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What is a Clumber - it's history and modern day uses

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IS THE CLUMBER SPANIEL THE BREED FOR YOU?
The Clumber is a spaniel family member - and as such has and displays many of the qualities of that 'race'. These spaniel qualities include: 2010-07-11 more ...
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WHAT'S THE BEST AGE TO BUY A CLUMBER SPANIEL?
Most people offer Clumbers from eight weeks of age - I think this age is too young, let me tell you why! 2010-07-11 more ...
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THE INHERITANCE OF JAW ANOMALIES NEW
2009-08-12 more ...
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ABOUT ALL DOGS IN FACT
I was sent this link recently, it is a brilliant piece, and I will no doubt stretch my budget to the whole book. The extract looks primarily at the aged dog and humans' attitude to aging. http://www.theweek.com/article/index/89914/The_last_word_Why_old_dogs_are_the_best_dogs From the book Old Dogs, text by Gene Weingarten and Michael S. Williamson 2009-06-06 more ...
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CLUMBER SPANIELS AND SUSSEX SPANIELS A BREED LECTURE FOR 2009
2009-04-13 more ...
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THINGS TO DETERMINE BEFORE BUYING FROM A "BREEDER"
2009-03-07 more ...
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WHEN DID CLUMBERS APPEAR AT CLUMBER PARK?
Here is a collection of quotes on the topic about when Clumbers first appeared at Clumber Park. 2009-01-20 more ...
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BITES IN CLUMBERS
This is a complicated issue, often ignored or misunderstood. This article is not complete, but gives some information which I will perhaps remember to add to later. 2009-01-20 more ...
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HIPS AND HINDQUARTERS IN CLUMBERS
This is a complicated issue, often ignored or misunderstood. This article is not complete, but gives some information which I will perhaps remember to add to later. 2009-01-20 more ...
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EYES IN CLUMBERS
This is a complicated issue, often ignored or misunderstood. This article is not complete, but gives some information which I will perhaps remember to add to later. 2009-01-20 more ...
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BREED LECTURES and INFORMATION on TYPE etc
this is a collection that will grow over the years - so watch this section! 2008-11-12 more ...
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BLACK CLUMBERS
2002: Google book search on "Clumber Spaniel" found this (2 Dec 2005) Canine Courage by Tiffin Shewmake - Pets - 2002 - 200 pages Page 176 - ... stationed on the Pacific island of Biak, was sitting in front of his tent when a lieutenant walked past with Raye's black Clumber Spaniel on a leash. ... 2005-12-02 more ...
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LITERARY CLUMBERS and CLUMBERS IN STORIES and POEMS ETC
Now this will be a FUN list to build - so often the breed only rates a passing mention and so is 'lost' to chance finds later 2005-12-02 more ...
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ANGULATION
Are you only looking for angulation at the hock? 2005-07-01 more ...
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CLUMBER AND SUSSEX THEY ARE SO DIFFERENT!
This lecture has been developed to show the vast differences between the Clumber and Sussex dog breeds. Where possible the pictures between the two breeds have been match to illustrate the two breeds to demonstrate this variation The pictures have been scanned at 300dpi 1200pixels wide so can be slow to come up on the screen but will print out well On type: pictures have been shown that reflect the British/Aust/NZ/FCI breed standard at the end of the twentieth century lecture and composite illustrations by Jan E Irving 2003-04-15 more ...
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PUPPY ASSESSMENTS
In 2002 I did a comprehesive review of the famous Puppy Puzzle video. Below are three links, one is the complete article, the other two are parts of the article that allow you to view two puppy photos so you can draft your own assessment, then compare it with my own assessment which is file 2. I am most happy to discuss the assessments with you via email :-) so keep an electronic copy of your own assessment to send to me. 2002-06-01 more ...
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AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND A BRIEF REVIEW MAY 2001
written for the Swedish Clumber Club Clumbers arrived in Australia in 1883; the first pair imported came directly from the ancestral home of Clumber Park. 2001-05-01 more ...
