Read About Field Dog Info

The field dog is a good hunting companion and can be a loyal friend, and everything you need to know about it is contained in this article.

Field Dog- Dog Type Facts

1. Type Description:

   The field dog is a good hunting companion because of its hunting and sporting instincts. These dogs often accompany hunters on trips for birds and other small prey.

2. Varieties:

   Comes in a number of varities according to size, body type, temperament, and hunting skill

3. AKC Group:

   The field dog is classified in the sporting group

4. Popularity:

   This type of dog is popular with hunters who use the dogs as companions during hunting trips.

5. History:

   Often accompanied early Americans on hunting expeditions, especially for fowl such as ducks and chickens.

6. Physical Traits:

   These dogs are usually mid- to large-sized and have the agility and strength necessary to be good hunters.

Field Dog - Dog Type Defining Characteristics

1. Shared Characteristics:

   The ability to be good hunters, an ability to retrieve without unnecessarily destroying its prey, and the ability to point game.

2. Training:

   If used for hunting purposes they need to be carefully trained to find and capture game.

3. Child Friendly:

   Many of these dogs can be friendly with children, but it is important to remember to train the dogs properly to ensure that aggression is not displayed inappropriately. Children and dogs should be carefully supervised, especially if the children are young or the dogs are young and haven't been properly trained.

Field Dog - Dog Type Concerns

1. Benefits:

   The benefits of this dog are the ability to have a companion and a retriever with you during hunting trips.

2. Liabilities:

   Some of these dogs may become aggressive with children or other pets if they are not properly trained. As with any type of dog, good supervision is necessary.

3. Health Issues:

   The field dog, like any other dog, can be susceptible to many diseases. Because they spend time outdoors, you should check them carefully for ticks and fleas. They may also develop injuries related to running and other frequent exercise.

4. Specific Care Needs:

   Depending on the breed, this type of dog may need to be brushed anywhere from daily to every other week. It will depend on the length of their coat. This dog may also need to be bathed, especially if working with prey or roaming the woods often.

5. Special Household Needs:

   Due to its sporty nature, this type of dog will need an environment where it has room to run and stretch.

Field Dog - How to Choose a Dog Type

1. What to Look for:

   You must carefully consider what breed is best for your household based on its characteristics. Examine the potential pet for signs of diseases or health conditions, as well as allergies or skin conditions.

2. Supplies:

   You will need food, a food bowl, a water bowl, toys, and training supplies.

3. Expense:

   Training this dog to hunt may be expensive, but this type of dog does not pose any extraordinary expense in relation to other types.