Western Washington English Springer Spaniel Club
An AKC licensed club promoting Field Bred Spaniels since 1945
About Us
The Western Washington English Springer Spaniel Club was conceived in 1945 and its members hosted their first field trial in 1946. The club's tradition of sportsmanship and comaraderie has been evident and uninterrupted since 1946. While many of the members trial their dogs and train to this level of work, many members concentrate on training for hunting and AKC Hunting Tests.
WWESSC is dedicated to the preservation and to the improvement of the Field Bred English Springer Spaniel and to its cousin the Field Bred English Cocker Spaniel. To that end, the club holds two American Kennel Club licensed Field Trials annually as well as AKC licensed Hunt Tests. Members try to meet informally once per week to help each other with training.
CLUB OBJECTIVES:
(a) to encourage and promote responsible breeding of purebred English Springer Spaniels and to do all possible to bring their natural qualities to perfection;
(b) to do all in its power to protect and advance the interests of the breed by encouraging sportsmanlike conduct at field trials, hunting tests and all other dog events, sanctioned or unsanctioned;
(c) to conduct sanctioned and licensed field trials and hunting tests under the rules of The American Kennel Club;
(d) to disseminate knowledge, conduct classes in and promote the training of purebred flushing spaniels;
(e) to encourage the training of judges.
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