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Welsh Springer SpanielWelsh Springer Spaniel is a red-and-white breed, slightly smaller than the English Springer Spaniel. People typically referred this dog as Welshie. It originated in Wales. Wealthy Englishmen were fond of this dog due to its hunting ability. It excelled in each game, be it in water or on land.

Body Description:

This dog is medium-built and compact. Hair on its body is slightly wavy and straight. This dog has feathers on its legs, chest, tail and undersides. It has a rounded head and fairly-squared muzzle. Hair surrounds its long ears, similar to a Setter. Its eyes are dark-coloured or hazel.

Body coat of this dog is straight, soft-textured, flat and thick. It is weather-resistant and offers the dog protection from thorns, briar bushes and extreme temperature. Its ears and tail display soft feathering. Colour of the coat is usually white and red with variations in the pattern. This dog is an average shedder

Weight and Height Male dogs are 17 to 19 inches tall whereas female dogs are 16 to 18 inches tall. Male dogs weigh 18 to 20 kg whereas female dogs weigh 16 to 20 kg.
Nature and Temperament Welsh Springer Spaniel is caring and friendly. It loves to be with children. This dog has a playful nature. It shows loyalty towards its owner. It is not aggressive on strangers. This dog loves to socialise with fellow pets of similar breed. It may turn violent if left unattended for hours.
Activity

Welsh Springer Spaniel always appears lively. It needs enough exercise. For this, an open space or a huge yard is better. This dog is best suited to apartment dwelling. It stays active indoors. This dog is good in swimming, tracking, retrieving and hunting.

Life Span Life expectancy of this dog is 12 to 15 years

Welsh Springer Spaniel

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