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                CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (AISBL) SECRETARIAT GENERAL (Belgique) 
                20.01.2012 / DE FCI - Standard Nr. 109  
                 
              CLUMBER 
                SPANIEL  
                  
              ORIGIN : Great 
                Britain.  
              DATE OF PUBLICATION 
                OF THE OFFICIAL VALID STANDARD: 13.10.2010.  
                UTILIZATION: Flushing dog 
                FCI-CLASSIFICATION: Group 8 Retrievers, Flushing dogs, Water dogs 
                Section 2 Flushing dogs with working trial 
                 
                General Appearance 
              Balanced, well 
                boned, active with a thoughtful expression, overall appearance 
                denoting strength. 
                The Clumber should be firm, fit and capable of a day’s 
                work in the field. 
                 
                Behaviour and Temperament 
                 
                Stoical, great-hearted, highly intelligent with a determined attitude 
                enhancing his natural ability. A silent worker with an excellent 
                nose. Steady, reliable, kind and dignified; more aloof than other 
                Spaniels, showing no tendency towards aggression. 
                 
                Head 
              Large, square, 
                medium length. No exaggeration in head and skull. 
              Cranial Region 
                :  
                Skull : Broad on top with decided occiput; heavy brows. Stop 
                : Deep.  
              Facial Region 
                :  
              Muzzle 
                : Square. Lips : Well developed flews. 
              Jaws / Teeth 
                 
              Jaws strong, 
                with a perfect, regular and complete scissor bite, i.e. upper 
                teeth closely over-lapping lower 
                teeth and set square to the jaws. 
              Eyes 
              Clean, dark amber. 
                Full light eyes highly undesirable. Acceptable to have some haw 
                showing but without excess. 
                Free from obvious eye problems. 
               Ears 
              Large, vine leaf-shaped, 
                well covered with straight hair. Hanging slightly forward, feather 
                not to extend below leather. 
              Neck 
              Fairly long, 
                thick, powerful. 
              Body 
              Long, well 
                muscled and strong. 
              Back : 
                Straight, broad, long. Loin : Muscular.  
                Chest : Deep; well sprung ribs which are carried well back. 
                Underline and belly : Well let down in flank.  
              Tail 
              Previously customarily 
                docked. 
                Docked : Set low. Well feathered, carried level with back. 
                Undocked: Set low. Well feathered, carried level with back.  
              Limbs 
              Forequarters 
              Shoulders 
                : Strong, sloping, muscular. 
                Forearm : Legs short, straight, well boned, strong. 
                Forefeet: Large, round, well covered with hair. 
              Hindquarters 
                 
                General appearance: Very powerful and well developed hindquarters. 
                Stifle (Knee) : Well bent and set straight. 
                Hock joint : Low. 
                Hindfeet : Large, round, well covered with hair. 
              Gait /Movement 
              Moving straight 
                fore and aft, with effortless drive. 
              Coat 
              Hair : 
                Abundant, close, silky and straight. Legs and chest well feathered. 
                Colour : Plain white body preferred, with lemon markings; 
                orange permissible. Slight head markings and freckled muzzle. 
              Weight 
              Ideal weight 
                : Males : 29.5 - 34 kgs  
                Females : 25 - 29.5 kgs  
              Faults 
              Any departure 
                from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the 
                seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be 
                in exact proportion to its degree and its effect upon the health 
                and welfare of the dog and on its  
                ability to perform its traditional work. 
                 
                Disqualifying Faults 
              Aggressive or 
                overly shy.  
                Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnormalities 
                shall be disqualified. 
              N.B.: Male animals 
                should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into 
                the scrotum.  
                 
              Quellenhinweis 
                Standard: FCI Secretariat General: 13, Place Albert 1er B – 
                6530 Thuin (Belgique) 
                 
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