Field Spaniel - Pet Guide

pet guide - Field Spaniel

History relates Field Spaniel with English Springer Spaniel and Cocker Spaniel. The early 1500’s saw the existence of this breed in England. Dogs who weighed more than 11 kg underwent crossbreeding, then. Field Spaniel was a result of this. Later in the 1800’s, breeders re-crossed the dog with Irish Water Spaniel and Cocker Spaniel. Through this, the dog got its black coat. This is a rare species.

Body Description:	As compared to Cocker Spaniel, this dog breed is medium-built. Its body is slightly longer and heavier. Its body coat is silky and is either black or liver. Its body has the tan markings. Field Spaniel has uncurled feathers on its body particularly, on its tail, legs, chest, ears and the undersides. Its large nose has nostrils wide open. Its eyes are almond-shaped. It has long, fringed ears and a docked tail. Its coat is long and silky. It is water-resistant and wavy. Color of the coat may be roan, black, mahogany, bicolor and golden liver with white or tan markings.
Weight and Height	The shoulder height is nearly 18 inches. The dog weighs around 16 to 23 kg.
Nature and Temperament	The Chow Chow is well mannered and good with children. They need firm and patient training at a young age. To get along with other animals, they need to be extensively socialized from the start. Chow Chows are very loyal to their family, though they may act reserved with them. There are very few cases, where a Chow Chow is known to learn and perform tricks. This breed is polite, patient and quite rare.
Activities	This dog shows friendliness towards children, cats and other dogs. It preys on birds and rabbits. The dog is gentle and affectionate towards its owner.
Average Lifespan	Life expectancy of Field Spaniel is 10 to 12 years.

Field Spaniel

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