The English Springer Spaniel is a medium-sized dog breed known for its friendly and energetic demeanor. They have a distinctive long, wavy coat and are often marked with liver or black and white. Bred primarily for hunting, they are agile, intelligent, and have a strong sense of smell. These dogs are highly sociable and excel in various canine sports. They thrive in active environments and are known for their loyalty and love for human companionship.

The English Springer Spaniel, a breed of gun dog, originated in the United Kingdom. It was developed primarily in England, where it was bred for hunting and retrieving game.

As a domesticated breed, the English Springer Spaniel is not found in the wild. However, it thrives in various environments ranging from rural to urban settings, provided it receives adequate exercise and mental stimulation. Historically, it was used in environments typical of the British countryside, which include temperate woodlands, fields, and wetlands.

The English Springer Spaniel's ecological niche as a domesticated dog is primarily within human environments. It serves roles such as hunting companion, family pet, and, in some cases, a working dog in law enforcement or search and rescue. Its adaptability to different climates and terrains is due to its breeding for versatility and stamina in outdoor activities.