Barbet

Characteristics


Size:

50% Complete (success)

Grooming:

50% Complete (success)

Exercise:

75% Complete (success)

Intelligence:

50% Complete (success)

Good with Kids:

75% Complete (success)

Breed Description


Overview:

The Barbet is a rare breed originating from France. They come with very curly hair coat.  Most Barbet, especially those shown in conformation shows, are entirely black, black and white, or brown. It is common to see white chest spots and white paws or legs on black or brown coated dogs.

 

Country of origin:

France.


Size type:
Medium Dog Breeds


Breed group:

Sporting dog breeds (AKC)

Gun dog breeds (UKC)


Character:

These are equable and very affectionate dogs, which are loyal, friendly, intelligent, and eager to learn.


Height:

The shoulder-height is a minimum of54cm (21 ½ in) for dogs and 50cm (19 ½ in) for bitches.



Weight:
Female: 17–28 kg
Male: 17–28 kg



Temperament:

They get on well with other dogs and other pets and usually present on problems in the company of children. They will certainly warn of danger but do not expect further action.



Coat:

The cost is water-resistant and long, soft, and wavy or curly. Permitted colors are black, white, grey, or chestnut.


Care:

The coat must be regularly and thoroughly groomed with brush and comb to prevent tangles forming can be difficult to remove.


Training:

The Barbet learns quickly, and is sensitive to the voice of its handler, whom the dog want to please. It is also important to be consistent during training because the handler who accepts everything and exudes little authority will eventually not be taken seriously by them.


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