BRAQUE DUPUY

Some sources say that the Setter Dupuy, Pointer or Braco Dupuy must its existence so monsteur Dupuy, hunter of Poitou, that its white and brown Setter female matched up, Leda, with a dog of not known race My call Lord.
Others say that it arose from a crossing between Setter and Greyhound.

Another theory says that it is an old French Setter, del that survived some units, after the French Revolution (1789-1799), due to the dedication of the watchman of hunting of Anneu d'Argensois that was called Dupuy.

Dog of hunting of good size and noble bearing. It is said of the expression of his eyes that is amiable and dreamy. It is adapted for any type of hunting, but it is not too good in the water.

The Dupuy is fast, enthusiastic and obedient.
It needs much exercise, and it would have to be cleaned up every day or two with a hard brush or of bristle rubbing it next so that the mantle shines to him.
The tail is not cut to him.