Breed Group: Sporting

Size: Medium

Height: 17-20 inches

Weight: 30-40 pounds

Coat Type: Medium-length, wavy or flat

Coat Colors: Orange and White, Liver and White

Temperament: Friendly, bright, and energetic. Brittanys are upbeat and affectionate dogs that love human companionship. They are highly sociable and do well with both families and individuals, often showing great patience with children and other pets.

Energy Level: High. This breed has strong stamina and thrives on vigorous daily activity. They need both physical and mental stimulation to stay content and well-behaved.

Good with Children: Yes

Good with Other Pets: Yes

Trainability: High. Brittanys are quick learners with a strong desire to please. They respond exceptionally well to positive reinforcement and excel in obedience, agility, and fieldwork.

Barking Tendency: Moderate. They may bark to alert or express excitement, but with proper training, they typically develop good vocal manners.

Lifespan: 12-14 years

Health Issues: Common health concerns include hip dysplasia and epilepsy. Responsible breeding, early screening, and regular veterinary care help ensure long-term health.

Exercise Requirements: High. Brittanys need at least an hour of active play or structured exercise each day. Long walks, runs, games of fetch, or field training are ideal outlets for their energy.

Hypoallergenic: No

History: The Brittany originated in France and was bred for bird hunting. Their agility, keen nose, and energetic drive made them popular among hunters. Over time, they gained popularity as loving and active companion dogs, especially for outdoor-oriented families.