The English Springer Spaniel is a breed of gun dog in the Spaniel family traditionally used for flushing and retrieving game. It is an affectionate, excitable breed with an average lifespan of twelve to fourteen years. They are very similar to the Welsh Springer Spaniel and are descended from the Norfolk or Shropshire Spaniels of the mid-19th century, the breed has diverged into separate show and working lines. The breed suffers from average health complaints. The show-bred version of the breed has been linked to "rage syndrome", although the disorder is very rare. It is closely related to the Welsh Springer Spaniel and very closely with the English Cocker Spaniel; less than a century ago, springers and cockers would come from the same litter. The smaller "cockers" hunted woodcock while the larger littermates were used to flush, or "spring," game. In 1902, the Kennel Club of England recognized the English Springer Spaniel as a distinct breed. They are used as sniffer dogs on a widespread basis. The term springer comes from the historic hunting role, where the dog would "spring" (flush) birds into the air.
In this delightful short film, Jackie shares her experience of getting an English Springer Spaniel puppy, and how Dolly the dog has changed her life. She discusses the temperament of this breed, and tells us why to get an English Springer Spaniel.
When Jackie first contemplated owning a dog, she asked her friends for recommendations for breeds, and did some online research. Her criteria was for a breed that had a reputation for being good companions, intelligent, and energetic.
When Dolly first arrived, Jackie felt a bit overwhelmed. Puppyhood can be a testing time, especially for the first time owner. She found that taking Dolly to puppy socialisation classes, and then some gun dog training classes, was a huge help. English Springer Spaniels are intelligent dogs that like to feel busy...
In this delightful short film, Jackie shares her experience of getting an English Springer Spaniel puppy, and how Dolly the dog has changed her life. She discus...
In this delightful short film, Jackie shares her experience of getting an English Springer Spaniel puppy, and how Dolly the dog has changed her life. She discusses the temperament of this breed, and tells us why to get an English Springer Spaniel.
When Jackie first contemplated owning a dog, she asked her friends for recommendations for breeds, and did some online research. Her criteria was for a breed that had a reputation for being good companions, intelligent, and energetic.
When Dolly first arrived, Jackie felt a bit overwhelmed. Puppyhood can be a testing time, especially for the first time owner. She found that taking Dolly to puppy socialisation classes, and then some gun dog training classes, was a huge help. English Springer Spaniels are intelligent dogs that like to feel busy and useful. Learning how to train Dolly to respond to whistle commands was fun, and made their walks together safer and more collaborative. Jackie has recorded some other videos for Life The Basic Manual on how to achieve this, please check out this link for more https://goo.gl/5P1gWd
Dolly is happy with two walks a day, and loves being in human company. She’s not that interested in other dogs when walking, reducing the need to control encounters with strange dogs. She enjoys following a scent, and picking up an attractive stick. Her coat is relatively easy to groom and care for, and she doesn’t moult heavily. Jackie made sure that Dolly got used to young children early in her life, and Dolly very patient with kids, although Jackie makes sure she always supervises contact.
The most important qualities that Dolly brings to Jackie’s home is that she is loving, loyal and affectionate. Jackie and her husband have had many hours of fun and laughter in her company, and they are fitter and happier for owning an English Springer Spaniel.
This delightful, good-tempered, smart and people-orientated breed can bring delight to any owner who is prepared to put the necessary time and effort into training and caring for them.
So why should you get an English Springer Spaniel? Because they are a wonderful breed that can add a note of real joy into your life.
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In this delightful short film, Jackie shares her experience of getting an English Springer Spaniel puppy, and how Dolly the dog has changed her life. She discusses the temperament of this breed, and tells us why to get an English Springer Spaniel.
When Jackie first contemplated owning a dog, she asked her friends for recommendations for breeds, and did some online research. Her criteria was for a breed that had a reputation for being good companions, intelligent, and energetic.
When Dolly first arrived, Jackie felt a bit overwhelmed. Puppyhood can be a testing time, especially for the first time owner. She found that taking Dolly to puppy socialisation classes, and then some gun dog training classes, was a huge help. English Springer Spaniels are intelligent dogs that like to feel busy and useful. Learning how to train Dolly to respond to whistle commands was fun, and made their walks together safer and more collaborative. Jackie has recorded some other videos for Life The Basic Manual on how to achieve this, please check out this link for more https://goo.gl/5P1gWd
Dolly is happy with two walks a day, and loves being in human company. She’s not that interested in other dogs when walking, reducing the need to control encounters with strange dogs. She enjoys following a scent, and picking up an attractive stick. Her coat is relatively easy to groom and care for, and she doesn’t moult heavily. Jackie made sure that Dolly got used to young children early in her life, and Dolly very patient with kids, although Jackie makes sure she always supervises contact.
