Brittany Spaniel Breed Guide

Brittany Spaniel

Brittany Spaniel Quick Stats:

Description:
The Brittany Spaniel is an energetic, light-boned medium-sized dog with a lightly feathered single coat and remarkable speed and agility. It has an alert and eager expression, with fairly heavy eyebrows. Excellent hunting dogs, the Brittany's smaller size allows them to go where larger dogs cannot.

Country of Origin:
The Brittany Spaniel originated in France.

Height:
Brittany Spaniels range from 17 inches to 21 inches.

Weight:
Brittany Spaniels range from 30 to 40 pounds.

Colors:
Brittany Spaniels are typically black and white, orange and white or liver and white.

Coat:
The Brittany Spaniel has either a straight or slightly wavy coat. Regular brushing is required to keep the coat in good condition.

Temperament:
The Brittany is a highly energetic and friendly dog breed. They are good natured and do well with children and other pets.

Health Concerns:
The Brittany is susceptible to hip dysplasia, skin problems and seizures.

Life Expectancy:
The expected life span of the Brittany Spaniel is 12-13 years.

Living Environment:
Brittany Spaniels are a very energetic dog breed and therefore do well in a home with a fenced yard. An active owner is essential for this dog breed, since Brittany Spaniels tend to get nervous if not given plenty of exercise.

AKC Group:
The Brittany Spaniel is in the Sporting group.

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