Boykin Spaniel Dog Breeders Profiles and Pictures
The Boykin Spaniel dog breed is renowned for his hunting abilities, but he makes just as good a companion to a family as to a hunter, thanks to his smarts and his friendly self-assurance. The family should be an active one, although; this dog desires many of exercise.
Created by South Carolinians for searching turkeys and waterfowl in the state's swamps, the medium-size brown dog embraces the best of the spaniel talents and character: An ability to flush and get, willingness to work, appealing hanging ears, and a amicable wagging follow. in addition to being a great all-around hunting dog in a convenient dimensions, he's attentive, self-confident, and intelligent, all of which make him an very good family companion as well. He gets along with other canines and children and takes to teaching like a duck on a june bug.
Size
Males stand 15.5 to 18 inches at the shoulder; females, 14 to 16.5 inches. Females are 25 to 35 pounds, males weigh in at 30 to 40 pounds.
Coat, hue and Grooming
The medium-length outside outside garment is flat to slightly wavy and peaks a short, dense undercoat that holds the dog moderately hot when retrieving from water. lightweight feathering wrappings the ears, barrel, legs, and belly. In hue, he's a rich, solid liver, dark, or dark chocolate.
