English Hunters are a type of bird-dog that were developed in England in the 19th century. They are a cross between the English Pointer and the Foxhound, and are used for hunting game birds such as pheasants and grouse. They have a strong sense of smell and an excellent ability to track game, making them ideal for hunting. They are also known for their loyalty and obedience, making them a popular choice for hunters. The Settlers of this breed are responsible for breeding and training the dogs, ensuring they are well-suited for their job.