What type of dog is most commonly used with Goshawks for hunting?

The correct choice indicates that none of the provided dog types are typically associated with hunting alongside Goshawks. Goshawks are favored for their agility and speed in hunting small game, and they are often used in a form of hunting called falconry, where the hawk does the primary hunting.

In falconry, while certain types of dogs may support hunters, they are not specifically trained to work in tandem with Goshawks as a common practice. Pointing dogs are trained to indicate the location of birds without flushing them; flushing dogs are used to stir up game birds for the hunter; and retrieving dogs are trained to bring back game after a hunt. However, these roles align more closely with hunting practices that primarily involve flushing and retrieving birds, rather than the hunting method used with Goshawks.

As a result, the lack of a specific dog breed commonly utilized with Goshawks leads to the conclusion that none of the listed options are accurate in terms of traditional falconry practices involving this bird of prey.