Country of Origin: Wales
Height: Males 18 to 19 inches, females 17 to 18 inches
Weight: 35 to 45 pounds
Coat: Straight, flat, soft, silky, waterproof, weatherproof; moderate feathering
Colors: Rich red and white; any pattern is acceptable
Registries (With Group): AKC (Sporting); UKC (Gun Dog)
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
The typical dog breed Welsh returned to the red and white game that inhabit the British Isles for thousands of years. She shared her story with their close relatives, England Cocker Spaniel and the English Springer Spaniel. At one point all the Spaniel that is simply called "cockers spaniels" or "contactor" and crossed with the sole purpose of hunting dog close to achieving a difficult job. Over time, startups and cockers are separated, and from there further distinguished Welsh and British races. In the 1900s, Welsh Springer Spaniel Springer Spaniel and is described in a separate race. The Welsh Springer English Springer differ in size, appearance and color. He was shorter, had smaller ears but overall larger, tapered head, and characteristic red and white layers. There is no exaggeration in their fur, as it can be in the English Springer Spaniel and the American Cocker. Natural sweep of spaniel, Welsh Springer is a tireless worker and enthusiastic and very good in the water.
PERSONALITY PROFILE
The Welsh Springer Spaniel is a good-natured fellow, who tend to spend their time together outdoors and curl up by the fire. Canned hunting instinct that has grown with him for centuries meaning birds found, springs, and take the game. He has a lot of power and can be out all day, but when you go inside with his family, he was quick to complete.
CARE REQUIREMENTS
exercise: For Welsh Springer Spaniel to be truly happy, he should get outdoors as much as possible. She is naturally curious and excited about the world around you browser. If he is not able to fulfill that desire, you can resort to destructive behavior indoors. Preparation: smooth coat of the Welsh Springer Spaniel look better with regular maintenance. That means brushing and combing every few days - especially when there is a change of pace, as in the ears, chest and legs. Life Span: The average life of the Weimaraner is 12 to 15 years. Training: The Welsh Springer Spaniel share the malleable nature of the starting and cockers in general, so that a good dog to train. Bred to work with a hunter, Welsh Springer has a strong desire to please, you can stay focused on the lesson at hand. With proper management, Welsh Springer excels in tracking, hunting, retrieving, and sports and other games.
