Sentences with phrase «water spaniel first»

A true Midwesterner, the American Water Spaniel first appeared around the Wolf and Fox River valleys of Wisconsin.

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Although the dog's exact place of origin is in dispute, it is widely believed to have first appeared along the Wolf and Fox River valleys of Wisconsin, and was originally known as the Brown Water Spaniel or the American Brown Water Spaniel.

Pfiefer's own dog, «Curly Pfiefer», was the first registered American Water Spaniel.

Because of its excellent retrieving skills, the Irish Water Spaniel was used as a hunting companion in England, Ireland, and the United States (it was first brought to U.S. in 1870s).

In the mid-1800s, Lord Tweedmouth of Guisachan bought his first yellow retriever, a male, whom he bred to a Tweed Water Spaniel in hopes of developing an even better bird dog.

Among the first breeds exhibited in dog shows, Irish Water Spaniels were the third most popular sporting breed in England in 1875.

At first glance the Irish Water Spaniel might look like a brown Poodle with a whip tail, but don't let that curly coat, which is actually a double coat of crisp ringlets, fool you.

The breed is related to the Portuguese Water Dog and Irish Water Spaniel, and its first job was to retrieve waterfowl.

Even when using a dryer on dogs with thick undercoats, such as some German Shepherds, Pomeranians, Golden Retrievers, Cocker Spaniels and more, using a towel first to remove some of the water will speed the process.

Native to Britain, the breed we know today is attributed to the kennels of Lord Tweedmouth during the 1860's when he combined yellow flat coated dogs with Tweed Water Spaniels and was first exhibited in 1908.