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2006-09-19 15:37:24
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answered by cynthetiq 6
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General Symmetrically built, compact, strong, merry, active. Highest on leg and raciest in build of all British land Spaniels.
Characteristics In evaluating the English Springer Spaniel, the overall picture is a primary consideration. One should look for type, which includes general appearance and outline, and also for soundness, which includes movement and temperament. Inasmuch as the dog with a smooth easy gait must be reasonably sound and well-balanced, he is to be highly regarded, however, not to the extent of forgiving him for not looking like an English Springer Spaniel. An atypical dog, too short or long in leg length or foreign in head or expression, may move well, but he is not to be preferred over a good all-round specimen that has a minor fault in movement. It must be remembered that the English Springer Spaniel is first and foremost a sporting dog of the Spaniel family, and he must look, behave and move in character.
Temperament The typical Springer is friendly, eager to please, quick to learn and willing to obey. Such traits are conducive to tractability, which is essential for appropriate handler control in the field. In the show ring, he should exhibit poise and attentiveness and permit himself to be examined by the judge without resentment or cringing. Aggression toward people and aggression toward other dogs is not in keeping with sporting dog character and purpose and is not acceptable. Excessive timidity, with due allowance for puppies and novice exhibits, is to be equally penalized.
2006-09-19 15:39:23
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answered by Christa 3
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I have a puppy that it almost all English Springer Spaniel. They are medium size dogs, with pretty short hair. There are a couple types of English Springers. One breed is bread to be a hunting dog (Field Bred), and the other is breed to be a show dog (Bench/Show-bred.) The show breed does have longer hair. There are 2 colors, liver and white and black and white.
My puppy is the Field breed. I am not going to be using him for hunting though, he is just a companion for my fiance and I. Riley is black and white and is so cute. He is a very smart dog. He learns really quickly. He has a really great temperment.
2006-09-19 15:50:36
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answered by Dewdrop5 2
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The English Springer Spaniel is a medium-sized sporting dog, with a compact body and a docked tail. His coat is moderately long, with feathering on his legs, ears, chest and brisket. His pendulous ears, soft gentle expression, sturdy build and friendly wagging tail proclaim him unmistakably a member of the ancient family of Spaniels. He is above all a well-proportioned dog, free from exaggeration, nicely balanced in every part. His carriage is proud and upstanding, body deep, legs strong and muscular, with enough length to carry him with ease. Taken as a whole, the English Springer Spaniel suggests power, endurance and agility. He looks the part of a dog that can go, and keep going, under difficult hunting conditions. At his best, he is endowed with style, symmetry, balance and enthusiasm, and is every inch a sporting dog of distinct spaniel character, combining beauty and utility.
All the following combinations of colors and markings are equally acceptable:(1) Black or liver with white markings or predominantly white with black or liver markings; (2) Blue or liver roan; (3) Tricolor: black and white or liver and white with tan markings, usually found on eyebrows, cheeks, inside of ears and under the tail. Any white portion of the coat may be flecked with ticking. Off colors such as lemon, red or orange are not to place.
2006-09-19 15:45:29
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answered by Anonymous
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It's in the sporting group. Med high to high energy. Good w/ kids and other animals, are med.sized19-20" tall, 40-50 lbs. Used to flush gamebirds, field trials, hunting tests, obedience, agility, flyball, tracking, therapy. Show dogs have compact bodies and heavier bones, than field line dogs, who are leggier and built for more speed/agility. Need regular exercise, grooming and fenced yard. Not good apartment dogs. Live about 12 yrs.
2006-09-19 15:54:39
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answered by dogfrenzied 3
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Its a hunting dog, a bird dog to be more precise. Like a cocker spaniel but more tall.
2006-09-19 15:36:43
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answered by Anonymous
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um, its an engish springer spaniel
2006-09-19 15:37:23
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answered by parental unit 7
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They are in the sporting group. Normally used for hunting.
2006-09-19 15:48:30
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answered by misstigeress 4
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It's a spaniel!
2006-09-19 15:36:39
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answered by Mr. Yahoo 1
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It's a hunting breed. Check out this picture:
http://www.jagdspaniel.de/s2.jpg
2006-09-19 15:37:36
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answered by DidacticRogue 5
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do you mean like a sporting dog?
2006-09-19 15:36:54
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answered by importance of being wilde 3
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