The most important qualities that Dolly brings to Jackie’s home is that she is loving, loyal and affectionate. Jackie and her husband have had many hours of fun and laughter in her company, and they are fitter and happier for owning an English Springer Spaniel.
This delightful, good-tempered, smart and people-orientated breed can bring delight to any owner who is prepared to put the necessary time and effort into training and caring for them.
So why should you get an English Springer Spaniel? Because they are a wonderful breed that can add a note of real joy into your life.
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In this delightful short film, Jackie shares her experience of getting an English Springer Spaniel puppy, and how Dolly the dog has changed her life. She discusses the temperament of this breed, and tells us why to get an English Springer Spaniel.
When Jackie first contemplated owning a dog, she asked her friends for recommendations for breeds, and did some online research. Her criteria was for a breed that had a reputation for being good companions, intelligent, and energetic.
When Dolly first arrived, Jackie felt a bit overwhelmed. Puppyhood can be a testing time, especially for the first time owner. She found that taking Dolly to puppy socialisation classes, and then some gun dog training classes, was a huge help. English Springer Spaniels are intelligent dogs that like to feel busy and useful. Learning how to train Dolly to respond to whistle commands was fun, and made their walks together safer and more collaborative. Jackie has recorded some other videos for Life The Basic Manual on how to achieve this, please check out this link for more https://goo.gl/5P1gWd
Dolly is happy with two walks a day, and loves being in human company. She’s not that interested in other dogs when walking, reducing the need to control encounters with strange dogs. She enjoys following a scent, and picking up an attractive stick. Her coat is relatively easy to groom and care for, and she doesn’t moult heavily. Jackie made sure that Dolly got used to young children early in her life, and Dolly very patient with kids, although Jackie makes sure she always supervises contact.
The most important qualities that Dolly brings to Jackie’s home is that she is loving, loyal and affectionate. Jackie and her husband have had many hours of fun and laughter in her company, and they are fitter and happier for owning an English Springer Spaniel.
This delightful, good-tempered, smart and people-orientated breed can bring delight to any owner who is prepared to put the necessary time and effort into training and caring for them.
So why should you get an English Springer Spaniel? Because they are a wonderful breed that can add a note of real joy into your life.
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The English Springer Spaniel is a breed of gun dog in the Spaniel family traditionally used for flushing and retrieving game. It is an affectionate, excitable breed with an average lifespan of twelve to fourteen years. They are very similar to the Welsh Springer Spaniel and are descended from the Norfolk or Shropshire Spaniels of the mid-19th century, the breed has diverged into separate show and working lines. The breed suffers from average health complaints. The show-bred version of the breed has been linked to "rage syndrome", although the disorder is very rare. It is closely related to the Welsh Springer Spaniel and very closely with the English Cocker Spaniel; less than a century ago, springers and cockers would come from the same litter. The smaller "cockers" hunted woodcock while the larger littermates were used to flush, or "spring," game. In 1902, the Kennel Club of England recognized the English Springer Spaniel as a distinct breed. They are used as sniffer dogs on a widespread basis. The term springer comes from the historic hunting role, where the dog would "spring" (flush) birds into the air.
...English setters in fields and woodlots across Pennsylvania ... I’ve had Vizslas, brittanies, English pointers, Springer Spaniels, Labs,” he said, adding that his English setters are his favorite breed.
Toby's DNA test revealed that Toby was actually 30 per cent English springer spaniel, a much more energetic and excitable bread ... 'Springer spaniels have higher energy than cocker spaniels and typically need a lot more attention.'.
The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office has welcomed a young immigrant with a unique skill to its force. Coca, a 1-year-old English springer spaniel from Italy, came to the department recently specifically to work with electronics.
We all have our favorite breeds we root for or predict are going to win Best in Show... I have an English springer spaniel who's 11 years old and quickly reaching the end of her time on earth, and it’s almost killing me to think about it.
“You just have to hope that they put it all together” in front of the judge, said handler and co-breeder Robin Novack as her English springer spaniel, Freddie, headed for Tuesday’s semifinals after a first-round win.
Micah, a black cocker spaniel, is walked ... An English springer spaniel is walked during the sporting group competition at the 148th Westminster Kennel Club Dog show, Tuesday, May 14, 2024, in New York.
DEARMISS MANNERS. I was taught to tip generously, and I don’t mind tipping people who provide direct services ... Is that really a service? ... I gave 10% ... It happens that my dog, an English springer spaniel, is a particularly gorgeous example of the breed ... .
Citrus County Chronicle
15 May 2024
Citrus County Chronicle
15 May 2024