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BLAST FROM THE PAST
written for Australasian Gundog winter 2000 You are right if you believe the Clumber is an ancient type. The white spaniel appears throughout the aeons in illustration and text; and the spaniel of old was a heavy and long bodied dog with short broad ears. The modern breed standard demands these qualities from the exhibition Clumber; qualities that have earned this type of spaniel a unique place in history. By the time the white spaniel acquired its breed name from the Sherwood Forest country estate of the Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne it was a sought after and valued working companion. A dog ideally suited to the demands of working the Nottinghamshire estates of woody cover with heavy thickets and sparse game populations. The white spaniel with its long, heavy and low set body and strong legs with a powerful hindquarter and short broad ears could easily penetrate this cover without undue damage to himself and showed the intelligence and tenacity to stick to the trial of game either to flush it for the gun or retrieve a runner. The added bonus of having a basically white colour allowed hunters to spot the dog in heavy undergrowth and know precisely where he was working, for unlike so many other breeds, the Clumber is a silent worker. 2000-06-01 more ...
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THE CLUMBER IN AUSTRALIA
one out of the archives! 1995-08-01 more ...
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CLUMBER
written for & published Clumber Spaniel Correspondence 50th Issue (Clumbers Celebrated) July 1995 Bradbury is the author of Clumber*, Welbeck Abbey*, and Welbeck and the Fifth Duke of Portland published by Wheel Publications [* unfortunately out of print] Wheel Publications, 42 Beck St, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 1RU, United Kingdom 1995-07-01 more ...
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MEET THE CLUMBER SPANIEL
The Clumber Spaniel is unique in history. It is a breed of ancient and documented lineage from 1788 when it was first portrayed with the founders of the breed, His Grace Henry, second Duke of Newcastle under Lyne and his head gamekeeper William Mansell. The breed was developed almost entirely by the Mansell family at the Duke’s properties in the north of Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire, England - the principle estate being called Clumber Park. 0000-00-00 more ...
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CLUMBER PEDIGREES
some excellent websites for pedigree research 0000-00-00 more ...


ABOUT CLUMBERS
	What is a Clumber - it's history and modern day uses

§	IS THE CLUMBER SPANIEL THE BREED FOR YOU? The Clumber is a spaniel family member - and as such has and displays many of the qualities of that 'race'. These spaniel qualities include: 2010-07-11 more ...
§	WHAT'S THE BEST AGE TO BUY A CLUMBER SPANIEL? Most people offer Clumbers from eight weeks of age - I think this age is too young, let me tell you why! 2010-07-11 more ...
§	THE INHERITANCE OF JAW ANOMALIES NEW 2009-08-12 more ...
§	ABOUT ALL DOGS IN FACT I was sent this link recently, it is a brilliant piece, and I will no doubt stretch my budget to the whole book. The extract looks primarily at the aged dog and humans' attitude to aging. http://www.theweek.com/article/index/89914/The_last_word_Why_old_dogs_are_the_best_dogs From the book Old Dogs, text by Gene Weingarten and Michael S. Williamson 2009-06-06 more ...
§	CLUMBER SPANIELS AND SUSSEX SPANIELS A BREED LECTURE FOR 2009 2009-04-13 more ...
§	THINGS TO DETERMINE BEFORE BUYING FROM A "BREEDER" 2009-03-07 more ...
§	WHEN DID CLUMBERS APPEAR AT CLUMBER PARK? Here is a collection of quotes on the topic about when Clumbers first appeared at Clumber Park. 2009-01-20 more ...
§	BITES IN CLUMBERS This is a complicated issue, often ignored or misunderstood. This article is not complete, but gives some information which I will perhaps remember to add to later. 2009-01-20 more ...
§	HIPS AND HINDQUARTERS IN CLUMBERS This is a complicated issue, often ignored or misunderstood. This article is not complete, but gives some information which I will perhaps remember to add to later. 2009-01-20 more ...
§	EYES IN CLUMBERS This is a complicated issue, often ignored or misunderstood. This article is not complete, but gives some information which I will perhaps remember to add to later. 2009-01-20 more ...
