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Do English Springer Spaniels Bark a Lot? My Honest Experience
As the proud owner of an English Springer Spaniel named Molly, I often get asked a common question: “Do Springer Spaniels bark a lot?” The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think—it depends on the individual dog’s personality, training, and environment. In this blog post, I’ll share my experience …
Wet Paws: How My Springer Reacts to Water?
Before getting a Springer Spaniel, we did a lot of research and learned that this breed loves water. Springer Spaniels are energetic and adventurous, making them great outdoor companions. Bred as hunting dogs to retrieve game from water, they’re naturally drawn to it. However, we never expected just how much …
How Often I Feed My Springer Spaniel for Optimal Health
We had never owned a dog before Molly, so her feeding routine and diet were top priorities on our research list—and it wasn’t easy. You’ll find countless articles linked to scientific papers and research discussing in detail dogs nutritional needs and daily feeding routines. While these are helpful and detailed, …
My Experience: Keeping My Springer Spaniel Active
There’s no doubt about it, the energetic nature of your Working Springer Spaniel is one of this breed’s main attractions that will keep you fit and active for a long time. Instead of quoting scientific papers on how much exercise your Springer Spaniel needs, I’ll share insights from our personal …
A Day in the Life with a Springer Spaniel: Owner Experience
Just over two years ago, I would have never thought that we would have a dog, let alone a Springer Spaniel. Living with one was a blurry image we had tried to imagine countless times, sitting on the sofa in the evening and discussing it in detail. We wondered how …
Endless Love, Real Costs: Springer Spaniels
We’ve always dreamed of having a dog, but our constant moving and living in rented homes made it seem impossible. Not being able to own a place anytime soon, we eventually opted for a cat. Cats are easier to hide than dogs in case of a landlord inspection 🙂 and …
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