Clumber Spaniel

The Clumber Spaniel is a gentle, loyal, and affectionate companion known for its dignified and thoughtful demeanor. While relatively calm indoors, they retain a playful, amiable nature and form deep bonds with their families.

Requires moderate daily exercise, such as a steady walk or a game of fetch, to maintain a healthy weight and disposition.

Requires regular brushing several times a week to manage heavy shedding and prevent tangles in their feathered coat, along with frequent cleaning of their deep facial wrinkles.

Coat type: Dense, straight, flat, weather-resistant coat with moderate feathering

The Clumber Spaniel is generally a sturdy breed. Primary health concerns include Hip Dysplasia, Entropion, Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD). Regular veterinary checkups, appropriate health screenings, and responsible breeding practices help minimize these risks.

Developed in the 18th century in England, the Clumber Spaniel was prized by royalty and aristocracy for hunting in heavy cover and dense undergrowth.

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  They are famously known for snoring loudly.

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  Prince Albert and King George V were notable enthusiasts of the breed.

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  Despite their heavy build, they are surprisingly agile and enthusiastic water retrievers.

Owning a Clumber Spaniel is a long-term financial commitment. Here's a realistic breakdown of what to budget for.

* Estimates based on national averages. Costs vary by location, lifestyle, and individual health needs. Emergency vet visits are not included.

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