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English Springer Spaniel Puppies

Developed primarily as a gun dog, the dog specializes in flushing and springing its prey. The English Springer Spaniel is a great dog known for its agility, versatility and good tracking ability.

Petland is honored to offer first-class English Springer Spaniel puppies and our caring team of puppy specialists will help answer any questions you may have.

This dog breed is obedient which makes it a dog you won’t have a problem hanging out with. Among this breed are the show dogs and the field dogs.  The field dogs have fit appearances making them look more dangerous than the ones used for the show.

Some characteristics of the show dogs are droopier ears, dewlaps and dangling flews. They are more heavily boned than the more agile field bred

  • Great with kids
  • Sticks by your side
  • Active breed
  • Alert watchdog

We do not have English Springer Spaniel puppies on the floor today. Tell us what you are looking for and we will let you know the moment one arrives, or help you find a breed that suits your home just as well.

  • Exercise 60 min a day
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About the English Springer Spaniel

The English Springer Spaniel is a delightful breed known for its rich history as a hunting companion, originally bred in England for flushing game birds from their hiding spots. This loving and affectionate breed quickly became popular as a family pet due to its cheerful demeanor and gentle disposition. Known for being particularly good with young kids and other dogs, the English Springer Spaniel thrives in a family environment where they can share their love and enthusiasm with everyone.

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With moderate energy levels, these dogs require regular exercise to keep them happy and healthy, making daily walks and playtime essential. They do best in homes where they can run and play, although they are not ideally suited for apartment living. Their grooming needs are manageable, requiring weekly brushing to keep their beautiful coats looking their best, and while they shed a moderate amount, it is generally manageable with routine care.

Trainability is another strong suit for the English Springer Spaniel, as they are intelligent and eager to please. This makes them a joy to train, whether you are teaching them basic obedience or more complex tricks. Their natural enthusiasm and affectionate nature will win over your heart, and they will always be by your side, ready to be involved in family activities. If you are looking for a loving companion who can adapt to family life and bring joy to your home, the English Springer Spaniel may be the perfect fit, especially if you’re considering welcoming a new furry friend from Petland Batavia, Illinois.

English Springer Spaniel breed profile

Every score below is set by our team for this breed. Higher is simply more of that trait, not better or worse.

Temperament

  • Affection Devoted
  • Playfulness Always game
  • With strangers Friendly
  • Territorial Relaxed
  • Prey drive High

Family & other pets

  • Young children Excellent
  • Older children Excellent
  • Other dogs Loves other dogs
  • Cats With introductions

Energy & exercise

  • Energy Very high
  • Mental stimulation High

Training

  • Trainability Quick to learn
  • Intelligence Very bright
  • Stubbornness A stubborn streak

Care & upkeep

  • Shedding Moderate
  • Drooling Minimal
  • Barking Moderate

Home life

  • Apartment living Prefers a house
  • Time alone Short periods
  • Cold weather Comfortable
  • Warm weather Average

A good match for

  • First-time owners Good first dog
  • Senior owners Suitable
  • Running partner Excellent
  • Hiking Excellent
  • Therapy work Good
  • Guarding Low

Living with a English Springer Spaniel

History of Breed

The English Springer Spaniel was originally bred as a hunting dog. Specifically, they were used to “flush” or “spring” game, which means they would chase birds into flight so that hunters could spot them. English Springer Spaniels were also trained to retrieve game.

Personality and Temperament

This breed is a very alert, happy, and focused breed that is known for its warm and loving personality. They have upbeat personalities and a warm and approachable demeanor. This breed makes a fantastic family pet and has remained very popular as such for generations. They have won the hearts of many families over the years thanks to their amazing qualities.

Appearance and Grooming

The English Springer Spaniel does best with a warm bath every four to six weeks. Daily brushing of its coat will help make this pup shine and feel his best as well as prevent matting. Routine nail clipping is also very important and should not be forgotten.

Care and Feeding

English Springer Spaniels are active dogs and do need ample amounts of energy to feel their best. The correct ratio of meat-based protein and micronutrients, as well as healthy carbs and fats, will keep this breed healthy. Many of this breed’s owners recommend feeding this dog two meals a day, spaced about twelve hours apart. It is also very important to remember to provide your dog with proper dental care. It is suggested that his teeth get cleaned a minimum of three times a week. Failing to keep his teeth clean can contribute to health issues.

Breed Size and Life Expectancy

The English Springer Spaniels stands between nineteen and twenty inches tall.
This breed weighs between forty to fifty pounds.
The average life expectancy for this breed is between twelve and fourteen years.

Interesting Breed Facts

Fact: English Springer Spaniels and Cocker Spaniels used to be the same breed.
Fact: This breed enjoys outdoor activity time with family and loves to explore.
Fact: This breed trains with ease and makes a great family pet.

Caring for a English Springer Spaniel

Grooming
Weekly brushing
Grooming cost
Average
Monthly food
Average
Outdoor space
A yard is recommended
Allergy friendly
Not considered hypoallergenic

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I neuter my Springer Spaniel?

Yes, however, it is recommended to have the process gotten over with when they are between the ages of four and nine months’ old.

Do Springer Spaniels shed a lot of hair?

Yes, the Springer Spaniel is a very hairy species, having two coats of hair that can make the to be a big deal to groom

Are English Springer Spaniels good with toddlers?

The Breed is an easy-going species and relates well with children. however, children should be taught the appropriate ways to interact with dogs to avoid provocation.

Do English Springer Spaniels relate well with other animals?

Yes, the Spaniel springer is extrovert and very friendly. It becomes easily friendly with other animals. However, it is important to grow your pets together from a tender age for a better relationship among them

What is the cost of an English Springer Spaniel?

Getting a puppy English Springer Spaniel can cost as much as $1000 to $3000. Prices vary. Please contact us for availability and cost.

Do they Springer Spaniels drool?

No, the Springer Spaniels don’t drool

What is their life expectancy?

The English Springer Spaniel Is expected to live between the ages of 12 to 14 years.

Do English Springer Spaniels relate well with strangers?

Yes, the dog breed is willing to give anybody a try at friendship. The dog’s friendliness seems not to have a boundary

Can English Springer Spaniels become overweight?

Generally speaking, the Springer Spaniels are not likely to become overweight, however, they should be fed moderately to keep a favorable balance of the body.

What illnesses easily overcome the English Springer Spaniels?

The breed is susceptible to any bacterial and viral infections, also Elbow dysplasia and otitis externa which are the only major health challenges the breed can face.

An epitome of beauty and strength, the English Springer Spaniel is friendly, energetic and adorable. It is very protective of its owners and is a good family and hunting dog breed.

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We just went for a walk”puppy therapy.” Look at how cute they are. I was a little surprised that considering how few customers were in at the time & yet we only got a “let us know if we can help you with anything” and that was it. There were plenty of employees in store, as it was probably the beginning of the Friday night shift, before families started coming in. I had made an appointment, just in case we decided to see any of the dogs. I guess I’m accustomed to the employees being more personal and wanting to tell me things based on the conversation my group is having without me having to reach out to them.
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