German Spaniel
German Spaniel A solidly constructed breed with some white markings, its coat comes in dark hues. It may be trained to find and track games. The Münsterland ('Heidewachtel"), all descendants of the cock-dog, dating back at least to the 15th century, are linked to Drentse Patrijshond. The German Spaniel is also referred to as the German Quail Dog. It has grown in Germany about 1890 and is utilized for hunting purposes. It is known as the German Quail Dog. The Stöberer (lit. "Rummager") comes from the antique German race and became a favorite hunting-dog for the commoners after the German Revolutions of 1848. In Germany, Stoeberer is currently a type of hunting dog and its only member is the Wachtelhund. It is not generally known beyond Germany, although the United Kennel Club recognized it in 1996. The contemporary German wachtel dog is founded around 1890, by Frederick Roberth, a German dog breeder. The most notable dog-breed in the contemporary breed is the now ...