American Water Spaniel

The American Water Spaniel dog breed is the lifeguard of dog breeds. Not only are American Water Spaniels active and outdoors-y, muscular and strong despite their only medium size. They're bred for the water. Hunters have used these dogs to retrieve from small boats such as skiffs or canoes. They are also quite adept at hunting on land.
Dog Breed	American Water Spaniel
Behavior	Recommended for: hunting The American Water Spaniel is a hunting breed. Still, American Water Spaniels are usually eager to please, intelligent and friendly. Bounding energy makes this dog a tireless companion in the hunt. But this bounding energy isn't quite boundless--even in the midst of the hunt, American Water Spaniel dogs can be controlled. If you can keep up with them and have the space, American Water Spaniels may make good pets.
Physical Characteristics	Size: 15 to 18 inches Coat: marcel (uniform waves) or closely curled. Color: brown, from "solid liver" to dark chocolate. Eyes: medium size, slightly rounded. Ears: long and wide. Skull: broad. Muzzle: medium-long and square. Nose: black or dark brown and wide. Tail: tapered and hairy.
Origins and History	Country/Region of Origin: United States Original purpose: hunting waterfowl (according to Wikipedia).

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