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English springer spaniel
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English springer spaniel
a medium-sized, compact dog with floppy ears, short, docked tail and a long, flat, silky coat in brown and white or black and white, that is most profuse under the neck and body, and behind the legs. The breed is affected by an inherited storage disease (fucosidosis), cutaneous asthenia, factor XI deficiency, retinal dysplasia and cataracts.


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He had been living happily in retirement in Boston's predominantly gay South End neighborhood but had to be hospitalized after he collapsed while walking his English springer spaniel, Bonnie, 11 days earlier.
Black and golden labradors, Brittany spaniels, English springer spaniels and some less common breeds such as Llewellin setters, Deutsch-Drahthaars and small and large munsterlanders hunted at the Showdown with their owners.
Philipson's inspiration for her books began when her English Springer Spaniel named Annie needed a leg amputated due to cancer.
 
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