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i dont know about that but they are deafenetly good with children

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500 to over 1,000

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Take your animal to the vet to be 100% sure what the problem is, the sooner you do this the better.

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Their firs litter will give about 11-13. You might get more but don't count on it.

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12 years but there the sweetest dogs

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The average weight is 45 lbs.

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I am currently babysitting a springer spaniel that will be 18 years old in May, 2011

Our Daisy (springer spaniel) sadly passed away just after christmas she was 20 would have been 21 in March 2012

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6 months

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Well, they are very energetic dogs, but between 2-3 times a day. Morning, evening and sometime in the day, if possible.

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It may not be the breed but the cat or the particular dog. Cats and dogs almost always take a little while to get used to each other and may hiss/bark and show aggressive behavior against each other. My cat hissed at my dog when we got her, but now my cat happily licks her and they are very friendly. My dog is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, which are quite similar to the Springer Spaniels. I would suggest if your cat continues to show aggressive behavoir against your dog, you should try to introduce them in a safe environment, not on the cat's territory (where the cat sleeps and/or eats) and hold both. Speak gently to to the cat and (not forcing it) encourage the cat to go closer to the dog or sniff it. Repeat this until the cat seems a bit more comfortable with your dog. Just give them some time. If your cat tries to 'bat' the dog with his/her paws, see whether she bares her claws, if she doesn't then she feels threatened by the dog, and is trying to scare it off. If she does bare her claws she is annoyed at the dog and believes it is incrouching on her territory.

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Well I'm not certain but my English Springer Spaniel is perfectly healthy and his tail is around 35 cm but if you want you can send me the length of the tail and I can check if it's a healthy length :)

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yes some state (i forgot which one) even has a holiday to celebrate how good they are at duck hunting

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A Springer Spaniel Is a great companion and need a lot of love. After you have had a springer for 3 weeks he or she is already apart of the family but why would you want to put a Springer outside? I love Springers!

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There's no way to predict when a dog will have her first heat cycle. It can happen anytime from 6-8 months on average.

The first sign of a female coming "Into Season" is often swelling of the Vulva. This swelling can occur anytime from a week before bleeding, to the day before.

Spaying can be done at any age, but a female dog get some pretty significant health benefits if she's spayed before the onset of her first heat cycle.

A Female, should NEVER be bred on her first heat, (she has immature eggs) and preferably not her second either. The rule of thumb that works best is to breed on the third season, or at 1.5 to 2 years old, and after your veterinarian has given her a clean bill of health, and she is up to date on all her shots.

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Not very much, but it does. During puppy stage when it sheds its puppy fur that's when its the most. I'm allergic to dogs and I have an English springer. Doesn't reallly affect me.

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border collies are part springer spaniel...they are related, but have very different temperments. Border collies are herding dogs, spaniels are hunting dogs.

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A dog does not stop going into season no matter what age she is, unless she is spayed.

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My springer spaniel likes to play with chewy dog toys the best but she likes hard ones to. She loves tug of war toys.

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It depends on the dog, I mean they are all different but I'm afraid the answer is no.. It's a dog used for hunting and very active.. if he sees a cat running I think that he wants to catch it. But you can always try it and learn your dog to live with cats.

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England

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They are pretty smart and are very attched and loyal to their owner(s).

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All Welsh Springer Spaniels should naturally have moderately long fur.

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Around twice a year