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We have been involved with Brittany's
since 1995. My first Brittany was
purchased as a hunting/family
companion, and "pet" for our Golden
Retriever, as he was lonely when I
returned to school full time in 1995. It
didn't take long before I knew I wanted
to help sustain and hopefully improve
the integrity, health, temperament and
hunting instinct of this wonderful breed.
since 1995. My first Brittany was
purchased as a hunting/family
companion, and "pet" for our Golden
Retriever, as he was lonely when I
returned to school full time in 1995. It
didn't take long before I knew I wanted
to help sustain and hopefully improve
the integrity, health, temperament and
hunting instinct of this wonderful breed.
Our goal is to produce HEALTHY, SOUND, TEMPERAMENTALLY
STABLE, NATURAL HUNTERS, and we guarantee our puppies to
be just that. I have produced several top winning Show and Field
titled Brittany's. Including several who have been in the top 25 in
the country.
Brittany's are a wonderful breed, suitable for active family's and
sportsmen. They weigh approximately 30-45 lbs, have a medium
coat length, and are very active. Life expectancy is 12-16 years.
They do best with a fenced yard and a family that can spend time
with them every day. They travel well and are extremely social.
They tend to have soft temperaments and require a gentle, fair and
consistent trainer. They can become bored if left alone too long
and bored Brittany's can become barkers, diggers and chewers.
For more information on the Brittany breed standard or Brittany's in
general go to www.brittanybreed.info
Known since the mid - 19th century in the French province by the
same name, the Brittany is the smallest of the versatile gun dogs.
Though spaniel-sized (average 30 - 45 lbs), the Brittany is a pointing
breed, not a spaniel. The Brittany points and holds his game, and
retrieves both on land and in water. He is used primarily on upland
game in the United States, but is used on both fur and feather in
France.
The Brittany is a dog without extremes. This is a compact, closely
knit dog of medium size, able to cover ground with agility. A
Brittany's medium-length coat is flat or wavy, and may be colored
orange & white, liver & white, or tri-colored, in clear or roan
patterns.
There are more Dual Champion (field & show) Brittanys than all
other Sporting breeds combined. The Brittany is carefully bred to
retain this dual purpose: Ideally, he should be able to hunt one day,
have a bath and compete in the show ring the next day. Brittanys
are known for having a keen nose and a very biddable disposition;
they bond and work closely with their human partners. This allows
the Brittany's success in field trials, hunting tests, conformation
shows, obedience trials, agility trials, tracking tests, and about
anything else they are given a chance at. The Brittany is easily
handled, but sensitive if treated harshly.
When not enjoying the sporting life, the Brittany can content himself
at home as family pet and guardian. This is a fun-loving, energetic,
friendly, gentle and affectionate breed, known to be patient and
trustworthy with children. Intelligent and eager to please, with daily
exercise the Brittany makes an excellent family pet and companion.
STABLE, NATURAL HUNTERS, and we guarantee our puppies to
be just that. I have produced several top winning Show and Field
titled Brittany's. Including several who have been in the top 25 in
the country.
Brittany's are a wonderful breed, suitable for active family's and
sportsmen. They weigh approximately 30-45 lbs, have a medium
coat length, and are very active. Life expectancy is 12-16 years.
They do best with a fenced yard and a family that can spend time
with them every day. They travel well and are extremely social.
They tend to have soft temperaments and require a gentle, fair and
consistent trainer. They can become bored if left alone too long
and bored Brittany's can become barkers, diggers and chewers.
For more information on the Brittany breed standard or Brittany's in
general go to www.brittanybreed.info
Known since the mid - 19th century in the French province by the
same name, the Brittany is the smallest of the versatile gun dogs.
Though spaniel-sized (average 30 - 45 lbs), the Brittany is a pointing
breed, not a spaniel. The Brittany points and holds his game, and
retrieves both on land and in water. He is used primarily on upland
game in the United States, but is used on both fur and feather in
France.
The Brittany is a dog without extremes. This is a compact, closely
knit dog of medium size, able to cover ground with agility. A
Brittany's medium-length coat is flat or wavy, and may be colored
orange & white, liver & white, or tri-colored, in clear or roan
patterns.
There are more Dual Champion (field & show) Brittanys than all
other Sporting breeds combined. The Brittany is carefully bred to
retain this dual purpose: Ideally, he should be able to hunt one day,
have a bath and compete in the show ring the next day. Brittanys
are known for having a keen nose and a very biddable disposition;
they bond and work closely with their human partners. This allows
the Brittany's success in field trials, hunting tests, conformation
shows, obedience trials, agility trials, tracking tests, and about
anything else they are given a chance at. The Brittany is easily
handled, but sensitive if treated harshly.
When not enjoying the sporting life, the Brittany can content himself
at home as family pet and guardian. This is a fun-loving, energetic,
friendly, gentle and affectionate breed, known to be patient and
trustworthy with children. Intelligent and eager to please, with daily
exercise the Brittany makes an excellent family pet and companion.
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