Brandie's Springer Spaniel's

04/23/2025

Most of you didn’t see much of Buddy since we decided not to breed the big dogs anymore but this was my boy.

02/29/2024

Someone really needs this pair They made some beautiful puppies. Selling due to our health and age. They are registered healthy message me. No phone calls please text is fine or message

02/13/2024

02/13/2024

This is our pair we have that we are considering letting go.

02/13/2024

If anyone is interested we are downsizing our breeding dogs we have nice pair of AKC springers that are a proven pair with one litter Due to our health we are just sucking to my tiny Chihuahua puppies text me at 402-620-8737 or message but no phone calls thank you

12/14/2020

Anyone interested in a breeding pair of AKC springers. They have had one litter which were beautiful. They are 3 years old. Message me 402-620-8737

10/28/2020

Story from “Gun Dog Magazine “by Jerry Cacchio
Gundogmag.com

In the upland-flusher world, the debate over “which breed is better” typically pits the springer (sometimes cocker) against the Labrador. For certain, I am a springer man, and I always have been. That said, I’ve owned and trained and hunted a pile of Labs over the years, some of which performed exceptionally well in the context I placed them in. For a variety of reasons, though, springers have my heart, just as Labs command the love of more gun dog owners than any other breed. But where does the Lab make more sense than the springer, and why does the springer nearly always edge out the Lab for the type of hunting and training I do? Well, the answer is based in the physical mechanics of each breed, the prevalent genetic makeup, and the personal tastes that I’ve developed over a lifetime of hunting and trialing.

Let’s begin with the more emotional side of the debate. I grew up in a family of hunting-spaniel people, and I owned and trained my first springer when I was quite young. From the very start, I came to think of “gun dog” and “English springer spaniel” as synonymous terms, just as I came to believe that any tableau of an upland hunt required a springer or two, a double gun, and a grouse or a pheasant in hedgerow cover. Boyhood sentiments seem to stick; from the very start I saw springers in the uplands.

Comparing the Breeds

In comparing Labradors and springers, it is important to remember that the Labrador, in America anyway, has been refined to work more often as a retriever than a flusher. Similarly, the better bloodlines of springers have been selected, largely in the UK, to flush birds in front of the gun. Labradors are called Labrador retrievers because retrieving was the job they were designed to do. Certainly, some of those attributes that served a retriever well also suited an upland flusher, and therefore the transition from wetland to upland worked well for many a Labrador. But springers, though competent water dogs, are flushers first, and for what it’s worth, I’m an upland hunter first.

10/16/2020

We have always fed our dogs “Pedigree Chicken and Rice”....while allot of pet foods (inexpensive) come from China, Pedigree is made in the USA by the Marrs Corporation which also make Iams and Royal Canine. https://www.petful.com/brands/pedigree/

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is expanding a dog-food recall of certain products from multiple brands that may contain an unsafe level of a toxin called aflatoxin. Aflatoxin is a byproduct of a type of mold (Aspergillus flavus) that can grow on grains commonly used in pet food, according to....

08/26/2020

Happy Dog Day

07/02/2020

Please message me at 402-620-8737 for faster response thank you