| Epagneul Breton (French Brittany) - Smallest of the pointing breeds, is a versatile medium size hunting dog known for its agility, intelligence and affectionate nature. Originating from Brittany, France, this breed is compact and athletic, with a coat that can be orange and white, liver and white, black and white or tricolor. They are energetic, excelling in activities like hunting, agility, and obedience training while also being friendly and sociable companions. Their adaptability makes them great family pets, provided they get enough physical and mental stimulation.
Males - 19-20 inches at the shoulder and weigh 35-38 lbs
Females - 18-19 inches at the shoulder and weigh 33-37 lbs
Lagotto Romagnolo - Is an ancient Italian breed known as a water retriever and the only breed specifically bred for truffle hunting. Medium-size with a sturdy square build, it has a dense, curly, and water-resistant coat that comes in various colors, including brown, white, and orange. This breed is highly intelligent, energetic and eager to please, making it an excellent companion for active families. Lagotto's are affectionate, friendly, versatile and require regular physical and mental stimulation. They are non/low shedding and require grooming to manage their unique hyper-allergenic coat.
Males -17-19 inches at the shoulder and weigh 29-35 lbs
Females - 16-18 inches at the shoulder and weigh 24-31 lbs
King Charles Cavalier - Is a small, affectionate, and elegant toy breed known for its friendly and gentle nature. They have a silky, medium-length coat that comes in four recognized color patterns: Blenheim (Chestnut and White), Tricolor (black, white and tan), Ruby (solid red) and Black and Tan. Cavaliers are highly sociable, enjoy companionship and adapt well to both city and country living. They are great with children and other pets, making them and ideal family dog. Despite their royal heritage, they are easygoing and thrive in a loving interactive environment.
Males/females - 12-13 inches at the shoulder and weigh 13-18 lbs
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