Background:
The Clumber Spaniel is said to have first been developed in France and then improved upon in England. This breed was first presented at a show in England in 1859. The Clumber Spaniel is a massive dog and a surprisingly good hunter, going after pheasant and partridge with a willing attitude. They do require some training to develop their retrieving instincts.
Personality:
This is a calm, intelligent breed that makes an outstanding family companion both with the adults and the children. Despite not being widespread they enjoy a devoted following among their admirers. They also easily adapt to apartment life.
Physical Appearance:
| Height | 17" - 20" |
| Weight | 55 - 85 lbs |
| Coat | Dense, straight, flat and weather resistant |
| Color | White with lemon or orange markings |
| Head | Massive with a marked stop and heavy brow |
| Ears | Broad and set low |
| Eyes | Dark amber with a diamond shaped rim |
| Body | Proportionate with straight back and a deep brisket |
| Tail | Proportionately docked |
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