English Springer Spaniel Parents.
If you want to see a copy of the parents pedigree I will e-mail it to you.
Meet Cuddle Bug of longview.
(Cuddles)
He is such a sweet and lovable dog, he made
me fall in love with this breed of dog!!!!! Cuddles has Venetian Liverpool and Venetian Vincent Van Gogh lines.
Cuddles has been DNA tested for PRA and is NORMAL. 
Meet Snuggle Buggle of Longview. (Snuggles)
She is a real sweet girl.
She has Brickclose Matchwood field ch. bloodlines.
Here is our newest girl Lovey Dovey of Longview.
(Lovey)
General information on Springers.
General Appearance
The English Springer Spaniel is a medium-sized sporting dog, with a compact body and a docked tail. His coat is moderately long, with feathering on his legs,
ears, chest and brisket.His pendulous ears, soft gentle expression, sturdy build and friendly
wagging tail proclaim him unmistakably a member of the ancient family of Spaniels.
He is above all a well-proportioned dog, free from exaggeration, nicely balanced
in every part. His carriage is proud and upstanding, body deep, legs strong and muscular,
with enough length to carry him with ease. Taken as a whole, the English Springer Spaniel suggests power, endurance and agility.
He looks the part of a dog that can go, and keep going, under difficult hunting conditions.
At his best, he is endowed with style, symmetry, balance and enthusiasm, and is every inch
a sporting dog of distinct spaniel character, combining beauty and utility.
Coat
The Springer has an outer coat and an undercoat. On the body, the outer coat is of medium
length, flat or wavy, and is easily distinguishable from the undercoat,
which is short, soft and dense. The quantity of undercoat is affected by climate
and season. When in combination, outer coat and undercoat serve to make the dog
substantially waterproof, weatherproof and thornproof. On ears, chest, legs and belly the Springer is nicely furnished with a fringe of feathering of moderate length
and heaviness. On the head, front of the forelegs, and below the hock joints on the front
of the hind legs, the hair is short and fine. The coat has the clean,glossy, "live" appearance
indicative of good health.
It is legitimate to trim about the head, ears, neck and feet,
to remove dead undercoat, and to thin and shorten excess feathering as required to
enhance a smart, functional appearance. The tail may be trimmed, or well fringed
with wavy feathering. Above all, the appearance should be natural. Overtrimming,
especially the body coat, or any chopped, barbered or artificial effect is to be
penalized in the show ring, as is excessive feathering that destroys the clean outline
desirable in a sporting dog. Correct quality and condition of coat is to take precedence over quantity of coat.
Color
All the following combinations of colors and markings are equally acceptable:(1) Black or liver with white markings or predominantly white with black or liver markings;
(2) Blue or liver roan; (3) Tricolor: black and white or liver and white with
tan markings, usually found on eyebrows, cheeks, inside of ears and under the tail. Any white portion of the coat may be flecked with ticking. Off colors such as lemon, red or orange
are not to place.
Temperament
The typical Springer is friendly, eager to please, quick to learn and willing to obey.
Such traits are conducive to tractability, which is essential for appropriate handler control
in the field. In the show ring, he should exhibit poise and attentiveness and permit
himself to be examined by the judge without resentment or cringing.
Aggression toward people and aggression toward other dogs is not in
keeping with sporting dog character and purpose and is not acceptable.