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Group/Purpose
Breed
History
Description
Characteristics/Picture
Sporting:
1.
P ointer
Colored liver, lemon, black, orange
developed about 200 years ago in
Require less coat care than many other breeds
either in combination with white or
England that get their name from
because of their shorthair coat.
solid colored.
the stance they take when they find
Have even temperament, affectionate nature,
Twenty-four breeds
game.
intelligence, and patience with children.
make up the sporting
2.
I rish
S etter
Large setter noted for its solid red color, speed,
Mahogany or rich chestnut red with
group
loyalty, boldness, and toughness
no trace of black in the coat color
Ireland
Used for all types of game, but train slower
Slightly taller and heavier than English
Ideal show dog, but it can’t be both show and field.
setters
3.
A merican
are the smallest members of the
Cocker
S paniel
It is a soft-hearted dog that makes an
sporting dog family.
America
excellent family pet.
Often sandy color with elegant
appearance and cheerful disposition.
Very dependable dog that has become
4.
L abrador
active water dog that was bred to get
one of the best used breeds for guide
downed waterfowl
Retriever
dogs for the blind, or for search and rescue work.
England
Short coupled, strongly built dog
Double coat
with an alert, friendly disposition,
Short, thick, water-resistant hair in
webbed feet
fine temperament, and inquisitive nature
colors of black, chocolate, or yellow.
Usually not as tall as pointers.
Hound:
1.
B asset
H ound
excellent sense of smell.
-Short-legged dog heavier in bone than any other
French and Englsih
- Bassets are usually white with
breed for its size.
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16 century
hunting
(scent or sight)
chestnut or sand-colored markings
Bassets are gentle, devoted dogs that are good
good sniffers, howling
and not over 14" tall and weigh
with children, but may be stubborn
tracking, range in size,
an average from 40 to 51 pounds.
and difficult to house break.
big ears, different markings