SUSSEX SPANIEL

The Spaniel de Sussex was recognized from century XVIII, since few units for the young were had. It was crossed other varieties to avoid endogamia. He was bred for 150 years as hunting dog.

Hard and fornido, the Spaniel de Sussex has the wide skull and stop pronounced. The truffle is wide and the nasal windows are well open. Of strong jaws, great eyes and of color countersink, the ears are heavy and they hang to him on the head. The neck strong and is bent. Of short previous members, deep chest, muscular back and kidneys. The tail is low and hairy and it does not take it over the back: it is not left more of a tail piece when being born. Coat: Abundant and smooth with flecos in ears and legs. Color: Liver with reflections.