§	BREED LECTURES and INFORMATION on TYPE etc this is a collection that will grow over the years - so watch this section! 2008-11-12 more ...
§	BLACK CLUMBERS 2002: Google book search on "Clumber Spaniel" found this (2 Dec 2005) Canine Courage by Tiffin Shewmake - Pets - 2002 - 200 pages Page 176 - ... stationed on the Pacific island of Biak, was sitting in front of his tent when a lieutenant walked past with Raye's black Clumber Spaniel on a leash. ... 2005-12-02 more ...
§	LITERARY CLUMBERS and CLUMBERS IN STORIES and POEMS ETC Now this will be a FUN list to build - so often the breed only rates a passing mention and so is 'lost' to chance finds later 2005-12-02 more ...
§	ANGULATION Are you only looking for angulation at the hock? 2005-07-01 more ...
§	CLUMBER AND SUSSEX THEY ARE SO DIFFERENT! This lecture has been developed to show the vast differences between the Clumber and Sussex dog breeds. Where possible the pictures between the two breeds have been match to illustrate the two breeds to demonstrate this variation The pictures have been scanned at 300dpi 1200pixels wide so can be slow to come up on the screen but will print out well On type: pictures have been shown that reflect the British/Aust/NZ/FCI breed standard at the end of the twentieth century lecture and composite illustrations by Jan E Irving 2003-04-15 more ...
§	PUPPY ASSESSMENTS In 2002 I did a comprehesive review of the famous Puppy Puzzle video. Below are three links, one is the complete article, the other two are parts of the article that allow you to view two puppy photos so you can draft your own assessment, then compare it with my own assessment which is file 2. I am most happy to discuss the assessments with you via email :-) so keep an electronic copy of your own assessment to send to me. 2002-06-01 more ...
§	AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND A BRIEF REVIEW MAY 2001 written for the Swedish Clumber Club Clumbers arrived in Australia in 1883; the first pair imported came directly from the ancestral home of Clumber Park. 2001-05-01 more ...
§	BLAST FROM THE PAST written for Australasian Gundog winter 2000 You are right if you believe the Clumber is an ancient type. The white spaniel appears throughout the aeons in illustration and text; and the spaniel of old was a heavy and long bodied dog with short broad ears. The modern breed standard demands these qualities from the exhibition Clumber; qualities that have earned this type of spaniel a unique place in history. By the time the white spaniel acquired its breed name from the Sherwood Forest country estate of the Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne it was a sought after and valued working companion. A dog ideally suited to the demands of working the Nottinghamshire estates of woody cover with heavy thickets and sparse game populations. The white spaniel with its long, heavy and low set body and strong legs with a powerful hindquarter and short broad ears could easily penetrate this cover without undue damage to himself and showed the intelligence and tenacity to stick to the trial of game either to flush it for the gun or retrieve a runner. The added bonus of having a basically white colour allowed hunters to spot the dog in heavy undergrowth and know precisely where he was working, for unlike so many other breeds, the Clumber is a silent worker. 2000-06-01 more ...
§	THE CLUMBER IN AUSTRALIA one out of the archives! 1995-08-01 more ...
§	CLUMBER written for & published Clumber Spaniel Correspondence 50th Issue (Clumbers Celebrated) July 1995 Bradbury is the author of Clumber, Welbeck Abbey, and Welbeck and the Fifth Duke of Portland published by Wheel Publications [* unfortunately out of print] Wheel Publications, 42 Beck St, Carlton, Nottingham, NG4 1RU, United Kingdom 1995-07-01 more ...
§	MEET THE CLUMBER SPANIEL The Clumber Spaniel is unique in history. It is a breed of ancient and documented lineage from 1788 when it was first portrayed with the founders of the breed, His Grace Henry, second Duke of Newcastle under Lyne and his head gamekeeper William Mansell. The breed was developed almost entirely by the Mansell family at the Duke’s properties in the north of Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire, England - the principle estate being called Clumber Park. 0000-00-00 more ...
§	CLUMBER PEDIGREES some excellent websites for pedigree research 0000-00-00 more ...