Bred as a gundog, the Welsh Springer Spaniel got its name from how they spring at game for their hunters. An eager to please and intelligent breed, the Welsh Springer Spaniel is a wonderful family companion. Like most spaniels, they are enthusiastic and sometimes independent. They get along great with children and other pets if socially properly but tend to be aloof with strangers. Early socialization can help with this, though. The Welsh Springer Spaniel has endless energy and stamina and requires quite a bit of exercise. Though they are intelligent and trainable, the Welsh Springer Spaniel can have trouble with housetraining – crate training is recommended. If left alone for long periods of time, they can suffer from separation anxiety. If you’re looking for a companion dog that will keep up with your active lifestyle, look no further than the Welsh Spring Spaniel!< p>

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Welsh Springer Spaniel Rescues in the USA

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