Sussex Spaniel is a rare breed of dog found in England in nineteenth century. This breed is calm and frequently collected by families. Sussex Spaniel is commonly used as hunters. Sussex Spaniel is well adapted breed for hunting and retrieving. However, they are gentle and steady.
This breed is a strong dog. The head of this breed is well balanced, broad and quiet heavy. They have a loose skin with long ears. This breed has hazel eyes for sweet expression. The tail of this breed is generally 5-7 inches long. The population of this breed is very low. This breed shows good loyalty to their master and work.
Body Description:
The coat of Sussex Spaniel is generally flat and medium, which is dark in colour. The coat may be quiet wavy. Hindquarters of this breed have feathered and long coat. The coat of Sussex Spaniel requires regular combing and brushing.
Weight and Height
The average height of Sussex Spaniel is 15 inches. This breed generally weighs 40 pounds.
Nature and Temperament
This breed may go well with children in a family. However, they may become angry, if annoyed. Generally, this breed is lazy, though they protect their family and home from strangers. This breed has strong instincts for hunting. They do not include any unknown smaller animal, in a family breeding Sussex Spaniel. If socialised and trained properly, they may make a friendly relation with other known pets such as, cats and other pets.
Activities
Sussex Spaniel may have some problems regarding their weight. Therefore, they need to have enough exercise. They love retrieving and swimming. Frequent activity is required or this breed may become uninterested and lazy. They love to have a quick run. They may not require any yard for their activity.
Average Lifespan
The average lifespan of this breed is 12-15 years.
Sussex Spaniel is a rare breed of dog found in England in nineteenth century. This breed is calm and frequently collected by families. Sussex Spaniel is commonly used as hunters. Sussex Spaniel is well adapted breed for hunting and retrieving. However, they are gentle and steady. 
