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japanese spaniel

 

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Noun japanese spaniel has 1 sense
  1. Japanese spaniel - breed of toy dogs originating in Japan having a silky black-and-white or red-and-white coat
    --1 is a kind of
    toy dog, toy

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Japanese Spaniel

Definition:

The Japanese Spaniel, also known as the Japanese Chin, is a small toy breed of dog originating from Japan. It is characterized by its flat face, large round eyes, and silky, straight coat.

Senses:

1. Noun: A breed of dog:

The Japanese Spaniel is a playful and affectionate breed.

Example sentence: I have always wanted to own a Japanese Spaniel because of their adorable appearance and friendly nature.

2. Noun: An individual of the breed:

My neighbor owns a Japanese Spaniel named Hiro, and he is a delightful companion.

Example sentence: I spotted a beautiful Japanese Spaniel at the dog park today, and I couldn't resist petting it.

3. Adjective: Relating to the Japanese Spaniel:

The Japanese Spaniel Club organized a specialized dog show.

Example sentence: I purchased a Japanese Spaniel magazine filled with useful information about caring for this breed.

4. Adjective: Popular or originating in Japan:

The Japanese Spaniel is a niche pet breed outside of Japan.

Example sentence: Japanese Spaniel figurines are commonly found in Japanese souvenir shops.

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