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| Watchdog |
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| Weight |
35-45 lbs |
| Height |
17" to 20.5" |
| Colors |
Liver and white, orange and white,
black and white, and tricolor |
| Coat |
Wavy or flat, dense, not silky
or wiry. Some fringe on ears and feathering on front and hind legs. |
| Origin |
Originating in France, this hunting
breed is believed to be a cross between the French spaniel and the English
Setter or Orange and White Setter. Primarily used as a hunting, pointer
dog. |
| Description |
This intelligent, happy, high
energy breed loves to hunt, explore and be outdoors. They make and excellent
hunting companion. They are easy to train, eager to learn and are obedient
once trained. They can make and excellent family pet as well, provided
that they are socialized at an early age with children, dogs and other
pets. Because they are so active, they might not be right for a family
with young children. They need plenty of room to roam, explore and run.
They are not meant to be indoors all the time and are not lap dogs. Does
best in homes with active families or where they are not left home alone
all day. |
| Health |
Overall excellent health. Some
problems with hip dysplasia, hypothyroidism, eye problems and seizures. |
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