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Welsh Springer Spaniel

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Introduction

The Welsh Springer Spaniel, also known as the Starter, the Tarfgi, the Red-and-White Spaniel, the Welsh Spaniel, the Welsh Cocker, the Welsh Springer or the Welshie, dates back to the earliest time when dogs helped men with hunting. This breed is extremely versatile and can be used to hunt and/or retrieve virtually any type of game, on land or in water and over any sort of terrain. The Welsh Springer Spaniel is smaller than the English Springer Spaniel but larger than the English Cocker Spaniel. The breed is known for its stable disposition and boundless energy. It gets its name from its style of hunting, which is to “spring” hidden game from places of hiding. The Welsh Springer Spaniel was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1906, as a member of the Sporting Group.

The mature male Welsh Springer Spaniel should stand 18 to 19 inches at the withers, while adult bitches should be 17 to 18 inches in height. Weight should be in proportion to height and overall balance; adults typically weigh between 35 and 45 pounds. The Welsh Springer’s coat is always white with rich, dark red markings. It is straight, soft and weatherproof, with moderate feathering.

Welsh Springer Spaniel - History and Health

The Welsh Springer Spaniel is a truly ancient breed. Its ancestors date back to dogs that belonged to the people of Roman-occupied Briton. During the Renaissance, the Land Spaniel was used to make game birds “spring” from hiding, to be shot with bow and arrow or hunted by falcon and thereafter retrieved by the dog. Images and writings of the Land Spaniel appear to describe or identify a dog virtually identical to today’s Welsh Springer

Welsh Springer Spaniel - Temperament & Personality

Welsh Springer Spaniels are less outgoing than their English cousins but still share the same zest for life. They are full of energy and enjoy spending time with people of all ages – even kids and will attach himself deeply to the people he loves. Built for hunting, Welsh Springers still enjoy working in the field, but will also have fun tracking and stalking birds in the backyard. They can be a bit messy, tracking

Welsh Springer Spaniel - Appearance & Grooming

The Welsh Springer Spaniel is a medium sized spaniel with a silky red and white coat. The head is slightly rounded with a square muzzle. The ears are long and pendant and are lightly feathered. The intelligent eyes are oval shaped and either hazel or deep brown in color. The neck is slightly arched and the topline is level. The weatherproof coat comes in a dark, rich red and white pattern and there may be

Springer Spaniel - Welsh - Pictures

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