Tweed Water Spaniel
Working group · United Kingdom
Tweed Water Spaniel
Medium sizeWire coatModerate sheddingHigh energyModerate barking
The Tweed Water Spaniel is an extinct breed that originated in the border region between Scotland and England during the 19th century, where it was developed to retrieve game from water in challenging terrain. Known for its intelligence, eagerness to please, and strong swimming ability, this breed was prized by hunters for its versatility and reliable work ethic in cold water conditions. The Tweed Water Spaniel is best remembered as a significant contributor to the development of the modern Golden Retriever through strategic breeding programs in the late 1800s.
Dogs of this breed
| Name | Sex | Date of birth |
|---|---|---|
| Belle | female | 1862-01-01 |