Brittany
Initially known as the Brittany Spaniel (but still known as that by a few registries), this French breed comes from crossing French spaniels with British Setters. Showing traits of both spaniels and hang-ters, the breed tracks a lot more like a setter, therefore the title was formally transformed using the American Kennel Club in 1982.
The Brittany is really a medium-sized dog standing 17.five to twenty.5 inches tall and weighing between 30 and 40 pounds. Her body length is equivalent to her height in the shoulders. Your eyes are significant, and also the ears are dropped although not pendulous. The tail could be naturally bobbed, nonexistent, or docked to 4 inches long. The coat is medium long, flat or wavy but never curly, and orange and whitened or liver and whitened colored.
The Brittany?s coat needs two times weekly brushing and brushing. It may pad, but that may be avoided with regular grooming. This can be a high-energy breed. Bred to operate all day long within the area, the Brittany needs regular aerobic fitness exercise. She'll enjoy lengthy walks, a jog along with you, or perhaps a run alongside a motorcycle. Many Brittany own-ers also have found their breed to become passionate about dog sports, including agility and flyball. A Brittany who doesn?t get enough exercise will amuse herself, much to her owner?s dismay. The Brittany is really a friendly dog who'll benefit from the socializa-tion of the puppy class. Early training will train the Brittany household rules, but training should continue into their adult years. This intelligent breed will thrive with fun yet challenging training.
The Brittany continues to be a flexible hunter and is among the most widely used hunting breeds within the U.S. Otherwise hunting, the Brittany needs an energetic owner who'll spend some time together with her. Young puppies and youthful dogs could be too rowdy for young children, but adult dogs are playful and patient. The majority are good along with other dogs and pets. Health issues include stylish and elbow dysplasia, heart defects, epilepsy, and eye problems.
Registries: AKC, UKC, CKC
Occupation:Gun dog
Size: 17.five to twenty.5 in tall thirty to forty pounds
Durability: 12 to 14 years
Exercise: Very active
Training: Easy
Grooming: Moderate
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