English Springer Spaniels for Sale Sydney
The English Springer Spaniel was bred to be a hunting dog that hunters could use to spring or flush out game. Not only is this breed a good gun dog, it also makes a wonderful companion.
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The English Springer Spaniel was bred to be a hunting dog that hunters could use to spring or flush out game. Not only is this breed a good gun dog, it also makes a wonderful companion.
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The Ultimate English Springer Spaniel Guide
About English Springer Spaniel
English Spaniel Springers are adaptable and athletic. They’ve been known to take part in hunt tests, agility, obedience trials and tracking. They are also excellent buddies for those who love camping and hiking.
Lifespan
12 to 14 years
Weight
45 to 55 pounds
Height
45 to 55 cm
Grooming
English Springer Spaniels shed a moderate amount and will need to be brushed around three times a week.
Origins
The Spaniel-type breed is thought to have come from Spain, hence the name. They were brought to other parts of the world via trading ships.
Dogs resembling this Spaniel appear in artworks that date back to the 17th century. Prior to the invention of guns, this breed was used to flush out small animals and game birds.
Once guns were invented, they proved helpful at flushing out game for hunters with guns.
Whether for show or field work, today’s English Springer Spaniel is quite popular.
Key Characteristics Of English Springer Spaniels
Are English Springer Spaniels Family-Friendly?
Yes. The English Springer Spaniel is smart and ready to please their owner. They also have a sense of humour and are great with kids. Plus, they’re friendly with other pets at home.
Common Health Issues & Considerations
English Springer Spaniels may suffer from:
Progressive Retinal Atrophy
Skin disorders
Ear infections
Nature / Temperament
Cheerful, Social, Playful, Intelligent, Affectionate
Suitable Environment
The English Springer Spaniel was bred to live and hunt in harsh British climates.
Thus, they’re outdoorsy, and can handle a wide range of temperatures.
Other Considerations
How can I take good care of my English Springer Spaniel?
Nutrition
Since they’re a medium-sized breed, they’ll thrive on any food that is not labelled for a specific breed or size. The same applies for puppy food. Any kibble that is meant for puppies works just fine for English Springer Spaniel pups too. Note that this breed tends to have sensitive tummies and kibble allergies. To avoid complications, feed your English Springer Spaniel puppies high-quality dog food that is rich in protein.
An adult English Springer Spaniel thrives on two meals each day. You may consult with your vet about your dog’s diet and nutrition, if necessary.
Grooming
The English Springer Spaniel needs plenty of grooming. Give them a professional grooming once in a while. Also, brush their coats on a regular basis to minimise shedding.
Recommended Grooming Tips
They have floppy ears, which tend to block air flow. Thus, their ears may tend to stay wet and will need to be inspected and cleaned regularly to prevent bacterial infections.
English Springer Spaniels are named after their hunting style. They have a high prey drive and may not get along with smaller animals.
They make exemplary show dogs and many English Springer Spaniel owners may enjoy the challenge of competing with their dogs.
Exercise
The English Spaniel is a social breed. Your Spaniel should be able to get daily exercise needs by playing with the rest of the family. But, this breed also likes to go for outings and walks.
The English Spaniel is also a skilled hunter and would make a fabulous companion on hunting trips.
Training
This breed is willing to learn, but, like many other hunting dogs, is easily distracted. So, to retain your English Springer Spaniel’s attention, keep your training sessions fun. Maintain a positive attitude and change things up once in a while so your dog does not get bored with repetitive commands.
English Springer Spaniels are known to get sad when the owner becomes angry, so it is best remain calm and composed. Positive reinforcement is the best way to teach the English Springer Spaniel new tricks, as they may shut down and become uncooperative when they are scolded.
This is general information and should not be relied on for adopting or purchasing advice.
Most Asked English Springer Spaniel Questions
Yes, so long as the English Springer Spaniel mixes come from ethical breeders who know how to produce happy, well-behaved mixed breed dogs.
No, English Springer Spaniels are not naturally aggressive. However, like any dog, they still require training and socialisation to learn proper behaviours around humans and other dogs.
If you are searching for an English Springer Spaniels for sale in Sydney, only adopt from responsible dog breeders. They will best be able to bring out the good qualities of each dog and will help ensure the health and wellbeing of the breed as a whole. The average cost of English Springer Spaniels for sale in Sydney will be between AUD $1500 and $4000.
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