FIELD & WORKING

The Welsh Springer Spaniel can be a very competent dog working in the field and more and more of our members are enjoying the challenge. The training and competition events are a great way of socialising (both the humans and the dogs) and gives the dogs a good basic obedience which is vital in everyday life with your dog.
 
We hold training days where we invite professional trainers to lead us through the day and we usually stop for a barbecue lunch when we can discuss the morning’s training – before going onto the afternoon session. A final cup of tea and discussion before travelling home with usually very happy but tired dogs.

Training sessions are for all levels of dog from the absolute beginner to the more advanced – we learn how to steady your dog, hunt the ground and retrieve from blind and water situations.

Latest News from the Field

Here’s a few photographs of our last Field Trial – but follow this link to our Gallery website to see lots more of Welsh Springers and other minority breeds in action

Talk to us

Have any questions? Our Membership and Committee are full of people who have owned and bred Welsh Springer Spaniels for many years and have a wealth of experience they are always ready to share.

Within the club we have many experienced Judges, some who have judged at the highest levels at home and abroad

If you have any queries about what life is like living with a Welshie, or if you are thinking of getting one and would like some advice –  we're sure we can get you properly informed.

We enjoy an active relationship with other Welsh Springer Clubs and, of course, The Royal Kennel Club  – please contact us in the first instance via email (use the button below) and we will do our best to answer your Welshie needs.

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