If you’ve ever wondered why breeds like the Épagneul Breton are far less common than German hunting dogs in North America, this article from Project Upland does a great job explaining the history. It looks at how French pointing breeds developed, why they remained relatively uncommon here, and the historical factors that shaped the breeds we see most often today.
Whether you’re new to the breed or simply interested in its history, I think it’s a worthwhile read.
Read the full article:
Why French Pointing Dog Breeds Are Uncommon in North America – Project Upland