I'm biased but they really are the best breed bar none ! Mine is almost 12 now and slowing down, going to miss him so much when its his time. Been an absolute pleasure having him they bring so much happiness
@MARK KNIGHT im so sorry to hear that, they're family. Never recover neither. Mine is still here thank god, 14 in may I'll be devastated when his time comes. Hope youre ok mate
Thanks carl, I'm not too bad, it's been coming, I had her at the vets twice but the problem with nasal tumours are when you see the nose bleeding the tumour is at a advantaged stage, she went down hill this week, the blood got heavier and thicker from her nose, when the dust settles I'll look at getting another springer, I hope your spaniel lives for years yet
@MARK KNIGHT our family dog had the same type of cancer she lived to a good age but had the same issues as yours. I'm hoping i still have a yr or two yet with mine hes got a decent size lump on lower belly but im leaving it hes happy still happy on life. I wont get another hes been a huge part of my life
Thanks for this joyous video! I had two springer brothers and lost them last year and the year before. One was 15 and the other 16 when they passed, so I had many wonderful times with them and miss them so so much. Springers really are fantastic dogs, so loyal and loving and such fun XX
Thank you for sharing, I love this breed have grown up with English Springer Spaniels during my childhood. My baby should be coming home in two weeks 🎀
Awww x x Springers are the best they never grow up and are always just as daft as when they are small. Going to be getting quiet here soon as my puppys are heading to their new homes.
Mine just passed away yesterday at the age of 12...she was a great dog, she never chewed our furniture LOL..i would get another one in the future..i'm still in pain of losing her, my house looks so empty and quite without her :(
I've never seen any that didn't have their tails docked before. Their tails are so long. I plan on breeding my springers and don't plan on getting the puppies tails docked unless people specifically request it.
Getting tails and dew claws removed is now very very difficult, only certain vets are licensed to do it and you need specific documentation to allow it. I understand why Springers who are going to become full working springers hve this done as springer tails are always wagging and can be hurt. Good luck on future litters its so rewarding to have pups and also a lot of hard work.
@@wixybelle1048 I'm in the states, and I think the practice is still more common here. I'm sure dew claw removal is still done for most breeds. This breed it's pretty standard to dock the tails, but happily it isn't even suggested by the akc anymore, and show dogs are not required to have their tails docked for shows anymore. I kind of hope the practice dies out here too. Both my springers have their tails docked. The breeders just had it done, and we didn't get a choice. I don't really believe in the practice, but I won't judge others who want it done I suppose. I will say it's been convenient on my intact female to have her tail docked, because it's a lot easier to put her in a diaper during her heats without having to worry about getting her tail through a hole. But that's the only real benefit I can even see for it. And while it is pretty cute how fast they wag their tails because they're so short, I just don't think it's worth putting them through the pain to have them removed.
I'm biased but they really are the best breed bar none ! Mine is almost 12 now and slowing down, going to miss him so much when its his time. Been an absolute pleasure having him they bring so much happiness
Agree carl, on here looking at this video because mine died today, she was 10 years old, she had a nasal tumour
@MARK KNIGHT im so sorry to hear that, they're family. Never recover neither. Mine is still here thank god, 14 in may I'll be devastated when his time comes. Hope youre ok mate
Thanks carl, I'm not too bad, it's been coming, I had her at the vets twice but the problem with nasal tumours are when you see the nose bleeding the tumour is at a advantaged stage, she went down hill this week, the blood got heavier and thicker from her nose, when the dust settles I'll look at getting another springer, I hope your spaniel lives for years yet
@MARK KNIGHT our family dog had the same type of cancer she lived to a good age but had the same issues as yours. I'm hoping i still have a yr or two yet with mine hes got a decent size lump on lower belly but im leaving it hes happy still happy on life. I wont get another hes been a huge part of my life
Thanks for this joyous video! I had two springer brothers and lost them last year and the year before. One was 15 and the other 16 when they passed, so I had many wonderful times with them and miss them so so much. Springers really are fantastic dogs, so loyal and loving and such fun XX
Aww loosing pups is so hard lotsa hugs x, Springers are the best I love them so much, I am glad you like the videos, I promise more videos to come x
my springer spaniel pup has just been born! I cant wait to get him in 8 weeks, these are so cute!
