cocker or springer

[hamster123]

is it possible to get any other colour than liver and white springer spaniel.. we would like a black or black and white or gold or gold and white bassically any other colour than liver..liver and white.. thankd guys

[Beretta28g]

Black and white springers are quite common tri colours are available but rare.

[hamster123]

Black and white springers are quite common tri colours are available but rare.

thanks it just seems that at the moment all i have been available are liver and white

[Beretta28g]

[JonnyR]

Hi,

 

This chap is helping me train my chocolate cocker at the moment. He is a full time keeper and trialling man. He has some very pretty and useful dogs.

 

http://www.ukgundogs.org/Breeders/Jackalan...ackalantern.htm

 

cheers,

[hamster123]

thanks jonnyr also bretta28 nice pic of the bitch and pups.

[mosa]

you can have both of mine, take them for 6 months

[HDAV]

The Welsh springer spaniel is more gold and white http://wssc.org.uk/start.htm most are between a cocker and English springer in size, Technically they are "rich red" and white

[Lloyd90]

The Welsh springer spaniel is more gold and white http://wssc.org.uk/start.htm most are between a cocker and English springer in size, Technically they are "rich red" and white

 

 

From the welsh springer's I have seen both working and just out there just dont seem to have the go of an English Springer in them.

I think possibly because they are not as common really, Id say its easier to get a good English Springer

[WGD]

Id say its easier to get a good English Springer

 

I had a WSS for 17 years, lovely dog but useless.

[HDAV]

I had a WSS for 17 years, lovely dog but useless.

Thats down to training, I want one thats calmer than a ESS at home. as WSS are one breed not distinct showing and working sub breeds you need to get a working pedigree dog to work.

[WGD]

Thats down to training, I want one thats calmer than a ESS at home. as WSS are one breed not distinct showing and working sub breeds you need to get a working pedigree dog to work.

 

More breeding than training IMHO, but you're right - a dog from working lines will do the job, but a B&W ESS will be easier to locate than a good working bred WSS.