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Sporting Breeds
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which breed is prone to ear infections | American Cocker Spaniel |
| What color are chessie's eyes | Ambe |
| Sporting sub Groups | Retrievers Pointers & Setters Spaniels |
| Hard mouth | Exerting too much pressure when, picking up, holding, or carrying. Not an ideal characteristic in a retrieving dog. |
| Soft mouth | To pick up, hold, or carry gently. |
| What is a steadied dog? | Being under control at all times despite distractions, diversions, or temptations. |
| Mark | ability to find fallen game) |
| Why soft mouth | prevents damage to the game |
| What are Pointers and setters used for | Hunt upland game birds. Indicate to the hunter they have located the game by pointing or setting |
| What are spaniels used for | hunting upland game and for rabbit hunting in England. |
| flushing | locate the game they run in at it forcing it to run or fly |
| quartering. | In order to efficiently cover the field the dog zig zags in front of the gunner. |
| A dog must carry game back in his mouth this way to ensure no damage to the carcass | Soft mouth; used in Retrievers |
| IDs location of prey with a stance/signal to hunter | Pointers and setters |
| Flushes the game for the hunter to shoot. Dog needs to stay within gun range | Spaniels |
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