How to Choose the Right Dog for Your Family

When choosing your new best friend, it is important to take into account the breeds personality and breed characteristics. For example, is he good with children? Most dogs, in general, can be goodl with children if raised right and every breed can be bad with kids if they are not properly socialized from the very beginning. Also, does the dog need a lot of exercise? Can he be an apartment dog? It may not be a good idea to get an excitable dog or one who needs many hours of excersice and space to run if you live in an apartment in a large city.

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Here is a quick overview of the Sporting Group dogs and their characteristics:

The Sporting breeds are today’s age version of the hunters helpers. They are bred to assist a modern hunter who hunts with a gun rather than a net. This breed is bred to work with the hunter to extend the hunter’s ability by either finding, moving or bringing back the birds the hunter has captured.

This group is made up of the beeds which include Pointing and Setting Breeds which “freeze” in mid stride and “point” to game.

The group that brings the game or moves it around is the spaniels which range back and forth close to the hunter, flushing game so that the hunter can shoot it.

The group that brings back downed game is the retrievers, which mark where the game falls and return with it over land or through water.

This is a short overview of the sporting group of dogs and which sub groups make up this large breed. Next we will look into the specific breeds which make up each of the subgroups so everyone gets a good idea of the personalities and characteristics which are part of each breed.

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