The Breton Epagneul MOOiR section is a community for owners and enthusiasts of the Breton Epagneul, a versatile hunting dog. Affiliated with the Moscow Society of Hunters and Fishermen (MOOiR), the section shares information about the breed and supports activities for its members. Its resources cover the breed’s history, official and working standards, and articles about hunting trials, including BICP competitions.

The section organizes and publicizes breed-focused events, such as practical pheasant hunting championships, regional field trials, young-dog gatherings, and exhibition ring events. Its website provides event plans, rules, results, photographs, meeting protocols, and information about section membership and awards. It also collects guidance on hunting-dog testing and shows, alongside hunting regulations and related reference materials.

The Breton Epagneul is presented as a compact, adaptable pointing dog suited to varied terrain, from fields and wetlands to wooded areas and mountain slopes. The site highlights its hunting drive, search, pointing, responsiveness, retrieving, and intelligence, offering a useful hub for owners interested in the breed, training, competitions, and community events.