Springer spaniels, like all dogs, are natural chewers. This type of behavior is normal, and in most cases, healthy. However, Springer spaniels can also chew destructively, and this is where it becomes a problem if not dealt with appropriately. So, …
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Springer spaniels can clingy, but this largely depends on the environment, the way you behave in front of your dog, as well as many other factors. Also, keep in mind that what you might perceive as clingy may be completely …
Yes, Springer spaniels can live outside. These dogs belong to the gundog breed, which makes them very hardy animals that are able to adapt to the outdoors very well. They also have a double layered coat which gives them added …
While Springer spaniels have been bred to be hardy dogs, being able to withstand difficult conditions outdoors than most breeds, they can still get cold if they are stationary for too long and the temperature is low enough. Yes, it’s …
Yes, Springer spaniels can get jealous, and this emotion can be towards other dogs, cats and people that you give more attention and affection to. While there is no hard evidence that proves that this breed has this emotion, there …
Springer spaniels can get more spots as they grow older. When they are still embryos, their pigment cells slowly move away from their spinal cord to the rest of the body. These spots then become more noticeable when they get …
