 | Herbert Compton - 1904 - 626 sider
...carriage than in the other breeds ; but never cocked up over, but in a line with the back, although the lower its carriage and action the better. And...should be incessant in this, the brightest and merriest in the whole spaniel group. FEET AND LEGS. — The legs must be well-boned, feathered and straight,... | |
 | A. Croxton Smith - 1910 - 448 sider
...active Cocker, although set low down, be allowed a slightly higher carriage than in the other breeds, never cocked up over, but rather in a line with, the...its carriage and action the better, and when at work the action should be incessant. The legs must be well boned, feathered, and straight, and not so short... | |
 | William A. Bruette - 1921 - 418 sider
...They should turn neither in nor out. STERN (5). — Should be set on and carried level with the back, and when at work its action should be incessant in...brightest and merriest of the whole Spaniel family. COAT (10). — Flat or slightly waved, silky, and very dense, with ample Setter-like feather. COLOR... | |
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That most characteristic of blue blood in all the spaniel family, may, in the lighter and more active Cocker, although set low down, be allowed a slightly higher carriage than in the other breeds, but never cocked up over, but rather in a line with the... 