The coat of the Tweed coloured’ should be were also used to describe liver-coloured dogs. There is a print by John “brownish” Spaniel was liver coloured interpreted widely. In those Carlton, showing a dog of a spaniel/retriever type, curly coated, long tailed and and curly, but days and carrying a duck. ‘liver “sandy”, “fawn”
The coat of the Tweed Spaniel was liver coloured and curly, but ‘liver coloured’ should be interpreted widely. In those days “sandy”, “fawn” and “brownish” were also used to describe liver-coloured dogs. There is a print by John Carlton, showing a dog of a spaniel/retriever type, curly coated, long tailed and carrying a duck.