HUNTING WITH BRITTANY DOGS
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
The Brittany is considered a versatile hunting dog, but it shines when it comes to upland bird hunting. If you're looking to chase a variety of upland birds from pheasants to chukar to grouse, a Brittany would make the perfect pointing and retrieving partner.
Although some Brittanies take to the water, it isn't a part of their common repertoire. So don't be disappointed if you don't end up with an A+ duck dog. That's just not their typical jam. And they lack the double coat found in many retrieving breeds, leaving them more open to the elements in wet conditions. They do typically have a flat or wavy coat, and they do well with a weekly brushing.
Brittanies don't have the same issues that many other pet-focused breeds do, as hunting bloodlines remain predominant in the breed. But it's important to have pups checked for hip dysplasia. Other health issues that occasionally come up in the breed are hyperthyroidism and epilepsy. So ask your breeder for thyroid and hip exams prior to bringing your new pup home.
As a Brittany owner, I absolutely love this video and this gentleman's approach to training and love for the breed.
I too as a Brittany owner appreciate his attention to this wonderful breed
Thank you for this great video! We have a Brittany, and she’s a great hunter. She points, retrieves, and swims. What sets Brittanys apart from other upland dogs is their size. They’re nice and small. But they’re hunting machines. Small but mighty. They also have more dual championships than any other breed.
Beautiful dogs and you can see this breeder-trainer truly loves the breed and teaching them etc. You can see the positive end result in his actual dogs. Thank you Dogumentary TV and Zeke for another beautiful video of amazing dogs. Eric Von Herzen is an awesome blues musician as well lol. God bless.
I have a Brittany/Chocolate Lab mix. She is 1.5 years old and Her training is coming along great. She is very smart and has learned very quickly.
I’ve had britts my whole life. Britt, beau, belle, Beatrice and brandy. Belle just left is at the age of 19. They are fierce hunters and even fiercer family members. They are in a league of their own when it comes to love and skill. We’ve come up with the term OBADS for the orange ones. Orange Brittany attention deficit syndrome. They are always the more neurotic ones!! Liver and whites are incredibly affectionate. Yes they are not duck dogs. They like to move!!!
Well Eric, you got my approval! Those dogs have a safe warm bed to sleep in every night and that’s the most important thing.
I love watching your videos. No matter what the breed
@Cody Benfield Yes indeed my friend,
Same here bro
My Brit recently passed and this video helped me with the lack there of, great video!
Good videos. I bred, trained, trialed, hunted & showed Brittanys for over 20 years. They also did obedience & agility, etc. Best breed ever.
I grew up with Brittanys! Sweet dogs
Wonderful video! Could we see a hunting with vizslas next? That would be great!
Incredible advice and guidance. Thank you so much Eric!
My father had a Britany that we used to hunt pheasant and woodcock with - BEST hunting dog ever. Would work all day and just loved being out in the woods and fields. Also a great dog around the house, good size. Just a great dog if you get them out and active.
I always love anything you put out. Lots of information and beautifully done
@My Name Isn’t Ryan Yes indeed my friend… Great videos
Hi Zeke! Could you please make a hunting with Vizslas video? Thanks!
Yep I totally agree!🙂
👍
Best breed even
My first dog was a red and white Brittany spaniel named Rusty.
@Kristina Turner I am Sure it was A great dog my friend
This is one of my favorites of your videos.
Will we be seeing the vizsla next?
This looks like it was filmed at Prado. Beautiful dogs! I bring my setter there often. Hopefully I will have the pleasure to come across your dogs one of these days. Thanks for posting.
I enjoyed watching this video today thanks for sharing 🐕🐕
Bro, you're one of the best dog youtubers I've ever watched.
Brittanys are the very best in heavy cover working close. I started training my girl to hand signals. After a couple years it was as if she was reading my mind, anticipating my commands. Them MI Ruffed Grouse never stood a chance.
They seem look back over their shoulder quite a bit more than lots of other bird dogs. Very aware at all times.
Thank you for the content my g amazing work as always ..it’s fun to learn about a new breed
This should be called “hunting with sweet adorable babies”
Great Video! Our first Brittany (Bud) was a Great Hunting Dog. Currently we have a Brittany female (Ariel). We Love the Brittany’s - Such Great Dogs 🐕
Hi! Im a new subscriber, i have a turning 3 months half Brittany dog (girl) she always listen and obedient when lecturing her 😊
Thank you for Britanny content ❤️
Great Job!!!!! Mr.Zeke, I love your videos and you’re live videos also, I am Here for u my friend
Awesome video I have a 9 month old Britney I am training thanks for the tips
Great video as always!
