English Springer Spaniels: Hunting To Hunting To Humans

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Through the corner of the eye weeds are falling and birds flying, and then a flash of black and white. What was it? Nothing but an energetic springer. From early in history to now, English Springer Spaniels have helped humans in many ways, along with being a great companion. From hunting to royalty.From show and spring. Springers have always been loyal and beautiful,but don't forget a great hunter too. The English Springer Spaniel was brought to England from Spain around 1570. Then they were called Norfolk Spaniels. In 1880, they were classified different from the Cocker Spaniel. Springers are the oldest of the spaniels. English Springer Spaniels are twenty-eighth in the AKA ranking and were the first dog in the US. One was brought over on the Mayflower with the Puritans and was at the first Thanksgiving. Hero William Wallace owned a Springer. Also, resident George bush had a Springer with him in the White House. …show more content…

They got the name “springer” because they flush or spring game out of hiding. Also since at full speed their whole body acts like a bow, and their legs meet underneath. Then when released, their legs snap into full extension.Springer Spaniels are bred to endure a long day's hunt. hey have sport in their blood.Springers accel at hunting in water and land.In the past, police and the military used Springers for their strong sence of smell.They would find things like:drugs,deadbodies,bombs,counterfit cash,and more.A Springer was a detection military dog and went on five trips on duty in Afganistan.This dog received a milatary metal for his great detection skills.They are also considered wonderful show dogs.Five springers have gotten first place in the Westminster KennelClub Dog Show for best in

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