The Welsh Springer Spaniel is known for its affectionate and friendly personality.

They are outgoing and thrive on human interaction, making them excellent family companions.

They are playful, energetic, and always up for a game, making them great for active households.

Their natural intelligence and eagerness to please make them trainable and responsive to commands. While they They also tend to be reserved around strangers, making them effective watchdogs.

The Welsh Springer Spaniel’s personality combines enthusiasm, loyalty, and a love for adventure, making them a delightful addition to any home.

The Welsh Springer Spaniels can be kept outside, with adequate shelter from the heat and cold, but they are such wonderful family companions, why wouldn’t you want them in your house, sleeping at your feet in the evening?

Welsh Springer Spaniels are fairly active indoors and can live comfortably in city apartments (with proper exercise, of course) or in the country. They do best with at least an average-size yard in which to run. Wherever they live, they are energetic dogs that need a lot of exercise to keep them from becoming fat, bored, and lazy 

Keep training sessions short and positive. That’s more suited to their personality and attention span than boring repetition. Train them with understanding and patience, and you’ll be well rewarded.

GROOMING
Welsh Springer Spaniels have a naturally straight, flat, soft coat that is never wiry or wavy. It’s dense enough to serve as protection from wet, cold weather and rough country. They have some moderate feathering on the backs of the forelegs, the hind legs above the hocks, the chest, and the belly. The ears and tail are also lightly feathered. The coat is a dark, rich red and white. The white area may be flecked with red ticking. Welsh Springer Spaniels are fairly easy to groom, brush them regularly to keep them looking their best and to prevent mats, which are especially common when they’re shedding. Because their ears hang down, you need to check your Welshie’s ears and clean them at least once a week to prevent ear infections.

Welsh Springers are gentle around children if they grow up with them or are exposed to them when they’re young. If they’re raised with them from puppyhood, they are generally good with other pets in the household, even small ones, although they might see birds as prey since that’s what they are bred to hunt.