How does the male you have hunt?Easy to train?Retain the training without a bunch of heartburn?Papers are papers I've learned that just because the papers look good in a lineup situation........your not guaranteed a diamond.You'll also need to evaluate the female and jot down her excellent,good,and mediocre/poor qualitys,same with your male before you breed.What your going to get is a mix of the two,so it's good to have some doubling up in the excellent areas.And if you think that pups are a moneymaker.............your in for a rude awakening.I have a litter now that was 10 years in the making,I discounted 4 females before I found the right one.I've sold two pups and am in the hole at least another 3 pups worth.I've never talked to anyone that has made money selling pups it's really a labor of love,you never will if they are raised right.It takes up alot of time,it's been 6+ hours a day here since about 3 weeks of age.
As to your color question................Black is dominant,If your liver male had black/white ancestors he will carry a black gene.20+ years ago I had springers,I bred a black/white male to a liver female(god I miss her,she was really good) and got several Tri's,one that looked like a welsh springer(orange majority) and one that looked exactly like the pup in your picture.
Unless your a vet................Factor in Tail/dewclaw removal, 2 series worth of shots,and in this day and age............call around and see if their is a vet that will even knock the tails off.My vet is the only vet in his office that will dock tails............there are 4 DVMs in that office.I do the tails/dews myself,I've done at least 200 pups over the years,mostly for freinds with GSP's,GWP and Britt.I did 2 litters worth of springers for myself.