Naturally active and alert, Sporting dogs make likable, well-rounded companions. First developed to work closely with hunters to locate and/or retrieve quarry. There are four basic types of Sporting dogs; spaniels, pointers, retrievers, and setters. Known for their superior instincts in water and woods, many of these breeds enjoy hunting and other field activities. Many of them, especially the water-retrieving breeds, have well-insulated water-repellant coats, which are quite resilient to the elements. Thinking of getting one? Just realize that most require regular, invigorating exercise.
Interview with Breeder/Owner Handler Dr. Michelle Wiberg 1. When were you first introduced to the sport of purebred dogs? To your breed? Dr. Michelle Wiberg: I was first introduced to purebred dogs as a very young child by my ...
Mark Threlfall: I became involved in purebred dogs in 1969 as a teenager. I ...
Charlene Rutar: I have owned German Shorthaired Pointers for 38 years and have bred ...
Debbie Melgreen: I have been involved in dogs most of my life, being a ...
Sidney Marx: Where do I live? How many years in dogs? How many years ...
Cindy Lane: I have been breeding and showing Cocker Spaniels since 1975. Several (of ...
Judie Posner: Where do I live? How many years in dogs? How many years ...
Interview with Sporting Group Judge Betsy Horn Humer by Showsight Magazine. Where do you ...
Dr. Steven Herman: The sign in my office reads: “Full-Time Dog Man, Part-Time Attorney.”I ...
Barbara Young: Where do I live? How many years in dogs? How many years ...
