CLUMBER SPANIEL AND FIELD SPANIEL Puppy Dogs

CLUMBER SPANIEL AND FIELD SPANIEL Puppy Dogs

The Clumber is the most corpulent of the Spaniels. Bred in France by the duke of Noailles, who used it as beater and retriever, it was taken by him to Clumber Park, near Newcastle, England, where its name originated. All the hunting Spaniels were called Field Spaniels in its days, but this denomination currently includes only the taller ones.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The Clumber is a great retriever; it has great olfative sharpness, but its lazy by nature, so you have to deliberately make an effort to keep it active. It is a good company dog, but it is not adequate to live in very small houses.

 
The Field Spaniel grows enormously fond of members of its family, but it can be distrustful with strangers. Despite its sociable and docile character, it can cause problems at an adult age if you don't get it used to be in touch with other animals since it is very young. Dog Leashes

PHYSICAL ASPECT

The Clumber's coat is thick, abundant, with straight and silky hair and lots of fringes on the paws and the chest. Its eyes, dark amber in color, are slightly deep-set and its ears are very long and with very defined lines. Rounded, pretty big feet. The Field Spaniel doesn't have a very dense coat, with long, straight, silky, curly and very shiny hair and the almond eyes, hazel in color. Ears and tail placed low. Deep chest.

PRACTICAL DATA

  • LIFE EXPECTANCY: Clumber: 12 years; Field: 13 years.
  • PHYSICAL EXERCISE: Intense in both breeds.
  • MAINTENANCE: Considerable in both breeds.
  • LEVEL OF NOISE: Clumber: Very Noisy; Field: Very Silent.
  • HEALTH PROBLEMS: Both of them are very likely to suffer from hip malformations and auditive problems.
  • HEIGHT: Clumber: 47 cm; Field: 45.7 cm.
  • IT IS USUAL TO GET THEIR TAILS SURGICALLY CUT.

BREEDS RECOGNIZED BY THE CANINE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION (CIF)

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