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English Springer Spaniels can make excellent family pets. The English Springer Spaniel is a compact, hearty medium-sized dog with long pendant ears.

Most English Springers are even-tempered, gentle, friendly, and sociable dogs that are great for kids. Intelligent, skillful, willing and obedient. Playful, energetic and a quick leaner.

Merry, brave and sweet tail-waggers. Cheerful and courageous. It is affectionate, good natured and sincere, this dog loves everyone.

In 1902, the American Kennel Club first recognized the breed and this spaniel is now a favorite family pet as well. Its popularity in America began in 1700. The Springer Spaniel gets its name from his method of flushing game: he springs forward to drive birds out of hiding.

The English Springer Spaniel comes in a variety of colors with the most popular ones being liver and white or black and white. Happy, playful, and all ways in a good mood, the English Springer Spaniel makes an affectionate and loyal companion. Because the English Springer Spaniel is energetic and entertaining, they make excellent pets for children when both child and dog are educated to respect each other.

The normal height is 18-21 inches with weight of 40-55 pounds. An annual trim by a professional groomer will keep the Springer Spaniel in top condition. The right English Springer Spaniel puppy or adult dog makes a valued and beloved family member! One exception, if you are a city dweller with a sedentary lifestyle, this is not the dog for you.


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