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Field Spaniel

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Field Spaniel

A fetching spaniel

Original name: Field Spaniel

Type: Braccoid

Male size: Approximately 18 inches

Male weight: 40-55 lbs

Female size: Approximately 18 inches

Female weight: 40-55 lbs

Degree of grooming

8

Retrievers - Flushing Dogs - Water Dogs
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Countries of origin United Kingdom

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Field Spaniels love wide open spaces, so urban life is not for them, but they are wonderful companions in the countryside. They are also ideal hunting dogs, with great flushing and retrieving skills.

Field Spaniels are well balanced, noble, upstanding hunting dogs that are built for endurance. They are well known for being exceptionally docile, active, sensitive and independent, but they express their love of life – as well as their sparkling, mischievous side – in close regular contact with their master or mistress.

 

Field Spaniel In a few words :

  • Head

    Conveys the impression of high breeding, character and nobility.

     

     
  • Body

    Strong, straight, muscular back and loins, deep, well developed chest with moderately well-sprung ribs.

     

     
  • Coat

    Black, liver or roan, or any of these with tan markings.

     

     
  • Ears

    Moderately long and broad, set low and well feathered.

     

     
  • Tail

    Set low and never carried above the topline, nicely feathered, lively action, reaches to around the hock.

     

     
  • Hair

    Long, flat, glossy and silky, never curly, short or wiry, but dense and weatherproof.

     

     

Closest of all the spaniels to the Cocker, but bigger and more powerful, Field Spaniels are probably descended from the Black and Tan Spaniel crossed with other breeds. These natural retrievers with a very good nose pull out all the stops, even on difficult terrain, making the most of their intelligence and versatility.