Let me introduce myself and how my breeding program works. I breed dogs for almost 50 years now. It started in the early 80s in Germany with Great Danes. I had many champions national and international and one world junior champion. I breed most farn and brindles. All my knowledge I got from this time and I had very good teacher in form of other very old and wise breeders. This knowledge I brought over to the US in 2000 and started with a smaller breed the English Springer Spaniel. My first one a male named Maximus I got in Tombstone, AZ. He was a liver white. First female came from Arkansas she was black white, named Rubina. I build from those two my line that runs like a red thread to all my Pedigrees. I expanded  over time to 7 Springers. Down the road I started importing dogs from Europe, they a little bigger boned and don't have that uniform look that the American show breed has. Never considered to mix a Field type Springer into my lines, they for my taste far to energic, those are pure working dogs. I was pretty much the first breeder here that did not dock tails or removed the front due claws. This is totally unknown in Europe. They need the due claws for health reasons. You can search it up on Google why. By now you see so many breeders they don't dock tails anymore. I do it only if a customer has the first choice in a litter. It has to be done in the first 3 days. Fast forward, today I have 4-5 females and one male only. I have maximal 2-3 litters a year not more. Each litter takes time to raise them and socialize them right. I live on 5 acres far away from the public in a nice Farmhouse. All my dogs running on my property free the whole day when the weather is right. They sleeping in a kennel but over day there either outside or in the house. I am not breeding for the money! I live For my dogs not From, never did. If you interested in one of my puppies, please contact me early, most they are going fast. Sometimes I have younger adults available, they get spayed or neutered and moving on. None of my females will ever have more then 4 litters in their lifetime. I don't breed them to the death. They get a lifetime written health guarantee for all genetic defects.  If something like that occurs I don't ask for to send the dog back, I ask for spay or neuter if that is not done earlier. I will replace those puppy from the next available litter. Just send me a vet statement about the conditions.