My Puppies

No, and that's on purpose. Matching is based on temperament observed over six weeks, not coat colour. We present the puppy or puppies that fit your household, and you decide from there.

Generally, yes — it's a sociable, playful breed known for patience with kids. That said, it needs clear structure and plenty of activity; a bored springer often turns loud or destructive.

At least 45 to 60 minutes of real activity a day — brisk walks, retrieving games, swimming. This isn't a backyard-only breed: without enough physical outlet, that energy turns on your furniture.

Yes. A springer's drop ears trap moisture and need regular cleaning (about once a week) to prevent infections. We show every family the technique when their puppy goes home.

First round of vaccines, complete deworming, microchip registered in your name, veterinary exam in the days before going home, CKC registration papers, a health record, and a blanket that smells like its litter.

Between four and eight months depending on timing. Our litters are often spoken for before they're born. Sign up even without a firm date in mind — we notify the waiting list before publishing a litter on the site.