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    Our new addition,& no it hasn't got wheels

    This is her,she is a Springer Spaniel.Having fun on the beach,& trying to keep up with my son's dog,pepper.







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    Cute dog...

    have you named it or are you after ideas?

    (Like "Jerry (springer spaniel)"? )

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    cute puppy! whats her name?

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    Ahh,forgot to mention.She has been called "Dixy".She is now 14 weeks old & up to all those puppy tricks.Won't stay still enough to get a decent pic.

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    Did you buy the optional brain cell?

    Spaniel's don't come with one by default and its an aftermarket accessory



    Jokes aside they are a wonderful dog.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dmdigital View Post
    Did you buy the optional brain cell?

    Spaniel's don't come with one by default and its an aftermarket accessory



    Jokes aside they are a wonderful dog.
    Springer's are supposed to be the smarter of the Spaniels,suppose we will have to wait & see
    They use them here at the dog squad,searching for drugs,etc.

    She is way smarter than our Sharpie,he definitely missed out on the option

    I originally wanted a GSP,as i have had one before,& my parents used to breed them but SWMBO wanted something smaller,& a dog that can come inside,we decided this was a good compromise.

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    We've had a Welsh Springer in the past. Great dogs but can suffer a bit from eye issues with the loose skin around their eyelids allowing the eyelid to roll down into the eye where the hair irritates the eye.
    We ended up getting a surgical nip and tuck done to her eyelids and it made a huge difference. Should have done it years earlier.

    Dixy looks like an English Springer to me. Not sure if they have the same issue, but something to watch out for.

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    GSP all the way, we love ours and they are a great companions.
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    She is an English springer as you guessed,Welsh springers seem to be rarer,but i believe the breeds are very similar.

    Sharpei's also often need that nip & tuck around the eye's,although our's didn't.Our's went deaf with age,he is about 10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmdigital View Post
    GSP all the way, we love ours and they are a great companions.
    I grew up with them,they are fantastic dogs.We had a bitch that could catch hares.Her trick was catch one,crawl under a bed in whatever bedroom she could get to,& eat the whole thing,only leaving the ears.She was a beautiful dog & had quite a few litters of pups.

    And yes we did feed her,she just had a liking of fresh hare.

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