Why Your Springer Spaniel Isn't Affectionate and What to Do About It
Springer Spaniels not being clingy can often stem from various reasons such as fear of disturbing their owners, inherent personality traits, insufficient interaction, apprehension towards their owners, or even holding grudges. Understanding these reasons is key to improving your relationship with your dog. 1. Fear of Disturbing the Owner: Some dogs are incredibly perceptive and can sense when their owners are busy. They might quietly settle down for a nap when they see you working, because they don’t want to interrupt. This avoidance of closeness isn't a sign of dislike but rather a sign of consideration. 2. Personality Traits: While some dogs are naturally boisterous and affectionate, always seeking attention, others are calmer and more independent. A Springer Spaniel with a more reserved personality may simply prefer their space and isn’t naturally inclined to be overly clingy. This variation in temperament is normal. 3. Lack of Interaction: If a puppy hasn't had much interac...