Brittanys

Domestic or Foreign

Pointers

Domestic or Foreign

Pointers (German Shorthaired)

Domestic or Foreign

Pointers (German Wirehaired)

Domestic or Foreign

Retrievers (Chesapeake Bay)

Domestic or Foreign

Retrievers (Curly-Coated)

Domestic or Foreign

Retrievers (Flat-Coated)

Domestic or Foreign

Retrievers (Golden)

Domestic or Foreign

Retrievers (Labrador)

Domestic or Foreign

Retrievers (Nova Scotia Duck Tolling)

Domestic or Foreign

Setters (English)

Domestic or Foreign

Setters (Gordon)

Domestic or Foreign

Setters (Irish)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (American Water)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (Clumber)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (Black Cocker)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (ASCOB Cocker)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (Parti Cocker)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (English Cocker)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (English Springer)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (Field)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (Irish Water)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (Sussex)

Domestic or Foreign

Spaniels (Welsh Springer)

Domestic or Foreign

Spinoni Italiani

Domestic or Foreign

Vizslas

Domestic or Foreign

Weimaraners

Domestic or Foreign

Wirehaired Pointing Griffons

Domestic or Foreign

Sporting Group

The Sporting Group consists of the gun dogs used in the field with the hunter. They are separated mainly into three divisions depending upon the purpose for which they have been developed. These are:

• The Pointers and Setters, breeds which locate upland game afield for the hunter. These breeds will indicate the position of the game by assuming a peculiarly rigid stance or by pointing the nose toward the scent of the game.
• The Retrievers, the breeds whose duty in the field is to bring killed or wounded game to the hunter.
• The Spaniels, long or dense coated breeds, developed to work in rough cover and close to the gun when locating, flushing and retrieving game.