Brittany

Also called Brittany Spaniel and Epagneul Breton

  • Great with kids
  • Easy to train
  • Needs space
  • Needs lots of exercise

The Brittany is a medium-sized breed with a short, dense coat and a muscular, athletic build. It is known for its high energy level and its ability to excel in a variety of activities, including hunting, agility, and obedience.

Weight
31–40 lb (14–18 kg)
Height at the shoulder
17–20 in (44–52 cm)
Life span
12–14 years
Exercise
About 60 minutes a day
Coat
Medium
Origin
Brittany, France (19th century)

Traits

Family and friends

  • Children: Good with children
  • Other dogs: Good with other dogs
  • Strangers: Polite with strangers

Home and activity

  • Energy: Very energetic
  • Apartment living: Needs space
  • Barking: Barks sometimes
  • Training: Very easy to train

Care

  • Grooming: Regular brushing
  • Shedding: Sheds moderately
  • Drooling: Hardly drools

Temperament

Alert Bold Eager to please Energetic Happy Intelligent

Coat colours

Liver and white, orange and white and tri-colored (liver, white and orange)


Recognized by

American Kennel Club (AKC), Australian National Kennel Council (ANKC), Canadian Kennel Club (CKC), Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI), The Kennel Club (UK) (KC), New Zealand Kennel Club (NZKC) and United Kennel Club (UKC)


Caring for a Brittany

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Veterinarians

Check-ups and vaccinations through its 12–14 years.

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Groomers

A groom every few months keeps its coat in good shape.

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Dog walkers

Needs about 60 minutes of exercise a day.

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Dog daycares

Sociable and lively: daycare keeps it busy while you work.

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Breeds of a similar size

All medium breeds
A Barbet
Medium

Barbet

Sporting Group

  • Weight:31–60 lb (14–27 kg)
  • Life span:12–14 years
A Boykin Spaniel
Medium

Boykin Spaniel

Sporting Group

  • Weight:24–40 lb (11–18 kg)
  • Life span:12–15 years
A Cocker Spaniel
Medium

Cocker Spaniel

Sporting Group

  • Weight:20–33 lb (9–15 kg)
  • Life span:12–15 years

Sources

Breed details from The Dog API (opens in a new tab).