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Origin Great Britain, 1800s This breed was originally another form of the English Cockers Spaniel. |
Use Today Companion, Hunting |
Life Expectancy This breed can live as long as 12-13 years of age |
Weight & Height 35-50 Pounds & 20-23 Inches |
Known Health Problems Hip Dysplasia, Ear Infections, Ectropion, PRA, Entropion, Subaortic Stenosis, Thyroid Disease |
Physical Description Medium size dog whose head is rectangular in shape with long, drop ears and almond-shaped eyes. The tail is docked or natural. |
Temperament Affectionate, intelligent breed that can be stubborn at times . They usually do ok with children provided they are not pestered to much. |
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Living Conditions Apartment living is not recommended |
Grooming This breed does need proffesional trimming about 4 times a year. Coat should be brushed regularly and the ears should be kept clean. |
Exercise Moderate to High Exercise Needs. |
Coat Texture Shiny, water resistant coat that is wavy in texture. |
Coat Colors Roan, Liver, Black |
Puppies Average of 7 pups per litter. |
Recognition Continental Kennel Club American Kennel Club United Kennel Club New Zealand Kennel Club American Pet Registry Fédération Cynologique Internationale Canadian Kennel Club National Kennel Club |