Research topic: Irish water spaniel

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Irish water spaniel

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Irish water spaniel breed of large sporting dog developed in Ireland in the 19th cent. The tallest of the spaniels, it stands about 23 in. (58.4 cm) high at the shoulder and weighs between 45 and 65 lb (20.4-29.5 kg). Its dense, liver-colored coat is tightly curled and water-repellent. The tapering, smooth-coated tail and the topknot of long, loose curls that hang from a peak between the eyes are characteristic of the breed. A natural water dog with great endurance, the Irish water spaniel is often used to retrieve ducks. However, its coat, which may snag in heavy underbrush, makes it less... Read more
spaniel
...the English and Welsh springer spaniels; the American water spaniel, a curly-coated, dark brown dog; the Brittany spaniel, a short-tailed French dog and the only spaniel that points; the Clumber spaniel, a low-slung, long-bodied dog; the Irish water spaniel, a ... Read more
sporting dog
...Chesapeake Bay retriever , clumber spaniel , cocker spaniel , curly-coated retriever , English cocker spaniel , English setter , English springer spaniel , field spaniel , flat-coated retriever , German...golden retriever , Gordon setter , Irish setter , Irish water ... Read more

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