FCI Standard Nr.
109 C
Dato 18.01.1980
CLUMBER SPANIEL
Oprindelsesland: Storbritannien
General appearance: That of a dog with a
thoughtful expression, very massive but active, which moves with a rolling gait
characteristic of the breed.
Head and skull: Head large,
square and massive, of medium length, broad on top, with a decided occiput.
Heavy brows with a deep stop. Heavy muzzle, with well developed flew, and level
jaw and mouth. Nose square and flesh coloured.
Eyes: Dark
amber, slightly sunk with some haw showing.
Ears: Large,
vine leaf shape, and well covered with straight hair, and hanging slightly
forward, the feather not to extend below the leather.
Mouth: Should
be level and neither over nor undershot.
Neck: Fairly
long, thick and powerful, and well feathered underneath.
Forequarters: Shoulders
strong, sloping and muscular. Chest deep. Legs short, straight, thick and
strong.
Body: Long
and heavy, and near the ground, with well sprung ribs. Back straight, broad and
long.
Hindquarters: Very
powerful and well developed. Loin powerful, well let down in flank. Hocks low,
stifles well bent set straight.
Feet: Large
and round, well covered with hair.
Tail: Set
low, well feathered, and carried about level with the back.
Coat: Abundant,
close, silky and straight. Legs well feathered.
Colour: Plain
white, with lemon markings.
Weight and Size: Dogs about 25 to
31.8 kg. (55 to 70 lbs). Bitches about
20.4 27.2 kg. (45 to 60 lbs).
Note: Male
animals should have two apparently normal testicles full descended into the
scrotum.
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