United States of America
Boykin Spaniel dog breed - photos and description
Photos of the breed
Main characteristics of the breed
| Care: | Most difficult to maintain |
| Size: | Small |
| Molt: | Sheds heavily seasonally |
| Need for activity: | Need a lot of physical activity |
| Domination: | Lowest level |
| Tolerance of loneliness: | They really need people |
| Type of wool: | Long - haired |
| Temperament: | Sanguine |
| Friendly to strangers: | Love everyone |
| Intellect: | Working intelligence |
| Learnability: | Easy to learn |
| Specialization: | Companions, Hunting |
| Tendency to bark: | Almost don't bark, quiet ones |
The Boykin Spaniel is a breed of dog that originated in England in the 19th century. They have a long coat that can be combed or cut at the request of the owner. Boykin spaniels are very friendly and sociable, they love to play with children and other dogs. They are also very intelligent and easy to train, which makes them ideal for owners who want a dog to help them with various tasks. Boykin spaniels can be kept both in an apartment and in a house on the street. However, they need regular coat and ear grooming, as well as regular visits to the veterinarian for routine checkups.