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Not all gundogs are created equal – and choosing the right breed for your shooting, trialling or picking-up life is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. Gundog Journal’s breed pages cover all 38 Royal Kennel Club-recognised gundog breeds in depth, from the Labrador retriever and cocker spaniel to the lesser-known field spaniel and Irish red and white setter.
Whether you’re researching retrievers, spaniels, pointers, setters or HPR breeds – Hungarian vizslas, German shorthaired pointers, weimaraners and more – our gundog breed guides cover temperament, trainability, working ability and suitability for different roles in the field.
Thinking about your next dog, or simply want to understand your current one better? This is the gundog breed resource built for working dog owners who take the choice seriously.
The creation of the new Working Minority Retriever Club provides due recognition and opportunity for disciples of the rarer breeds, as Oscar Will Tarbox reports.
Golden retrievers have a charm all of their own, as Patrice Fellows reports.
The cocker spaniel has become one of the most popular breeds of recent times. Patrice Fellows takes a closer look at the dynamic little dog.
The Gordon Setter is a handsome and stylish dog with a characteristic black and tan coat. Tough and hardy, this breed is noted for its intelligence, bold nature and stamina.
Patrice Fellows takes a closer look at the Chesapeake Bay Retriever.
After a long career with pointers and setters, Jon Kean explains the unique appeal of these majestic grouse dogs.
They may not be a common sight on driven shoot days, but Mark Hinge is happy to extol the virtues of this littledog with a big heart, and a fantastic nose.
Patrice Fellows takes a closer look at the popular hunt, point, retrieve breed the Hungarian vizsla.
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