The Field Spaniel is a breed of dog originating from England initially bred for hunting.
It is a medium-sized dog, with a height at the withers of 43 to 46 cm for males and 41 to 44 cm for females.
The average weight generally varies between 18 and 25 kg.
The Field Spaniel's coat is long, flat or slightly wavy, with well-developed fringes. The texture of the hair is dense and resistant to bad weather.
Common colors include black, liver (brown), sunrise (combination of brown and white), and roan blue (mixture of black and white hairs).
The head is proportionate to the rest of the body, with a moderately broad skull.
The muzzle is square and well chiseled. The eyes are oval in shape, dark in color, expressing intelligence and gentleness.
The ears are set low and are of medium length.
The Field Spaniel is a lively, intelligent dog with a developed sense of smell.
The Field Spaniel is an affectionate and devoted dog to its family.
He gets along well with children and other pets.
He is known for his balanced temperament, kindness and ability to adapt to various environments.
The Field Spaniel is an excellent hunting dog used for hunting hare, fox and waterfowl.
It can also be used as a blood search dog.
The Field Spaniel is a relatively easy dog to care for, however its long coat requires regular grooming.
The Field Spaniel is a robust and healthy dog.
It has a life expectancy of 10 to 12 years.
