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The Sporting Group is an American Kennel Club designation for 26 purebred dog breeds. <ref>American Kennel Club Sporting Group</ref> Because they were developed as bird dogs with energetic hunting abilities in water and field settings, most sporting dogs require regular exercise. Their naturally active and alert demeanor also makes them likeable and well-rounded companions.

This group includes pointers, retrievers, setters, and spaniels.

	American Water Spaniel	Image:Brittany.jpg	Brittany		Chesapeake Bay Retriever
Image:Wiki clumber spaniel.jpg	Clumber Spaniel		Cocker Spaniel	Image:Curly Coated Retriever.jpg	Curly Coated Retriever
	English Cocker Spaniel		English Setter		English Springer Spaniel
	Field Spaniel		Flat-Coated Retriever		German Shorthaired Pointer
	German Wirehaired Pointer	Image:Golden retriever.jpg	Golden Retriever	Image:Orrvilas enska w800px.jpg	Gordon Setter
Image:Can Setter dog GFDL.jpg	Irish Setter		Irish Water Spaniel	Image:YellowLabradorLooking.jpg	Labrador Retriever
	Nova Scotia Duck-Tolling Retriever	Image:English pointer.jpg	Pointer	Image:Spinone italiano Daisy.JPG	Spinone Italiano
Image:Sussex Spaniel.jpg	Sussex Spaniel		Vizsla		Weimaraner
Image:Welsh Springer Spaniel.jpg	Welsh Springer Spaniel		Wirehaired Pointing Griffon

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American Kennel Club groups

Sporting • Hound • Working • Terrier • Toy • Non-Sporting • Herding • Miscellaneous Class • Foundation Stock Service Program