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Drentsch Partridge Dog
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| group: sporting |
height: m
22.83-25.59"
/ 58-65 cm, f 21.65-24.41" / 55-62 cm |
| types: |
weight: 45-50
lbs /
20.41-22.68 kg |
| colors: |
white
with brown markings, with or without spots. a mixture of
brown and white hair, with or without markings, or mantle
is less desired. brown ears and hair around the eyes |
| physical traits: |
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| hair type: |
dense, well covering the
body. not curly-haired. coat not long but longer on the neck,
forechest and ears. ears, backside of forelegs, hindlegs,
and back of thighs are feathered. wavy hair on ears, back,
and tail |
personality/
temperament: |
gentle, adaptable, loyal,
intelligent |
maintenance/
special needs:
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innate ability to hunt
makes for easy training, forceful training will negatively
impact this breed. brush once-a-week |
| nickname: |
Drentsche Patrijshond |
| origination: |
The Netherlands, from
the Spioenen (Spanjoelen) via France from Spain in the 16th
century. most closely related to the Small Münsterländer
and the Epagneul Français. officially recognized in
1943 |
| bred for: |
hunting partridge |
| identifying traits: |
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| ideal for: |
family, hunting on land
or water, gun dog, multi-purpose, retriever, watchdog, other
pets, city life |
| good with kids? |
yes |
| life expectancy: |
12-13 yrs |
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| of interest: |
in eastern Netherlands,
especially Drenthe province, this breed remained relatively
pure. tail moves in circular motion when dog picks up scent
of game on a hunt |
| health concerns: |
screen for heupdysplasie,
hereditary eye illnesses and epilepsy |
| kennel clubs: |
fci -(Continental
Pointing dog, Spaniel type dog breed group) |
| rescues: |
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