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English Springer Spaniel
8.3
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👉 Cheerful and highly trainable family dog - but needs real daily exercise and is prone to chronic ear infections requiring weekly cleaning for life.

Cheerful enthusiastic and highly trainable.

Year 1 Cost Estimate
$3,300 to $6,300
Includes purchase, first-year vet care, vaccines, spay/neuter, and supplies. Rescue path costs significantly less — take the quiz to see both paths.
Pros
Excellent with children Highly trainable and eager Friendly with everyone
Cons
Needs regular exercise Prone to ear infections Requires grooming
Health Issues
Hip dysplasia Progressive retinal atrophy Ear infections Eye conditions

Full health screening checklist included in the paid report.

✓ No common insurance restrictions
🐶 Rescue: Sometimes found in rescue
Recommended Starter Kit
MidWest iCrate 36" Dog Crate →Rabbitgoo No-Pull Dog Harness →Purina Pro Plan Large Breed Puppy →KONG Classic Dog Toy →Nina Ottosson Puzzle Feeder →Bully Sticks Bulk Pack →Furhaven Orthopedic Dog Bed →Hertzko Self-Cleaning Slicker Brush →Zesty Paws 8-in-1 Multivitamin Chews →Cosequin Joint Supplement →

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Rescue vs Breeder cost split, 3-year projection, training timeline, and breeder checklist are in the full report.

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