What is an English Springer Spaniel bred for?

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What is an English Springer Spaniel bred for?​

The English Springer Spaniel was originally bred to be a hunting companion and a bird dog centuries ago. Before the 17th century and the invention of the wheel-lock firearm, hunters relied on sporting spaniels to help them flush out birds in high grass, point, and retrieve them.

Do Springer Spaniels have skin problems?​

Like Cockers, Springers can have various eye problems and skin conditions. Springer Spaniels and Cocker Spaniels are both very affectionate, sweet-tempered dogs. Cocker Spaniels are sensitive dogs with a soft personality – this means they can become nervous, and if they’re afraid they may snap or growl.
Why choose a springers Spaniel from citari?
Citari concentrates on only breeding a few top Quality litters per year! Our Springers spaniels are raised in the house as good family citizens as well as being top performing spaniels in the field. Whether your interest is for field trials, hunt test or for the small upland game enthusiasts, Citari has the perfect dog for you!
Where can I buy an English Springer Spaniel in Tennessee?
Located two hours from Atlanta, GA and less than 2 hours from Nashville, TN; close to Chattanooga, TN. If you ‘want a premium field bred English Springer Spaniel puppy, contact PrairieRose Gundogs today! Call: (706) 280-7807 (After these amazing pups sell, you may be able to ‘get on our wait list).

What colors are bad for Springer Spaniels?​

Lemon, red, and orange are considered unacceptable and “are not to place” according to the English Springer Spaniel standard in order to distinguish the colors of the English Springer Spaniel. In 1902 the Kennel Club of England recognized the English Springer Spaniel as a distinct breed (particularly from English Cockers).

How often should I run with my English Springer Spaniel?​

English Springer Spaniel temperament, personality, training, behavior, pros and cons, advice, and information, by Michele Welton, Dog Trainer, Behavioral Consultant, Author of 15 Dog Books This high-spirited tail-wagger needs at least one long vigorous run every day.
Can English Springer Spaniels live in apartments?
The English Springer Spaniel is a highly adaptable dog breed. Although larger homes with yards where this dog breed can run are ideal, they can adapt well to apartment living as long as they get enough exercise. They also tend to do well in most climates as their double coat offers them a little bit of extra protection in the winter.

Do Springer Spaniels drool a lot?
The lips can be long and may lead to drooling in some dogs. The dog is the tallest of the spaniel breeds, with a fair amount of leg for covering rough ground quickly. The English springer spaniel has a medium-length coat, which can be flat or wavy. Extra hair is on the ear fringes, feathering on the rear of all four legs, and on the chest.

Do you need to groom an English Springer Spaniel?​

Grooming can be a bit of a chore with an English springer spaniel, though this dog requires less work than the smaller cousins. Most owners clip their English springer spaniels at least somewhat and certainly trim around the legs, feet and ears. The show clip requires a steady, skilled hand with the clippers.

Do Springer Spaniels have floppy ears?​

English Springer Spaniels have floppy ears that drop down. This type of ear can collect moisture, dirt, and debris and can be prone to infection. By regularly checking your dog’s ears and carefully cleaning them as needed, you can help keep your dog’s ears healthy and reduce the chance of ear infections.

What is the English springer spaniel field trial Association?
We are a member of the English Springer Spaniel Field Trial Association, dedicated to improving our field bred English Springer Spaniels. If you would like to purchase one of these high quality puppies, a started spaniel, or a finished ready to hunt gundog, we prefer you to be an upland bird hunter, waterfowler, or field trialer.
How do you take care of a springer spaniel?
An outing in the field, long walk on leash, and good obedience lesson can go far to making the Springer a calm and well-behaved house dog. Their coat needs brushing or combing one or two times weekly plus clipping and scissoring every two to three months.