Family raised AKC English Springer Spaniels in Texas. The Brinkley family has been living with English Springer Spaniels now for over 20 years.
We love the breed and believe you will too if you have not already experienced the character, temperament, and nature of this wonderful dog. This is a family owned business so all puppies and adult dogs are well taken care of and loved on. Why AKC English Springer Spaniels?
1. What a great looking animal! With those big eyes and floppy ears, you will never get tired of reaching down and holding th
at face between your hands admiring this wonderful pet that has become a part of your family. The combination of liver and white or black and white is pleasing to the eye as well.
2. The Springer temperant is perfect for a family companion! Our children have been raised with our Springers. We know first hand that Springers make a great family pet. They are not a hyper dog like some breeds. However, when you are ready to play, they are ready to go. Springers love to fetch, run, walk, wrestle and yes when you are ready to settle down and watch T.V. , they will too. They are a breed that loves to please and enjoys your company as much as you will enjoy theirs.
3. A Medium size dog is just right! Of course we are bias but we believe if you have a dog for companionship and you live in a house - they should too! If that is the case, the medium size is a favorable situation. If you have a large dog you are dealing with an animal that can get in the way at times. If you have small dog, how do you wrestle around and not be afraid of hurting it or even stepping on it. Ok, yes, yes we are bias and have enjoyed the size of the Springers for many years. It just feels rights for both a dog that enjoys the outdoors and the indoors. One more thing you should not overlook, the Springer tail is docked by our Vet at four days old. You will never have to worry about your dog wagging that tail and knocking things over on the coffee table. However the good news their is still enough to see that little tail wag when you call their name.
