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Despite the fact that they are able to adjust to a wide variety of temperatures, Clumber Spaniels are often more comfortable in settings that are mild and colder. Due to their hefty weight and relatively short muzzle, which might impede their capacity to regulate their body temperature well, they may suffer in excessively hot or humid settings. Their thick, water-resistant coat offers some insulation against cold weather, but otherwise, they may struggle in conditions that are particularly hot or humid.

When temperatures are lower, Clumber Spaniels are able to tolerate the cold weather pretty well, particularly if they are provided with enough cover and have access to sources of warmth.

However, it is essential to exercise caution during very cold weather and to give them with proper clothing, such as jackets or sweaters, especially if they are exposed to cold or damp circumstances for a lengthy amount of time.

Clumber Spaniels, on the other hand, have a tendency to overheat, which makes it difficult for them to survive in hot weather conditions. They are not suitable to environments with high levels of both heat and humidity.

During times of high temperatures, it is essential to give them with shade, as well as a large quantity of clean water, and to refrain from engaging in excessive physical activity during the warmest portions of the day.

As a result of their shorter muzzles and the possibility of experiencing breathing problems, brachycephalic breeds, such as Clumber Spaniels, may be more prone to experiences that are associated with heat.