I bought a lovely springer spaniel puppy 2months ago, however, due to work commitments changing..?

I wouldn't bother buying anything like that. Dogs are super basic. She won't need it.

First of all you have a puppy, not a human baby and puppies do NOT need push chairs. If she has not yet had all her inoculations and you want to take her out to see the world to socialise her, then carry her in your arms or in a rucksack or basket. Once she has had all her vaccinations she will be quite capable of walking on a lead when outside and you should be training her to do this from 8 weeks old around your own premises.

Springers are very active dogs and love to work and search for things and are not lap dogs. Info:>> English Springers are even-tempered, gentle, friendly, and sociable dogs that make great child companions. Intelligent, skillful, willing and obedient and a quick learner.

Brave, playful, energetic, pleasant and cheerful, their tails are seemingly always in motion. They are affectionate, good natured and sincere; this dog loves everyone. Springers do best when they are with people who can provide them with some kind of consistent structure where the rules are made clear.

Negative issues can arise with meek owners and/or owners who do not provide daily mental and physical exercise. This can cause frustration in the dog and they may become destructive and start to bark a lot if left alone. If a Springer does not see the owners as strong authority figures they will begin to believe it is their job to take over the leadership role.

If you allow this to happen the dog can become a biter in an attempt to keep the humans in line. Adolescent Springers need a lot of authoritative guidance. They are sensitive to the tone of one's voice and will not listen if they sense that they are stronger minded than their owner, however they will also not respond well to harsh discipline.

Owners need to be calm, yet possess an air of natural authority. At this age they can be extra high-energy, testing and challenging the leadership position. There are two types, field lines and show lines (bench).

Field types are bred for hunting and field trial work. The bench type is bred for conformation shows and has more liver or black on its coat, and the coats are longer and fuller. The field type has more white on its coat than the show type and a lot less hair.

Both types are intelligent and energetic and need daily exercise, but field lines have a higher energy level and need even more exercise. The dominancy level in this breed varies even within the same litter. If you are not the type of person who can display a natural air of calm, but firm authority then be sure to choose a pup that is more submissive.

The temperament of both show and field lines vary widely, depending upon how the owners treat the dog and how much and what type of exercise they provide. They love water and may constantly get themselves wet and muddy. Usually they are good with other pets but since they are natural fowl hunters they should not be trusted with birds.

They can be sometimes argumentative with other dogs if owners do not communicate clearly who is in charge.

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