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Brittany Dog Breed Brittany hunting Brittany dog

Brittany - Pictures

The saying goes, “a picture is worth a thousand words”. Check out the many different Brittany Pictures and Brittany images. Get an in depth look at the Brittany and see the many things that this breed has to offer.

Brittany - Overview and History

Named after the French province in which it originated, the Brittany (also known as the American Brittany, the Brittany Pointer, the Brittany Wiegref and the Epagneul Breton) was first registered by the American Kennel Club as the Brittany Spaniel in 1934. However, given its manner of hunting, it belongs to be associated with pointing breeds rather than spaniels and is a member of the AKC’s Sporting Group. Brittanys are intelligent, sensitive and high-energy animals famous

Brittany - Temperament

With a trust zest for life, Brittanies are a happy, energetic breed that loves the outdoors. They are excellent family dogs who love to go on hunting and outdoors trips with dad as much as they enjoy playing with children in the back yard. They are even-tempered and loyal, their family is their pack and they can always be counted on to be happy and affectionate.This medium-sized dog may seem like an ideal dog for

Brittany - Physical Characteristics

The Brittany is a medium-sized dog with long legs and short, single coat. They are trim dogs, without appearing too muscular. They come in orange and white or liver and white, while some may be tri-colored. They have hazel or amber eyes, depending upon the color of their coat. The ears of the Birttany are set high atop the head and are triangular in shape. Their naturally short tail may also be docked. They should

Brittany - Show Standards

Below you will find the breed standard for the Brittany. Conformation shows, also referred to as breed shows, are a kind of dog show in which a judge familiar with a specific breed evaluates individual purebred dogs for how well they conform to the established breed standard.Broad, strong and muscular, with powerful thighs and well bent stifles, giving the angulation necessary for powerful drive.Fine and fairly loose. A loose skin rolls with briars and sticks,

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