The German Spaniel, or Deutscher Wachtelhund, is a versatile hunting dog known for its dense, water-repellent coat. It excels in tracking and retrieving game in both water and field environments. This breed is energetic, intelligent, and has a keen sense of smell, making it a valuable companion for hunters.

Germany

The German Spaniel, also known as the Deutscher Wachtelhund, is primarily found in the forested regions of Germany. These areas typically have a temperate climate with distinct seasons, including cold winters and warm summers. The forests are often mixed deciduous and coniferous, providing a diverse range of flora and fauna.

The German Spaniel is a versatile hunting dog, traditionally used for retrieving and flushing game in dense forest areas. Its ecological niche involves working closely with hunters in woodland environments, where it excels at navigating through underbrush and retrieving waterfowl and other prey. This breed's adaptations to forested habitats include a strong sense of smell, endurance, and the ability to swim well, making it suitable for both land and water retrieval tasks.