Description
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The breed stands 18 to 22 inches (46-56 cm) in height and weighs 33 to 55
pounds (15 to 25 kg). The Barbet is a prototypic
water dog,
with a long, woolly coat that is curly or wavy. Colours of the
breed are
black, chestnut, fawn, grey, and white, with or without markings; mixed colours
are common.
Temperament
The Barbet’s personality is described as companionable, gay, obedient and
intelligent. He is a capable retriever for
waterfowl
hunting and a faithful companion.
History
The Barbet is thought to be the original source of the various water dog
breeds (Poodle,
Portuguese Water Dog,
American Water Spaniel, and so on). His actual origin is lost in antiquity
but probably stems from corded herding stock and perhaps griffon hounds. The
breed is little known outside of
France.
A breed club in the USA is affiliated with the Club des Chiens d'Eau in
France and offers a US-based registry service. The United Kennel Club also
registers the breed.