. Fig. 34.—KING CHARLES SPANIEL, YOUNG JUMBO. as a toy dog, and might with propriety be inserted under this chapter. The King Charles and Blenheim spaniels are often crossed, and then you may have good specimens of each from the same litter, but if true, their colors never vary. The points of the King Charles spaniel are: extremely short muzzle, which should be slightly turned up; black nose and pal- ate ; full prominent eye, which is continually weeping, leaving a gutter of moisture down the cheek; a round bullet-shaped head, with a well-marked " stop" between the eyes; very long, f
. Fig. 34.—KING CHARLES SPANIEL, YOUNG JUMBO. as a toy dog, and might with propriety be inserted under this chapter. The King Charles and Blenheim spaniels are often crossed, and then you may have good specimens of each from the same litter, but if true, their colors never vary. The points of the King Charles spaniel are: extremely short muzzle, which should be slightly turned up; black nose and pal- ate ; full prominent eye, which is continually weeping, leaving a gutter of moisture down the cheek; a round bullet-shaped head, with a well-marked " stop" between the eyes; very long, full- haired, and silky ears, which should fall close to the cheeks, and
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