How much exercise does a Field Spaniel need?

Exercise needs vary by individual dog, but the Field Spaniel generally requires regular daily activity. Check the exercise and energy level sections above for specific recommendations.

How much does a Field Spaniel cost?

The price of a Field Spaniel varies by breeder, location, and lineage. Expect to budget for initial purchase, veterinary care, food, grooming, and supplies. Adoption from a rescue is also an excellent option.

Do Field Spaniels shed a lot?

Shedding varies by breed. Check the grooming section above for specific information about the Field Spaniel's coat type, grooming frequency, and shedding level.

Sporting Medium

Field Spaniel

Athletic and sensitive, docile, perfect for runners, hikers, and active families.

Origin

England

Lifespan

10-12 years

Height

43-46 cm
17-18 in

Weight

16-23 kg
35-51 lbs

Breed Ratings

Energy Level4/5

Grooming Needs3/5

Trainability4/5

Kid Friendly5/5

Apartment Friendly3/5

Barking Level2/5

Sociability4/5

Temperament

sensitivedocileaffectionatefun-lovingindependent

Overview

A rare breed, the Field Spaniel is a sensitive, sweet-natured dog who bonds closely with their family. They're calmer than Cockers but still playful.

Temperament

The Field Spaniel is known for being sensitive, docile, affectionate. They're excellent with children and make wonderful family pets. Their intelligence and eagerness to please make training enjoyable. Early socialization helps them develop into well-rounded companions.

Health

Generally healthy with a lifespan of 10-12 years. Common concerns include joint problems. Regular veterinary checkups and preventive care are important. Maintaining a healthy weight helps prevent many health issues.

Exercise

High energy breed requiring vigorous daily exercise—at least an hour of activity. They thrive with active families who enjoy outdoor activities. Mental stimulation through training and puzzle toys is equally important. Without adequate exercise, they may develop behavioral issues.

⦿ Is This Breed Right for You?

✓ Best For

Families
Those wanting a rare breed
Gentle handlers

✗ Not Ideal For

Harsh trainers
Those away often

Our Verdict: A rare breed, the Field Spaniel is a sensitive, sweet-natured dog who bonds closely with their family. They're calmer than Cockers but still playful.