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FAQs

Are Picardy Spaniels rare?

Yes, Picardy Spaniels are a very rare breed with an estimated global population of around 1,000 individuals. They are especially uncommon outside of France, where breeding numbers are low and fewer than 200 puppies are born annually worldwide.

What is the most aggressive spaniel?

There is no specific spaniel breed identified as the most aggressive. Generally, spaniels, including the Picardy Spaniel, are known for their friendly and docile nature, making them good companions rather than aggressive dogs.

What is the difference between a Blue Picardy Spaniel and a Picardy Spaniel?

The Blue Picardy Spaniel and Picardy Spaniel are related but distinct breeds since the 1930s. The Blue Picardy Spaniel has a bluish-grey coat and is typically more athletic and muscular, whereas the Picardy Spaniel has a grey coat with brown patches and is considered the older breed, known for a calm and people-oriented temperament.

Are Picardy Spaniels pointers?

Yes, despite their 'spaniel' name, Picardy Spaniels are actually pointing dogs used for hunting. Unlike many traditional flushing spaniels, they have natural pointing instincts combined with a strong desire to retrieve.