Springers are a very high energy dog. Springers should be walked on a regular basis. A puppy should be walked on a buckle or snap collar, not a choke. Puppies' bones are not yet formed and can be injured easily. A fenced yard or an adequate exercise area is a necessity.
Most breeders recommend formal obedience.
Puppy classes are a good start towards this end and act as a good place for socialization. When you purchase your pure-bred puppy from a Canadian breeder it must be tattooed or microchipped, registered with the CKC, dewormed and have received at least one set of shots. It is the law in Canada under the Animal Pedigree Act that a CKC Registration Paper must be provided with the dog at no extra charge to the buyer. Often in the case of puppies, these certificates will take a couple of months to process, but they must be paid for by the breeder. You should immediately make an appointment with your vet when you get your puppy to ensure it is healthy.