Boykin Spaniel
The Boykin Spaniel was first bred by South Carolina hunters during the 1900's to provide the ideal dog for hunting ducks and wild turkeys in the Wateree River Swamp. The dog those hunters were seeking needed to be small, rugged, compactly built for boat travel and able to retrieve on land and water. The typical Boykin is friendly, a willing worker, intelligent and easy to train. The Boykin Spaniel is devoted to its owners and is said to get along well with other dogs and children. The Boykin Spaniel is eager to hunt and has endless energy.
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Do you own a Boykin Spaniel?
Is your dog the most special-est ever? Send us your unique, helpful, or funny stories about your furry pal and we'll post them here. And please don't forget the photos.
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When you send us a photo we'll put it in this area as well as our Facebook page. And as a "thank you!", we'll send you an online coupon worth $5.00 that you can use in our store!
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Notice
We reserve the right to discard inappropriate photos. Photos may be cropped to emphasize detail. By submitting photos to us you are giving us permission to place them on our website, on our Facebook page as well our printed materials.
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