Sussex Spaniel
Rare power
Original name: Sussex Spaniel
Other Names: Sussex
Type: Braccoid
Male size: 15-16 inches
Male weight: Approximately 50 lbs
Female size: 15-16 inches
Female weight: Approximately 50 lbs
Degree of grooming
8
Retrievers - Flushing Dogs - Water Dogs
FCI KC AKC CKC
Countries of origin United Kingdom

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Sussex Spaniels are powerful dogs that have been bred since the early 19th century, thanks in no small part to Augustus Fuller, who selected the best qualities for more than half a century. Nowadays, though, Sussex spaniels are classified as a Vulnerable British Breed.
Sussex Spaniels possess a natural working ability, giving tongue in dense cover. Good natured with humans and other dogs alike, members of this breed should never become aggressive at any time.
Sussex Spaniel In a few words :
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Head
Well balanced, with broad skull curving moderately between the ears; neither flat nor apple-headed.
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Body
Strong, level from withers to hips, with no sign of waistlines.
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Coat
Rich golden liver, shading to golden at the tip.
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Ears
Thick, fairly large, lobular, set moderately low just over eye level.
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Tail
Gradually tapering to the tip, moderate feathering.
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Hair
Abundant and flat, with no tendency to curl, with ample undercoat for weather resistance.
Sussex Spaniels are solidly built, active and energetic dogs with a distinctive rolling gait that is unlike that of any other spaniel. A star in the fields or the show rings, with excellent behavioral characteristics for a companion dog.