Other Names Epagneul Breton Brittany Spaniel French Brittany American Brittany |
Origin France, 1700s. There are infact to versions of this breed.. One being the French Brittany and the other the American Brittany. |
Use Today Companion, Retrieving |
Life Expectancy This breed can live as long as 13-14 years of age |
Weight & Height 20 to 33 pounds & 18 to 20 inches tall |
Known Health Problems Hip & Elbow Dysplasia, Epilepsy, Heart Defects, PRA, |
Physical Description Medium size, leggy, compact dog. The eyes are dark and deep set, The ears are short, triangular drop ears that are set high and the nose is fawn, tan, brown or pink in color. The tail is naturally short or docked. |
Temperament Friendly , gentle & good with children. This breed is intelligent and obedient. |
Living Conditions Will do best with an active owner in a rural or suburban home. |
Grooming brush twice a week for about 5 minutes |
Exercise High Exercise Needs for this breed. Needs be exercised daily to keep it from becomming nervous |
Coat Texture Soft, wavy coat |
Coat Colors Liver/White, Tricolor, Black/White |
Puppies 6-10 pups per litter. Training should begin early |
Recognition Continental Kennel Club American Kennel Club United Kennel Club New Zealand Kennel Club American Pet Registry Fédération Cynologique Internationale Canadian Kennel Club National Kennel Club |