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Breed information
Length range : 55-67 cm
Height range : 56-61cm
Weight range : 20.5-22.7kg
Coat : Medium-length|thick|flat or slightly wavy|feathering on ears , legs , underside and tail
Life expectancy years : 12-13
Colors: blue-grey roan|black patches|white-grey as puppies maturing into blue-grey
Activitity Level : Moderate to high
Origin: France
Similar Breeds : Picardy Spaniel|English Setter|Gordon Setter|Brittany
History
The breed developed in Picardie , France from older French spaniels crossed with Blue Belton English Setters and Gordon Setters after British hunters and their dogs came to hunt the region’s marshes and moors in the late 19th century. It was recognized separately from the Picardy Spaniel in 1937 and nearly disappeared after World War II before dedicated breeders revived it.
Temperament
even-tempered|patient|well-mannered|playful with children|alert to strangers|protective if needed|attentive|affectionate
Personality
gentle|quiet|docile|calm|loving|friendly|intelligent|loyal|obedient|sociable|adaptable|eager to please
Needs
regular moderate exercise|outdoor space|job or activity to do|mental stimulation|family companionship|routine grooming|field-style work opportunities
Social Needs
gets on well with other dogs and animals|good with children|craves companionship|does not do well if left alone long periods|sociable with family
Grooming
weekly brushing and combing|moderate grooming|feathering needs attention|routine coat care keeps breed presentable
Nutrition
balanced diet matched to age and workload|portion control is important|monitor body condition|avoid excess calories if work level decreases
Breed Standard
A medium sporting spaniel with long legs and setter influence. The breed should appear workmanlike , versatile and balanced with a medium-length blue-grey roan coat , black patches , feathering and an expression of gentleness and attentiveness.
Did you know?
Blue Picardy Spaniel puppies are born mostly pale white-grey and their darker blue-grey roan pattern fills in as they mature.
Most Common / iconic illnesses
Hip Dysplasia, Ectropion, Otitis Externa, Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus, Obesity
Symptoms
Hip Dysplasia
1. hindlimb lameness , bunny-hopping gait , stiffness after rest and reluctance to jump or climb stairs may occur
2. hindquarter muscle atrophy might develop
Ectropion
1. persistent conjunctival redness , excessive tearing , mucous discharge and pawing at the eyes may occur
2. recurrent corneal inflammation might develop
Otitis Externa
1. head shaking , ear scratching , foul odor , purulent discharge and redness may occur
2. swelling and localized pain when the head is touched might develop
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus
1. unproductive retching or vomiting , sudden abdominal distension , restlessness and heavy panting may occur
2. hypersalivation , pale mucous membranes and shock might develop rapidly
Obesity
1. loss of a visible waistline , difficulty palpating ribs , lethargy and decreased exercise tolerance may occur
2. heat intolerance might develop
Onset of symptoms
Hip Dysplasia
1. can emerge at 4 to 12 months in severe cases
2. more commonly appears in mature adult or senior dogs as secondary osteoarthritis
Probability Of Onset:
1. moderate
Ectropion
1. generally becomes visible between 6 months and 1 year as the skull and facial features mature
Probability Of Onset:
1. breed-specific risk
Otitis Externa
1. can occur at any stage of life
2. may become more frequent once the dog begins swimming or hunting in wet environments
Probability Of Onset:
1. high
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus
1. is most often observed in mature adults and senior dogs
2. typically follows large meals or strenuous activity immediately after eating
Probability Of Onset:
1. low to moderate
Obesity
1. can develop at any stage of life
2. is highly prevalent in young adults after working activity drops and in altered senior dogs
Probability Of Onset:
1. high
Reasons
Hip Dysplasia
1. No specific missing chemical is identified in the provided material.
2. The condition is linked to polygenic inheritance with worsening from rapid growth , improper nutrition and excessive high-impact exercise during development.
3. The text describes structural joint laxity rather than a nutrient deficiency.
Otitis Externa
1. No specific missing chemical is identified in the provided material.
2. The condition is linked to trapped moisture and debris within long thickly feathered pendulous ears and a narrow ear canal.
3. The text describes a humid microenvironment for yeast and bacteria rather than a nutrient deficiency.
Ectropion
1. No specific missing chemical is identified in the provided material.
2. The disorder is linked to inherited facial skin laxity and weak lateral canthal ligaments associated with ancestral lineage.
3. structural eyelid weakness rather than a missing chemical.
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus
1. No specific missing chemical is identified in the provided material.
2. The illness is linked to deep narrow thoracic conformation and overstretching from swallowed air or rapid ingestion.
3. anatomical vulnerability rather than a missing nutrient or compound.
Obesity
- 1. No specific missing chemical is identified in the provided material.
2. The condition is linked to an imbalance between caloric intake and energy expenditure in a dog built for sustained field work with a healthy appetite.
3. metabolic excess rather than lack of a chemical.
Hip Dysplasia:
- 1. weight control , low-impact exercise modification and anti-inflammatory management may help
2. severe or early cases might require surgeries such as juvenile pubic symphysiodesis , total hip replacement or femoral head ostectomy
Ectropion:
- 1. mild cases may be managed with daily cleaning and ophthalmic lubricating ointments
2. severe structural defects might require corrective blepharoplasty
Otitis Externa:
- 1. preventive cleaning with a veterinarian-approved drying astringent may help
2. active infections might require ear cytology and topical antibiotic , antifungal and corticosteroid drops
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus:
- 1. immediate emergency stabilization with IV fluids and gastric decompression may be needed
2. emergency surgery with incisional gastropexy might be required
Obesity:
- 1. strict caloric restriction with a measured high-protein low-fat veterinary diet may help
2. consistent daily structured aerobic exercise such as swimming or retrieval work might be used. Ask professional vets for detailed information.
Hip Dysplasia :
- 1. glucosamine hydrochloride can,might be helpful for joint support
2. chondroitin sulfate can,might be helpful for cartilage support
3. omega-3 fatty acids can,might be helpful for joint inflammation support
Ectropion
- 1. vitamin C can,might be helpful for mucosal tissue support
2. antioxidants can,might be helpful for ocular tissue support
3. sterile saline flushes can,might be helpful for clearing debris
Otitis Externa
- 1. omega-3 fatty acids can,might be helpful for skin inflammation support
2. targeted probiotics can,might be helpful for dermal and systemic microbiome support
Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus
- 1. probiotics can,might be helpful for gastrointestinal motility support
2. digestive enzymes can,might be helpful for decreasing excess gas production
Obesity
- 1. L-carnitine can,might be helpful for fatty acid oxidation and lean muscle maintenance
2. dietary fiber sources such as plain pumpkin can,might be helpful for satiety support
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