Drentsche Partridge Dog

Other names : Drentse Patrijshond, Drent, Dutch Partridge Dog

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Life expectancy

The Drentsche Partridge Dog has a life expectancy of between 12 and 14 years

Temperament

Size

Medium

Adult size

Female Between 22 and 24 in
Male Between 23 and 25 in

Adult weight

Female Between 55 and 68 lb
Male Between 66 and 77 lb
Coat colour
White Brown
Type of coat
Long
Eye colour
Brown
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More details about the Drentsche Partridge Dog

Drentsche Partridge Dog: Origins and history

The Partridge dog was developed in the Drenthe region of the Netherlands during the sixteenth century. Although she was primarily used as a hunting and retrieving dog, she often did extra work as a guard dog. 

The Drentse Patrijshond is also much stronger than she looks and many farmers and merchants used this breed to pull carts loaded with goods. 

Today, there are an estimated 5,000 Partridge Dogs registered in the Netherlands. It remains relatively unknown throughout the rest of the world and wasn't recognised by American Kennel clubs until 2010.

FCI classification of the Drentsche Partridge Dog

  • Group 7 - Pointing Dogs

  • Section 1 : Continental Pointing Dogs

Training a Drentsche Partridge Dog

This smart dog is a real pleasure to train. The vast majority of owners have no problems handling these naturally obedient dogs. 

Drentsche Partridge Dog: Purchase price

We do not have enough data to set an average price. Looking after a dog of this size typically costs between £70 to £100 a month, including food, medical/insurance, and incidental expenses.
 

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