The 60-second version of the Irish Water Spaniel: what they're like, what they need, and whether one would suit your home — written for Australian owners.

Irish Water Spaniel at a glance

Feature Details
Breed group Gundog
Weight 20–30 kg
Lifespan 10–13 years
Energy High — swim and retrieve
Coat Dense, crisp liver ringlets
Grooming Weekly comb + trims every 6–8 weeks
Shedding Low
Good with kids Yes — playful; boisterous for toddlers
Puppy price (AU) $2,000–$3,000
Insurance (AU) ~$50–$85/month

Living with a Irish Water Spaniel in Australia

The Irish Water Spaniel is the tallest and most distinctive spaniel — liver ringlets, a smooth "rat tail", a topknot of curls, and webbed feet for powerful swimming. They’re the clowns of the gundog world: playful, clever and slightly reserved with strangers. The curly coat barely sheds (good for allergy-aware homes) but needs regular combing and clipping. In Australia they’re rare; they suit active, water-adjacent families wanting a non-shedding retriever with personality plus.

Health watch-outs

A sound gundog with a few notes:

  • Hip and elbow dysplasia — ask for scores.
  • Eye conditions and hypothyroidism — screened by good breeders.
  • Ear infections — water plus long ears equals weekly checks.

Budget at a glance

  • Puppy price: typically $2,000–$3,000 from a registered breeder — much lower offers are often scams.
  • Insurance: around $50–$85/month — see our pet insurance cost guide for what shapes premiums.
  • Grooming every 6–8 weeks plus serious exercise — especially swimming.

Is a Irish Water Spaniel right for you?

Great fit if you… ✅

  • Active, water-loving families
  • Allergy-aware households wanting a gundog
  • Rare-breed enthusiasts

Think twice if… ⚠️

  • Rare in Australia — waitlists
  • Reserved with strangers; socialise early

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