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English Springer Spaniel Breed Information
Other Common Names:
Springer Spaniel
Description:
The English Springer Spaniel has a compact body, upstanding and with proud carriage. It has a docked tail. Its build suggests a combination of endurance, strength and agility. Very eager to please, the English Springer Spaniel makes a good family pet and working dog. Very affectionate, this dog breed loves everyone.
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Country of Origin:
The English Springer Spaniel originated in England.
Height:
Male English Springer Spaniels range from 19 inches to 21 inches. Female English Springer Spaniels range from 18 inches to 20 inches.
Weight:
Male English Springer Spaniels range from 45 to 55 pounds. Female English Springer Spaniels range from 40-50 pounds.
Colors:
English Springer Spaniels are usually black, blue or liver and white.
Coat:
English Springer Spaniels have straight or partly wavy coats that are water resistant. Regular grooming is essential to keep the coat neat and clean.
Temperament:
The English Springer Spaniel is energetic and friendly. An intelligent dog breed, they are easy to train.
Health Concerns:
The English Springer Spaniel is susceptible to epilepsy, ear infections and eye abnormalities.
Life Expectancy:
The expected life span of the English Springer Spaniel is 10-14 years.
Living Environment:
English Springer Spaniels are energetic dogs who need daily exercise. This dog breed will do best in a house with a fenced yard.
AKC Group:
The English Springer Spaniel is in the Sporting group.
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