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Flat-coated retriever

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Flat-coated retriever
a medium-sized, black or liver colored dog with a flat, long coat, but feathered legs and tail. The ears are pendulous and the tail is long.
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Three-year-old Alfie is a liver-coloured, flat-coated retriever who Paul described as "very lively, bouncy and smelly".
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Flat-Coated Retrievers are said to be a combination of the Spaniel, Collie and Newfoundland bloodlines In the 19th century, they were bred in England and were retrievers by choice before the Labrador were bred Flat-Coated Retrievers are said to be a combination of the Spaniel, Collie and Newfoundland bloodlines.
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CHARLIE This three-year-old flat-coated retriever lives with Katie Cormack in New Stevenston, Lanarkshire.
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