Welsh Springer Spaniel Breed Information
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Welsh Springer Spaniel Quick Stats:
Description:
Welsh Springer Spaniels are compact dogs with silky coats that fringe along the underside, legs and chest. They have small round heads and square muzzles. Welsh Springer Spaniels' ears are long and fringed with fur.
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Country of Origin:
Welsh Springer Spaniels originated in Great Britain
Height:
Welsh Springer Spaniel males are 17-19 inches (43-48 cm). Welsh Springer Spaniel females are 16-18 inches (41-46 cm).
Weight:
Male Welsh Springer Spaniels weigh 40-45 pounds (18-20 kg.) Female Welsh Springer Spaniels weigh 35-45 pounds (16-20 kg.)
Colors:
Welsh Springer Spaniels can be dark red & white.
Coat:
An average shedder, the Welsh Springer Spaniel requires regular brushing to keep its coat silky. Some trimming is in order between the toes. Nails should be clipped and this breed should be bathed when necessary.
Temperament:
Happy willing and independent, Welsh Springer Spaniels are outdoor dogs and love to run, hunt, swim and chase. The Welsh Springer Spaniel is equipped for both hot and cold weather. Welsh Springer Spaniels make excellent family dogs and get along well with children.
Health Concerns:
The Welsh Springer Spaniel is susceptible to hip dysplasia and epilepsy
Life Expectancy:
The expected life span of the Welsh Springer Spaniel is about 12-15 years.
Living Environment:
Welsh Springer Spaniels are very active and require lots of exercise, especially off the leash, to keep them from getting fat and lazy.
AKC Group:
Welsh Springer Spaniels are in the Sporting Group.
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