I have a springer, the best thing I did was to almost ignore him when he was hyper, when he was calm I would say “calm” and give affection, in time (I’m talking a year) when I say calm now, he knows to slow down. Making him wait outside after a walk while I make a cup of tea to then invite him into the home also changed the game for me. I noticed almost instantly that he now looks for me to do almost anything. It’s very important to understand that NO is not negative. Saying no to a dog isn’t cruel. It’s essential. I think no should be the most understood command you can give a dog.

Wonderful video. Such good advice. Thank you so much x

great job boys.thank you.

Great video, really helpful. Thanks boys 👍

Brilliant video. We're on our 3rd Spaniel and love the breed.

This was really helpful

About to adopt a 11 week old cocker spaniel great advice

Great video

I love spaniels. I had a english springer, he died a month ago. He was so smart.

I had a springer growing up. Decided that my own first family dog would also be a springer, he’s 10 now, our kid is 6. We’ve been talking about adding a puppy. How are older springers with springer puppies? Ours still acts like a teenager at times, but really can’t keep up with hunting and is done after a couple miles these days. Do you wait to add in the new energy of a puppy, or go for it. He has our hearts, just want to do what’s best!

my family got our puppy a year and like few months ago and when he came we all welcomed him (i stayed with him the most lol) he litterally fell alseep for like 4 hours-

I had an American Cocker Spaniel, but I'm looking into getting a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, as I'm disabled and I think a smaller version would be best for me. The cocker is a wonderful dog and was my best friend until he passed away in January 2021 due to cancer of the nose. I want to be extra careful with the next one I get. I want to avoid any of the mistakes I made before. He didn't deserve to go like that. Fortunately, I have an organic, raw dog food store close to me and access to dog training. I don't know how I feel about crates, because I saw how Bentley dealt with them and I don't want to put any puppy through any trauma. I have PTSD from my dad's abuse, and I don't want that for anyone, pets included.

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I’m getting a 6 month old springer next week. He is joining our household due to illness of current owner. I have a 3 yr old springer here already, who is the most well behaved, low key dog I’ve ever had. Not that I did anything so special, I think it’s just her personality. I’m a little nervous to introduce these two, she’s been the queen for 3 years. Any tips would be appreciated. Almost all my adult life I’ve had multiple dogs at the same time, I don’t know why I’m nervous.

Ilove spaniel dog...

Thanks for the webinar, my new puppy arrive shorty,can you please advise on cages

I just lost my cocker spaniel lu from cancer tumor she was. 12. From cancer. She had a great life Is this normal in this breed. ? I eventually like to get another. Puppy. Cocker The house is so empty. And my cat jj is very sad.

For potty training you mentioned having a routine of every hour on the hour plus after a nap and eating. Are suggesting every hour on the hour through the night??

I got two of them Golden Max and Chocolate Belle and both of them drive me crazy by biting and chewing everything

Oi thats a dope ass hand tat.

What happens when you take them out and she doesn't do 1 or 2. And you've been out for nearly half hour? My working cocker spaniel is 9 weeks old.

Really helpful advice thanks. We're about to adopt a springer/setter girl of 5yo. She has basic commands, but her foster carer is still working on potty training, so I will follow your advice to a T on potty training. Any ideas what to do about night time though? I will take her out every hour, reward and praise for each visit, but how will she manage 8h through the night? Any advice? She was an abandoned hunting dog, so very well trained otherwise, but they think her household potty training will need some work because she's most likely lived outdoors.

Puppy link don't work 😢

we have an 12 week old English springer spaniel. he is biting everything. we use the same commands and doesn't stop. what would you suggest to do?

Cavalier King Charles spaniel differences to the King Charles spaniel would be a good video as there isn’t one on KZfaq as far as I can see

How do I stop my puppy biting. Thank you

Can you go over how to stop leash biting? I have a 5 month Old ESS and he loves to bite the leash when he gets overly excited on his walks.

I get the sit and stay but what does break mean ???

Hay dude, I’ve owned hyper dogs the latter being a boxer. This is my first spaniel. I get him on the 14th of September. Watched some of your videos, so hyped to get my lil ego. (I’ve named him ego) this is my new best friend for life. I have cats, two that grew up with a staff that past last year. So my cats are used to a dog but she was in her later life and the energy my boxer had is making me make sure this goes perfect. Any tips on introducing? Plus, you seem to know your stuff so an advanced corse is something I’m open too

You say every hour for a nr 1 or nr2, what do you do at night? will every 3 hours be sufficient?

Quick question: You said don't let them sleep on the bed, especially when they're young. When my American cocker spaniel came home, he had terrible separation anxiety, and crate training was a nightmare. He didn't sleep on the bed until he was almost full grown, but he would cry constantly if anyone was out of eyesight. and he was put hit paw up to the cage and cry to come out. He hated being alone. My natural instinct would be to have a puppy on the bed to avoid separation anxiety. Any specific tips on that?

What about when you spend half an hour outside and then come inside and do a number 2 🤣

Where’s the pup?

Our dog gonna live outside

Please do your research first. Worker spanners make you reconsider your life. They are in a league of their own. They, are. Bastards!!!!!!!! First two years you need to STICK TO YOUR GUNS!!!!! I cannot express that enough. The only way I can round this up, is that, spanner puppies learn, however, the training tickles into tiny little ravines that slowly & I mean SLOWLY, meet up in the middle which I call their two year old oasis mind of memory. It seems that everything you have trained them slowly gets to that point in their oasis once they’ve sort of come of age. It’s that that makes their brain grow & turn into their memory bank & between 8 weeks & two to two & a half finally seeps into this lovely forever dog you will have but you have to, for two years at least of pulling out your hair, wanting to rehome, questioning yourself & wondering if this is the dog for you. If you are going to be staunch with your rules, then by all means, have a spanner but you must stop & nip in the bud ANY behaviour you don’t want in the future. Great post & good luck everyone. I’m a spanner owner, cocker & Springer, working both, for 20 years. I’ve looked after them, fostered them & have done training for the fosters to be ready for their new home. Cockers & springers are completely different. Cockers are easier at first but become very independent & pig headed after they’ve got to two years, that’s when the really hard work comes, Springers are the opposite. Absolute bastards at the beginning but by 2-3 years are much more imprinted. Cockers suddenly become that teenager that knows EVERYTHING! Pick wisely, do your research. I’ve also found that springers are better in the family home than cockers as an all rounder. Springers in my opinion have been the best family dogs, they love having the fuss as well as out playing ball games, enjoying being out with everyone on their bikes or walks, perfect pub dogs & wonderful white companions for kids that need a special someone that they can read to, cuddle or help with anxiety. They really are an awesome breed once you get past that first two years. Cockers however, love the ball games or they don’t, they are very much black & white. All or nothing. Again, great post & I’m so pleased you made a point of the rules at the very beginning. Any leniency & you’ve made a rod. You need to make sure you are on top of everything at all times but it’s so worth the hard work, tears & uncertainly.🥰

80% of the video is promo and intro just to monetize it. Lame

A whole video and you’ve not really given much constructive advice 🥴 I suppose it’s got to be pretty vague so you can sell a ‘course’.

Every "getting a *insert breed* video" is the same......

Could be a good video. You keep repeating the same subject and topics over and over again.

Blah blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah talk way too much

God you guys talk alot with your arms. Tone in down 🤣🤣