Love my Brittany’s!
Beautiful dogs
Brilliant video Eric ….I had to get a shock collar for my Brittany to reinforce the recall otherwise I’d have a heart attack trying to keep up with him..Only ever shocked him two times then he knew after the whistle or bleeps to return and always did so.He pointed under a peregrine falcon and it was exciting but the game season would go too fast.
Don’t apologize or be afraid about using the training color. It’s the only way to keep a dog safe, and have him come back 100% of the time. Most people don’t realize that when we use a training collar the stimulation is so low the dog barely feels it. It’s just a cue on the dogs neck to signal him to return or whatever your training into him.
@@deerhost Kudos on the E collar. It may save their life.,(running across a busy road, confronting a rattlesnake). I used my E-collar on my Griiffon to stop him from running deer. Only shocked him hard once with deer and it worked the rest of his life. RIP Magoo. You are missed
Very cool!
great video - thanks
🤣🤣 My brittany gave me the high bird before on a field trial 🐾 fixed it right away 🤣
I heard some history on a Scottish blue pual type of pit I did not hear much history on the that breed but I often wonder if they are starting of the blue color I see today.
I love my three Britts! I love my wife almost as much...but she's okay with it. 😳🤣
Great video! I would add that the greatest difference between field trial Brittanys and hunting Brittanys is that trial dogs must work more independently of the owner/handler. It is expected that a competitive pointing dog will work at extreme range as a result of this independence. I add that my hunting dogs perform exactly the same whether trialed or hunted. Some folk seem to think that hunting wild birds promotes dogs that break on either the flush or shot. Simply put, that is a reflection of their training/trainer rather than their ability as a properly trained hunter. NO, there is no advantage in having your hunting dog break on the retrieve. This is a fallacy sourced from hunters that put shooting ahead of their dog's entry level performance. The BEST retrievers stand steady and mark the downed bird(s). then, they are sent to retrieve. They are also not going to run through a covey subsequent to a hunter shooting at a few early flushing birds.
It is MUCH safer for your dog to be completely steady around shotguns too.
Big fan!
when you train them to heal, is it on the left side like other dogs or the right side like falcon pray dogs?, do you suggest a ecollar for recall? thank you so much, trying to learn as much as possible before our pup comes home (we want him to go hunting with us)
Amazing video thank you for the great content. Can you please do another video on the fila brasileiro?
I don’t hunt but love Brittanys
Great Video 👊🏽
@Big Boy Cochise yes indeed my friend
And another one!!!! 🙌🏼
Thanks for the vid. About to get a 10 year old rescue this week to go with our 12 year old Irish Terrier.
Hahahaha, I definitely had moments when my Brittnay flipped me the bird... and many more moments when my Brittnay see the angry look on my face and give me a Pikachu face in return...
Thanks for not titling this video ‘Brittany spaniels’ lol
Yeah I heard that the Britney was used to be called the Brittany spaniel but it’s different and it makes sense that the Brittany is more of a pointer than a spaniel
Estupendo video de esta raza tan buena , son magníficos cazadores.Genial
I would love to see a video on the Stabyhoun
I have trained hunted Brittaies for 50 years. AKC be damned, EB are a separate breed, and different hunting style. AB (American Brit) hunts farther out, EB (French Brittany)hunts closer. Either one will take and birds, and small game very well. They are also used on larger game up to boar. I love hunting Pheasant with Brits.
Funny you differentiate between American and French Brit's as they have the exact DNA . . .
@@toga1022 Well not exactly the same DNA, there are differences in the DNA, black nose vs pink nose is from genetic differences. Otherwise all dogs would be Huskies ( God help us).
Nice dog
Hi my name is James Tatum, I was wondering if I could pick your mind a bit and see if you could teach me how to train a Brittany spaniel to hunt upland game birds? I’d definitely appreciate the help. Thanks for your time.
I've had 7 britts loved them all. Roosters chukkar huns grouse. Great noses
Iron Man in another universe.. 😂
I have a Brit down in San Diego. I’ve had one successful first quail hunting season as he is now just over one. However, I want to take him to more formal training. Do you have any trainers you’d reccomend in SoCal? Thank you!
