Spaniel (noun)

A type of dog with long ears, a silky coat, and a friendly disposition, often used for hunting and as a companion.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french espaignol, from espaigne spanish (probably from the breed's original home in spain).

Examples:

1. The spaniel was a popular breed among hunters for its high energy and eagerness to please.
2. The spaniel was trained to fetch and retrieve game in the field.
3. The spaniel was an affectionate and playful companion to its owner.
4. The spaniel was well known for its distinctive wavy and silky coat.
5. The spaniel was a common sight in the park, where it was taken for daily walks.