This is the 100 year aniversary of the Brittany Spaniel breed that originated in the region of Bretagne, France.
These are home movies (16mm) taken by Alan Stuyvesant labeled 1930 Rennes Dog Show.
The footage showing buildings with ornamental brickwork is of the 1946 Rennes, France show, confirmed by Herve Bourdon of Elevage de Cornouaille.
Some brief footage of hunting in Vera Cruz Mexico and a Field Trial hosted by Juan Pugibert the man who first introduced Brittany Spaniels to North America and was known for his Casa Blanca Kennels.
Film quality is limited by the equipment of the time (hand crank camera), the color footage appeared around 1940.
Notice the roans at 3.25 to 3.31 time frame... cool video!!!
katbalou57 1 year ago
these dogs look like the brittany of the America (ABC) not like EPAGNEUL BRETONS
mpinkosky 1 year ago
I LIKE.... ;)
KATSIMAMALO 1 year ago
Thank you for taking the time to put post this video.
iam0kru 3 years ago
They look almost precisely like the Britts here in Australia.
/sigh for us.
kooldobe 4 years ago
Very nice. Thanks. I too am a Brit fan.
xmo0n 4 years ago
Ahh, Brittanys...
I love the judge at 1:07, wonderful moustache!
freckldface 4 years ago
just wonderful!!
denizBesbudak 4 years ago
wow! How did you ever get a hold of this! This was truly fascinating to watch. You can see how the breed has differed in some regards throughout the years and yet kept many aspects. Once again, Thank you! You can see a lot of dogs in there however that woudln't fly in the conformation ring today but at least back then they weren't so severely divided into 'field' and 'show' lines
somethingWICKED54 4 years ago