Those are American Brittanys, different from the Epagneul Breton (French brittany). Epagneul Bretons come in multiple colors, are generally smaller, hunt closer, and have black noses instead of pink. Both breeds are excellent hunters, but the Americans were bred to have more range.
There is no difference, according to their DNA, between "french" and American Brittany's, this is a fallacy.
Beautiful dog. Stub tails usually rub me the wrong way but this breed's tail looks pretty good
They look great with their natural tails as well.
@@emmamemma4162 is that not their natural tail in the video?
@@justinjeffries1554 Darnit, I misspoke! Sorry! Some Brittanys are born with a so called bobtail, if one of their parents were also a bobtail, but if you cross a bobtail Brittany to another bobtail, the puppies that inherit the bobtail gene from both parents will die in the womb. Also, the natural bobtail might not be considered to be as beautiful as a docked tail. So most Brittanies are born with a long tail. In many countries the tails are traditionally docked. This happens early in their life and is done by cutting the tail off or wrapping a tight band around the tail to make it fall off. Docking is illegal in some countries.
Hunting brittanys benefit from the docked tail. Long tails get cut and broken in the brush.
@@llanos8320 Do you know how common that is, though? I was just thinking cause all hunting dogs around here have long tails, and I've never seen/heard of one that broke it's tail.
I train GSP's professionally, but grew up with Brittanys, excellent family dogs and hunters. If you're looking to compete, there are better breeds but Brittanys can do it if you do your research on breeders and put the time into it. Outstanding field dogs, hit or miss in the water - again RESEARCH AND TRAINING.
Question for you... I got a Brittany after I was "interested" in any kind of hunting. I say that with quotation marks to emphasize that I have always been interested in hunting but never got to experience it. My dad was a huge hunter and fisher but unfortunately I never got to really go on any trips with him. That being said, I have my Brittany, and first and foremost he will be a companion to me, but what would be the easiest way to get him, and me, into the sport? I want to give him more purpose than just a pet. I want him to feel accomplished after a days work.
Google your local Brittany club, or look up your local NAVHDA club.
Talk about calupoh the mexican wolfdog a breed recognized by federación canofila mexicana
love your video :-) i got a german roughhair and a Breton together, love the Breton , and mine sleeps in bed whet me too ;-) and im a hunter to ..
THey're really single coated? I wouldn't have thought so.
Good video, but I would say a Brittany does indeed flush and does a very good job doing it. Sure, drop Spaniel from the name but that doesn't change what the dog does. Brittany's point, flush, and retrieve.
They only flush if allowed to do it. I would rather the dog stay steady and I do the flushing. The dog retrieves only after I send it.
1st view bro🖤✨
Picardy Spaniel, Blue Picardy Spaniel, and French Spaniels are all pointing spaniels. Only in the US are "all spaniels" flushers. Except for Epagneul bretons which have retained the "spaniel" in the name.
"It's Brittany, bitch"
I'm considering investing serious money into a Brittany. I want a beautiful 45lbs girl!
My name is Brittaney I need this dog
Yo
I have a black and white male Britny from France and he's a very good hunting dog ...
Do you sell your puppys ?
I live on a carabean island called st maarten ...
we hunt wild pigeons and doves from July to January
Tony didn't use his real name
The French call them "epagneul de Bretagne"--Brittany SPANIEL. No matter how they hunt, the French should know the proper designation.
???where are the rest of doggy fundamentals
I’m looking for a Brittany for my fathers his girl Maggie was 14 and she was hurting real bad the last year and my father who loves Upland game honey loved his girl had all her shots had Her Spaded treated her better then all his kids but when he took her to the vet they told him that her age and her still loving of being with him and going out was just too much for her at her age and told him that she needed to be put down he did and now is hurting from doing so , I am is Arm retired sergeant major Gamsby and watch your videos and was hoping you could or I know someone who has a female Brittany that is trained I would be more than interested in buying for my father he is 83 now had more than five Britney‘s raised love some treats him great but he still likes to go out and hunt quail chucker and dove if you could help me find such an Brittney I would be for ever in your debt thank you retired US Army Sergeant Majors Gamsby
I don't see why they accept only some colors of dog breeds and some breeds aren't recognized
If I remember correctly black tends to be a dominant colour in dogs, so if the general preference in that breed is to have some other colour(s), black coloured dogs tend to be excluded from the "show line", breeders that focus on working line dogs might not care so much about the colour of the dog.
Your dog is flagging
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how could you not have your dog sleep on your bed with you? pfft..nonsense :)
Hunters are psychopaths.