Welsh Springer Spaniel

With a strong nose, webbed feet and a remarkable red and white coat, the Welsh Springer Spaniel is a distinct breed from the English Springer Spaniel. Bred for hunting the Welsh Springer Spaniel is a loyal and smart dog with a bit of a stubborn streak. They make great companions for families with the time to train and exercise them properly.

Common Inherited Illnesses in Welsh Springer Spaniels

These are the most common inherited illnesses in Welsh Springer Spaniels.  Welsh Springer Spaniels can inherit other illnesses beyond these, but these are the most prevalent.  If you are thinking of breeding Welsh Springer Spaniels, please speak with your veterinarian about potential tests that should be done to avoid congenitalCongenital means present at birth. Something that is congenital may or may not be inherited by parents and passed on to offspring. disorders in offspring. 

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Health Test Recommended for the Welsh Springer Spaniel

If you are buying a Welsh Springer Spaniel puppy you should make sure that your breeder has tested the parents and puppy for potential congenitalCongenital means present at birth. Something that is congenital may or may not be inherited by parents and passed on to offspring. illnesses.  The breeder should be able to provide you with the test results for both the parents and any results for puppies being sold.   Each test has different criteria and different types of results so you may want to review the results with a veterinarian if the breeder is unable to answer your questions on the results to your satisfaction.   By taking the time to discuss tes

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