The Clumber Spaniel is a large, affectionate and gentle gun dog. It is an ancient breed, first developed in the English county of Clumber in the 1700s. Clumbers are known for their thick white coat, which is usually double-coated, and is relatively low-maintenance. They make excellent family pets, but they also excel in the field as hunting dogs. Clumbers can be very sensitive and they do not respond well to harsh treatment. They are loyal and devoted to their family and are usually good with children.
Clumber Spaniel
Origin
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Region
- England (Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire)
- Era
- 18th century
Group
- Sporting
Lifespan
- 10–12 years
Size
- Height
- Male 46–51 cm · Female 43–48 cm
- Weight
- Male 32–39 kg · Female 25–32 kg
Coat
- Type
- double
- Length
- medium
- Colours
- white with lemon markings, white with orange markings
Traits
- dignified, affectionate, loyal, gentle, mellow, sweet-tempered