Sentences with phrase «gun dog breeds»

In competitions where jumping ability is necessary, working trials for example, agility, and gun dog work, you'll find the herding and gun dog breeds excelling.

I have always thought the Golden owner's attitude that Goldens are so totally different than other gun dog breeds that the owners need to put their own special spin on proven training techniques is misplaced.

When this Association was» formed in 1924 there were few Springers in the United States and no field trials for the breed, Since that time, under the wise and benevolent leadership of the Parent Association there are now many thousands of Springers used as gun dogs each autumn and there were in 1946 some twenty» two trials herd for the breed where championship points were awarded, Thus the Springer Spaniel, youngest of all gun dog breeds in this country, has made rapid strides and established itself as a leading contender for the title of all around gun dog, under the leadership of the Parent Association, This first National Field Trial meeting for English Springer Spaniels is ~ a sincere attempt to establish by equitable and sporting means the National Chaffi..

Any of the gun dog breeds generally could do well as they are sensitive and love to work with their person.

The group containing all the gun dog breeds is called the Sporting group by the AKC, and the Gundog group in the UK

The Brittany is a breed of gun dog bred primarily for bird hunting.

He is a gun dog breed & it may be that he was rejected by a hunter.

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Originally used as a gun dog and water retriever, over time this adaptable, enthusiastic dog was retrained as a truffle searching dog — the only breed in the world specialized in tracking down the valuable tubers.

Initially bred as water - retrieving gun dogs, they are now almost exclusively kept as pampered family companions.

the European wolves were the progenitors of the shepherd dogs, spitz breeds, terriers, and gun dogs and through crosses with breeds developed from Asian wolves, of spaniels, bloodhounds, pugs, and bulldogs.

- 1880s: Top five breeds (English setters, Irish setters, pointers, Irish water spaniels and Gordon setters) were all working gun dogs, which helped hunters retrieve game.

These dogs were used to help Canadian fishermen retrieve fish and nets, and eventually the dogs were imported into England where they were bred to become better retrievers and gun dogs.

This type of canine was originally bred as a retriever - gun dog to recover shot game birds for hunters.

You'll see this «pointing» and freezing behavior highly developed in many gun - dog breeds like the German Shorthair Pointer.

As the name suggests, this Lab was bred to be a retriever - gun dog, so is well - suited genetically for the outdoors life.

This breed was developed as a retriever - gun dog and it is a fairly new breed, having only been developed within the last 200 years.

Like most athletes, gun dogs of all breeds have seasons and off - seasons, and they must not plunge from the sedentary life of the off - season to the full - fledged activity of the hunting season.

The traditional «Russian breed» is a dog that has been born and bred to work, such as shepherd dogs, laika (barking / guarding) dogs, hunting (gun) dogs, and police dogs.

Braque Francais Pyrenean belongs to hunting dog breeds which are one of the old gun dogs.

The Labrador is a high - spirited, medium - sized breed that makes for an exceptional retriever, gun dog, and companion.

The Pointer, often referred to as the English Pointer is a pointing breed, and an exceptional gun dog, that is medium to large in size.

Bracco Italiano was developed as a gun dog and are playful, loyal, affectionate breeds.

Wirehaired Pointing Griffons have been bred to become all - purpose gun dogs.

Some genius on one of these sights was advising people to tell the insurance company that they had a boxer mix so they where able to get homeowners, is now being sued by two insurance companies after the sight was used in court to prosecute two dog bite cases involving DNA tested dogs that where 80 % Am staff and the other was 96 % Am staff or pitbull breed per street talk!!? I wonder how many of these pitbull advocates are anti gun people now that is a static I'd love to see??!

DescriptionThe German Short - haired Pointer, also called as GSP, is a widely held breed of gun dog that originated in Germany.

Description The Brittany, also called as Epagnaul Breton, is a medium - size breed of gun dog that originated in France.

Smart breeds (for example, Border Collies, Yorkshire terriers, Basenjis), dogs bred for killing vermin (dachshunds, terriers), gun dogs (retrievers) and some hounds tend to dig more than other dogs, although all dogs will dig if they're bored enough.

Description The English Springer Spaniel is a trendy breed of gun dog that originated in England.

Labradors are a sporting breed, used as gun dogs, so some of them love to chase birds.

Originally bred as gun dogs, they are more aloof than other types of retrievers with a characteristic coat.

In the early 19th century, the Duke of Malmesbury developed an interest in the breed and brought them to England to serve as gun dogs in retrieving waterfowl during hunts.

The American Kennel Club says this about the breed: «A versatile hunter and all - purpose gun dog, the German Shorthaired Pointer possesses keen scenting power and high intelligence.

Spaniels were bred to be gun dogs, and they need both room to exercise and a lot of grooming, especially when it comes to their floppy, furry ears.

The breed's beauty and versatility as personal gun dog, pet and competition dog have earned it a steady following.

The Bracco Italiano [ˈbrakko itaˈljaːno] is a breed of dog developed in Italy as a versatile gun dog.

It is a type of gun dog that belongs to the sporting breed group, most of which make excellent bodyguards.

Clumbers don't look like any breed of gun dog, and from what I've seen they don't really act like them either.

Australia Denmark (but 5 specific gun breeds can) Germany (but the ban has exception for guns dogs which are working) Greece Iceland Ireland Finland Italy Netherlands Poland Russia South Africa Sweden Switzerland Turkey New Zealand Wales

Farms can legally shoot their own dogs so long as the person using the gun is capable of doing so - and those that breed ten to 20 pups annually and kill off a corresponding number of older dogs each year, tend to choose this option for end of life plan rather than going to the vet since, even though the vet would have to comply, it would still cause them to raise their eyebrows.

In this part of Web-rover.com we will also place articles regarding the formal recognition of a new dog breed, different groups of dog breeds, e.g. herding dogs and gun dogs, how national and international kennel clubs work, and so on.

Impressed with the Labrador Retriever in particular, visiting Englishmen took some dogs back to England, where breeding continued to improve their abilities as retrievers and gun dogs.

The Welsh breed developed in the isolation of South Wales and is a hardy, tireless gun dog.

This all purpose gun dog (and family dog) was originally bred for hunting and used by royalty for large game hunting (deer and boar.)

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UKC divides its 307 breeds into eight groups by their types or jobs: Companion dogs; gun dogs, northern breeds, scenthounds, sighthounds and pariah dogs; herding dogs; guardian dogs, and terriers.

UKC's 55 gun dogs are the setters, retrievers, and all - around hunting dogs in the AKC sporting dog group plus many European spaniels, pointers, and retrievers as well as breeds with exotic names such as Stabyhoun, Pudelpointer; Barbet; and Kooikerhondje.

They were bred to be gun dogs that would retrieve birds without damaging them, but their personalities are so good that they have become one of the most common dogs in the US and the rest of the world.

Poodles were originally selectively bred to be retrieving dogs, also called «gun dogs».

Likewise, in Gun Dog Magazine, there are found many breeds of versatile gun dogs that can serve well as duck and goose getters on land and in water.

The breed was first developed as a gun - dog, being bred to aid hunters in retrieving downed waterfowl.