Its a long 8 weeks to wait but it will be worth it x x good luck and am glad you like the videos x x
Thank you for sharing, I love this breed have grown up with English Springer Spaniels during my childhood. My baby should be coming home in two weeks 🎀
They are beautiful!
Nothing better when they're snuggling into you. :)
It is the best feeling in the world x
Son adorables,no importa lo que muerdan
They're so, so, so cute!!! 😍 I love english springer spaniels... I have a springer spaniel, Layla she is 4 years old ❤️
Awww x x Springers are the best they never grow up and are always just as daft as when they are small. Going to be getting quiet here soon as my puppys are heading to their new homes.
Mine just passed away yesterday at the age of 12...she was a great dog, she never chewed our furniture LOL..i would get another one in the future..i'm still in pain of losing her, my house looks so empty and quite without her :(
@@lourdesperez707 am so sorry x x they are our family and loosing them is always hard. Hugs x x xx
Beautiful lv this breed
So beautiful
I lost mine this year and miss him so much....
Am sorry x x they are wonderful pups, love my girls so much x
David Smith I lost mine last year too. They’re always watching us from above 💙
i know exactly how you feel, same here
I have an adorable,very energetic 5 yr old Springer spaniel called scamper 😍😘♥️
Awww they are so funny x x c
Puppy: TIME FOR MY CLOSE UP!!!!!!
They're doing their job.
My two boys , brothers , would be 100 mph at this age
I have a Springer he is called Harry and is quite tall for a Springer and is seven
Love my girls x x x
the dullest, and yet the most beautiful, most perfect dogs alive
Dullest?
Idiot.
I've never seen any that didn't have their tails docked before. Their tails are so long. I plan on breeding my springers and don't plan on getting the puppies tails docked unless people specifically request it.
Getting tails and dew claws removed is now very very difficult, only certain vets are licensed to do it and you need specific documentation to allow it. I understand why Springers who are going to become full working springers hve this done as springer tails are always wagging and can be hurt. Good luck on future litters its so rewarding to have pups and also a lot of hard work.
@@wixybelle1048 I'm in the states, and I think the practice is still more common here. I'm sure dew claw removal is still done for most breeds.
This breed it's pretty standard to dock the tails, but happily it isn't even suggested by the akc anymore, and show dogs are not required to have their tails docked for shows anymore. I kind of hope the practice dies out here too.
Both my springers have their tails docked. The breeders just had it done, and we didn't get a choice. I don't really believe in the practice, but I won't judge others who want it done I suppose.
I will say it's been convenient on my intact female to have her tail docked, because it's a lot easier to put her in a diaper during her heats without having to worry about getting her tail through a hole. But that's the only real benefit I can even see for it.
And while it is pretty cute how fast they wag their tails because they're so short, I just don't think it's worth putting them through the pain to have them removed.
@@imnotmike ahh that makes sense, docking can be a good idea at times but overal that happy waggy tail is pure joy to see.
Puppys are so cute😍 I hope we become friends.
Do u breed them I'm looking for a springer boy pup I one one springer his 13 yrs are beautiful
I do x currently hoping for my Tia to come into season.... my Facebook page is Wixypups I also have my information on www.Champdogs.co.uk x
Theses puppies are adorable...we are looking to buy one. Do you know where we can get one?
Please look for an honest breeder.. if your UK based Champdogs is a fab site x x
For sale? I ‘ like to buy one. I live in Canada.
Hiya, I'm in the UK and currently have a waiting list. The boys are all sold x x x
Did you breed them?
Hi yes, these are my girls and my pups....
@@wixybelle1048 nice, keeping any?
@@ipogokeys2018 not always x its hard to say goodbye.
Best dogs in the world, why would you even consider another breed? Weird.