apt to rebel against attempts to undergo field training. For those that will hunt, expect a close working dog that moves at a fast trot rather than running speed. They do have a highly developed sense of smell. Generally, they are thorough hunters intent on checking out every shrub or clump of grass - with good stamina, and an excellent memory. Larry illustrates this by saying that they will often remember every spot where they've found game in the past - even as long ago as the previous year. The Welsh Springer Spaniel may not be considered a good choice for the serious hunter. However, if a slower-paced companion for the occasional hunter is appealing - or your interests in a spaniel are strictly pet oriented, a Welsh Springer Spaniel may suit you well. Welsh Springer Spaniel Contacts The Welsh Springer Spaniel Club of America Larry Hennessey, 6787 Eaglesham Rd - Three Lakes WI 54562 - tel: 715.546.2418 Loretta Baughan resides near Merrill, Wisconsin, with her husband, Steve, and their three children. They raise and hunt English Springer Spaniels under the Autumnskye prefix. She is a member of the UKC Flushing Breeds Hunt Test committee, the Tilden Valley English Springer Spaniel Club, and Northeast Wisconsin Spaniel Club. Page 2 | Spaniel Journal | Previous Page |