Saint-Usuge Spaniel
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🐾性情
Described by its French breed club as easy to train, it is an obedient, passionate and affectionate breed. In the field it is suited to a variety of terrains, including swamps, water and thickets; quarry that the breed specialises in includes waterfowl and woodcock.
👁形貌
It is a small French pointing breed, measuring 16–21 inches (41–53 cm) at the withers according to the breed standard. They have a typical spaniel appearance, with ears that are located below the eyeline that have fringes long enough to reach the tip of the nose. The body should be well muscled with a broad, deep chest. The only color that the coat comes in is brown, but it may have white markings including a white "star" on the forehead, which some dogs can lose as their adult coat grows in. In addition to the ears; the tail, shoulders and chest should also be fringed with fur. The tail of th
📜源流
The history of this breed can be traced to the 16th century, however by the mid 20th century it had nearly become extinct. Robert Billard had been appointed curé of Savigny-en-Revermont, a small commune in Saône-et-Loire on the edge of the Bresse region of France, in 1939. Billard was taken as a prisoner of war during World War II from 1939 to 1945. Following his return, Billard was an active hunter and began to search for a suitable hunting dog. He was told of a local dog breed known as the "Epagneul de Saint-Usuge", and contacted the Société Centrale Canine in order to find what happened to