FAQ

A Spanish Water Dog requires regular, vigorous exercise like walking, running, or swimming daily, along with mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy.

Yes, Spanish Water Dogs enjoy swimming and have a natural affinity for water due to their history as fisherman's helpers and water retrievers.

Spanish Water Dogs require regular, vigorous exercise such as long walks, running, or swimming to stay happy and healthy.

Yes, Spanish Water Dogs love to swim and are naturally inclined to water-based activities due to their historical role assisting fishermen.

They are called Spanish Water Dogs because they originated in Spain and were historically used as versatile working dogs, including as fishing assistants in water-based tasks.

The average cost of a Spanish Water Dog ranges between $1,500 and $2,500 depending on factors like breeder reputation, pedigree, location, and health testing.

Another name for a Spanish Water Dog is Perro de Agua Español.

Yes, the Spanish Water Dog is a good pet for active and experienced owners due to its intelligence, loyalty, and versatility, but it requires consistent training and exercise.

The Spanish Water Dog is a medium-sized, athletic breed from Spain, known for its intelligence, curly coat, and versatility as a herder, hunter, and fisherman's assistant. It's affectionate, energetic, and excels in various dog sports.

It can take a few weeks to several months for two male dogs to get along, depending on their breed, age, temperament, and proper socialization.