american water spaniel การใช้

• Similarly, the American Water Spaniel could be listed in either category.
• The American Water Spaniel remains a rare breed.
• The American Water Spaniel was developed as a registered breed by F . J . Pfeifer of New London.
• Any coat type is acceptable, with some being almost curly like an American Water Spaniel to some with very straight fur like a Field Spaniel.
• I note that its probably closest relative the American Water Spaniel has its own breed page on wiki as does its close relative the Boykin spaniel.
• The "'American Water Spaniel "', ( often abbreviated to "'AWS "'), is a breed of spaniel which is one of a small number of breeds originating in the United States.
• Due to Pfeifer's work, the breed was recognized by the United Kennel Club ( UKC ) as the American Water Spaniel in 1920, and by the Field Dog Stud Book in 1938.
• There were 79 different kinds of Dachshunds but only one American water spaniel, there were canines that took part in recent sled dog races and others that visited hospital patients last weekend.
• The American Water Spaniel, Irish Water Spaniel, Kooikerhondje, and the Boykin Spaniel are noted for their water work and do very well in temperate water, with the last being adapted to subtropical swamps.
• The'Grand Barbet'depicted in Count George Louis Buffon's book'Histoire Naturelle'( 1750 ) is thought to be the original source of the various water dog breeds ( poodle, Portuguese water dog, American water spaniel, and so on ).
• Dr . Pfeifer's own dog, named " Curly Pfeifer " was the first American Water Spaniel to be registered with UKC . Prior to recognition by the AKC, the breed had not been shown in the show ring before.
• Pre-dating the Irish Water Spaniel and thought to have been referred to by Shakespeare in Macbeth, it is believed to have genetically influenced several modern breeds of dog, including the American Water Spaniel, Curly Coated Retriever and the modern variety of Field Spaniel.
• The differences between the Boykin and the AWS are negligible with some dog historians suggesting that the original Boykin, called " Dumpy ", who was found on the streets of Spartanburg, South Carolina, was actually an American Water Spaniel who had been misplaced in transit.
• Many of these breeds vary their game according to the desires of the hunter : American Water Spaniels are known to be able to go after animals as big as a large goose in the water or the much smaller prairie chicken out of the water.