Week 7

Question 1

Answer 1

Brittany

France

Sporting group

First seen in paintings and tapistries of the 17th centery

Question 2

Answer 2

Clumber

England

Sporting group

Recognized as a specific breed before AKC was founded!

Question 3

Answer 3

English Cocker Spaniel

England

Sporting group

15-17 Inches tall, taller than American

Question 4

Answer 4

American Cocker Spaniel

U.S./ England?

Sporting group

When this breed was brought to America it became specialized in hunting the “American Woodcock.”

Question 5

Answer 5

English Setter

England

Sporting group

This breed has been a trained bird dog for over 400 years

Question 6

Answer 6

Irish Setter

Ireland

Sporting group

Fur can be seen in Mahogany or Chesnut colors.

Question 7

Answer 7

Field Spainiel

England

Sporting group

Known for their level-headedness and perseverence

Question 8

Answer 8

Flat Coated Retriever

England

Sporting group

These dogs come in black or liver coloring

Question 9

Answer 9

German Shorthaired

Pointer

Germany

Sporting group

The German Bird Dog was a large genetic factor in this breed

Question 10

Answer 10

German Wirehaired Pointer

Germany

Sporting group

This breed works equally well on land or in water

Question 11

Answer 11

Gordon Setter

Scotland

Sporting group

This dog was named after a Scottish aristocrat

Question 12

Answer 12

Nova Scotia Duck Tolling

Canada

Sporting group

Nicknamed the “Decoy Dog”

Question 13

Answer 13

Sussex

England

Sporting group

Bred to hunt birds through thick forestry and rough terrain

Question 14

Answer 14

Welsh Springer

England

Sporting group

Welsh and English Springers were recognized as separate breeds in the 1900’s

Question 15

Answer 15

Wire Pointing Griffon

Holland

Sporting group

This beed is renowned as the “Supreme gundog”

Question 16

Answer 16

English Springer Spaniel

England

Sporting group

This breed gets its name from springing birds into flying so the hunter can shoot the bird