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This breed is related to the English Pointer and is often recognized by its beautiful freckled body pattern. These dogs are energetic, bold and boisterous, and love to participate in activities. But they also love affection from their owners! Given their strong personality, they require appropriate training and socialization. If bored, they can tend to be a little destructive. They may not be the best fit for older couples or for families with smaller children. They grow up to be 45 to 70 lbs and live around 14 years old.
Temperament
Bold, affectionate, intelligent
Breed Fast Facts
45 - 70 lbs
Medium
High
Low
Very
12 to 15 years
Utah has been a home for dog lovers longer than you might think! At Danger Cave, on the western state border, archaeologists have found dog bones buried next to human remains that are more than 9,000 years old. Still today, dogs and their human families love to spend time together out in nature. Visit the old stomping grounds of your canine’s ancestors in Utah’s state parks and camping areas or rent a cottage on the lake for a nice mix between nature and creature comforts. Thousands of restaurants in this state have dog-friendly patios, while hundreds of specialists are available for all your pet’s grooming and spa needs.
The Golden Retriever was nominated as Utah’s official state dog breed in 2015, but the bid was unsuccessful following a vote.
In Salt Lake and Utah Counties, the top dog names are Max and Sadie.
Most of the Dalmatians in Davis County are named Pongo, after the character in 101 Dalmatians.
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