Tan:
with 
markings in the traditional pattern.White Markings: All dogz have
in the blanket, piebald or extreme spotting pattern.Ticking/Roaning: Allowed.
Coat
Solid:
Tan: with markings in the traditional pattern.
White Markings: All dogz have in the blanket, piebald or extreme spotting pattern.
Ticking/Roaning: Allowed.
Tan:
with markings in the traditional pattern.White Markings: All dogz have
in the blanket, piebald or extreme spotting pattern.Ticking/Roaning: Allowed.
Eyes
except in liver dogz which have 
Nose
except in liver dogz which have 
Faults
Wrong eye colour.
Disqualifications
None
Varieties
None
Notes
Dogs resembling english springers can be seen on very early paintings and images. Together with the welsh springer and the clumber, it is the oldest spaniel. The breed's name comes from its style of hunting. The dog will mark where the bird is hiding, and at the hunter's command it scares the bird into the air - it springs. The english springer spaniel was recognized as a breed in 1902. It is a highly active breed that loves to work and requires daily stimulation.
The english springer spaniel is the leggiest spaniel breed. It should be compact, symmetrical and lively. The head is of medium length, rather broad with quite broad and deep muzzle. The eyes should have a friendly expression. The ears are set at eye height, drop-shaped and carried close to the head. The neck is of medium length, dry and strong. The body is of medium length with a deep chest and short back. The tail is set low and should preferably not be carried high above the back. The movements are very characteristic for the breed, with a very powerful trot. During walks, many springers prefer to pace. The coat is thick, straight and dirt and water repellant, longer on the ears, backside of legs and underside.
The english springer spaniel is the leggiest spaniel breed. It should be compact, symmetrical and lively. The head is of medium length, rather broad with quite broad and deep muzzle. The eyes should have a friendly expression. The ears are set at eye height, drop-shaped and carried close to the head. The neck is of medium length, dry and strong. The body is of medium length with a deep chest and short back. The tail is set low and should preferably not be carried high above the back. The movements are very characteristic for the breed, with a very powerful trot. During walks, many springers prefer to pace. The coat is thick, straight and dirt and water repellant, longer on the ears, backside of legs and underside.
Breed Files
Filename: English springer spaniel
Offset: 0662
Base: Labrador
SCP: Labrador
Accepted: November 29, 2009
Notes: Version 2 of the Supernova file. Addball tail (three carriage variations, can be full or docked), coat amount variations, ear variations, optional liplines and nails.
Filename: FP Springer
Offset: C67A
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: April 3, 2007
Notes: Three tail variations (high or low dock or natural), comes with or without liplines, claws and can have one or two noseshines.
Filename: Springer
Offset: 423C
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: January 4, 2006
Notes:
Filename: AR Springer
Offset: 7A03
Base: Labrador
SCP: Labrador
Accepted: December 31, 2005
Notes:
Filename: English springer spaniel
Offset: 0662
Base: Labrador
SCP: Labrador
Accepted: December 29, 2005
Notes: Addball ears and tail, feathering and angled legs, natural and docked tail.
Filename: CK English Springer
Offset: 3F45
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: March 30, 2004
Notes: Liver roan shown in insert. Blue roan would be the same pattern in blue