SPANIEL BRETÓN - Características y cuidados

The Espan YL Bredon, also known by its French name, Spanish Bredon, is the smallest of the French pointing dogs. Despite its small size, this dog breed surprises with its vitality and energy as we are talking about a particularly agile dog with a privileged sense of smell. Although traditionally it stood out as a hunting dog, it is currently considered an excellent companion dog. Do you want to know more about this dog breed? Then don't miss this video by an animal expert in which we will talk about the characteristics and care of the S B Y L Bredon. The Breton is a pointing dog originating from the Brittany region, hence its original name, Spanish Bredon. In French, Spanish means to crouch or to crouch, something that these animals do with great perfection in their work. It is one of the oldest Spanish breeds since the first standard for the breed was established in Nantes in 1907 and the club del Espagnan with a naturally short tail was founded that same year. That is to say, at first the breed was called Espanol Breton d', Colacorta, but the qualifier that refers to the length of the tail ended up being lost, being reduced to Espa and El Bredon. The breed was recognized on May 31, 1907 by the Central Canine Society. The breed arose from the crossing of different breeds of spaniels such as Setters or English springers. The Brittany Spaniel is a medium sized dog with a compact and robust body. As a curious fact, we can say that it maintains the same proportions as a square, since the height at the withers must be the same as the length of the shoulder blade. In ischial, the hind legs are somewhat longer than the front legs and the tail is set high, although there are specimens that are born without it. The height at the withers of the Spa and the Breden usually ranges between 44 and 52 cm and they usually weigh between 15 and 18 kg and can reach 20. In general, females are smaller. This dog's head is round, the ears are wide, triangular and drooping. The coat of the Brittany is fine and can be either straight or slightly wavy. It has short hair on the head and back and long on the legs, tail and belly. As for the range of colors, it should always have a minimum of two colors since solid coats are not accepted. The most common combinations are black and white, white and brown or white and orange. The character of the Span and the Britney stands out for their ability to adapt without problem to all types of environments and families. Of course, it is a very active dog that needs to release energy every day through walks, games exercise and mental stimulation. Given its intelligence, we are also dealing with an attentive and perceptive dog which makes its education and training remarkably easy. Thanks to this, we can achieve a fantastic coexistence practicing various dog sports and canine skills. It is also a very affectionate breed that loves spending time with its family and receiving attention from them. It is also a cheerful and sociable dog, even with strangers. It is also worth mentioning its extreme tenderness with children and other animals, as long as attention has been paid to its socialization. In terms of care, the Brittany will need to be groomed two or three times a week to keep its coat in good condition. As it is such a lively and dynamic dog, it is essential to provide it with the level of activity it needs. Therefore, it is essential to take long walks that include relaxation time in which it can sniff and relieve itself, as well as games and physical exercise. Ideally, it should be offered a minimum of three walks a day of between 30 minutes and an hour minimum. Having at least 15 minutes of free time off the leash is also highly recommended. A good option for the breed is scent games which stimulate one of its most privileged senses as it will greatly enjoy activities that involve olfactory enrichment. If our Span and Bredon go for a walk or exercise in rural areas, it will be necessary to check their paws and pads for possible injuries or foreign objects. As they are highly capable and intelligent dogs, their training will be relatively simple. We will always use positive reinforcement as it allows the dog to assimilate a behavior more easily and encourages them to repeat it. Likewise, although they are very sociable dogs that adapt to all situations, it is advisable to promote their socialization from puppyhood. To guarantee this quality of the breed, we will teach the puppy basic training such as relieving themselves in the newspaper and later on outside, and we will establish their routines and schedules. We will introduce them to training by teaching them to sit, lie down, etc. As they are such active dogs, it is highly recommended to practice dog sports with them as this will help us to keep them properly stimulated and allow us to strengthen the bond with them. In general, the Bredon is a healthy and strong dog. However, like most dog breeds, it is susceptible to hereditary diseases such as hip dysplasia. Likewise, the breed is prone to suffering from patellar luxation and ear infections due to the characteristics of its ears. Therefore, it is essential to carry out regular veterinary check ups in order to detect any of these problems as soon as possible. It is also recommended to keep its ears clean to avoid possible otitis with the necessary care, the S bin and the Breton can live between 14 and 16 years. What did you think of the video? Did you know about this dog breed? If you liked it, don't forget to subscribe and give us a like. Until next time, experts.