Clumber Spaniel Complete Breed Guide

Clumber Spaniels like to get out for long walks and hikes, but they aren’t as rambunctious as many other Spaniels. They are friendly and affectionate, however they can be a bit messy; they have a tendency to drool and their coat sheds. These sometimes mischievous dogs are a challenge, but they will reward you with lots of joy and wet kisses.

Clumber Spaniels are kind, affectionate dogs who love their families. Once you get a Clumber Spaniel out and enjoying itself, you’ll find that they can play for what seems like forever. They’re Spaniels, after all, so they need to get their exercise, but they’re more into walks or hikes than lots of running or sprinting. However, that doesn’t mean that Clumber Spaniels don’t like hunting. They are excellent retrievers and enjoy playing in the water. They have a mischievous streak in them that sometimes causes them to want to eat household objects or even their own toys. However, their mischievous tendencies, combined with their friendly disposition, make them that much more lovable and hilarious.

Lifestyle & Living Conditions

Clumber Spaniels will do best in a situation where they get a medium to high amount of exercise and can spend most of their time with their owners so they don’t get into too much trouble while left alone.

Exercise & Activity

Clumber Spaniels love exploring. They’ll hike with you for hours, which they much prefer to jogging. They may need a little push to exercise, but they enjoy it once they get going, plus it’s good for their health and spirit.

Clumber Spaniels are dogs who know what they want and will do whatever it takes to get it. You’ll want to start training them from an early age so your Clumber Spaniel doesn’t become your boss. They have a pleasant personality and if raised with children and other animals, are generally fine around them. Clumber Spaniels can be a bit wild as puppies, and some of them never lose their puppy spirit, which contributes to their reputation for being a bit mischievous. They will eat anything and everything, so it’s important to watch what you leave sitting around.

Clumber Spaniels have a feathered coat that needs to be brushed or combed about 2-3 times a week to get rid of dead hair and straighten out any tangles. Brushing their hair will also help combat the amount of fur you’ll find around your house due to shedding. You may want to give your Clumber Spaniel a bath once a month or so if you want them to keep looking and smelling their best.