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German Longhaired Pointer
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German Longhaired Pointer

Other names: German Long-Haired Pointing Dog, Deutscher Langhaariger, Deutscher Langhaariger Vorstehhund, Pointer (German Longhaired), Langhaar, Deutsch Langhaar

Origin
Germany
Size
Large
Height · Male
60–70 cm
Height · Female
58–66 cm
Weight · Male
28–32 kg
Weight · Female
26–30 kg
FCI
FCI group 7 · 7 · n.º 117
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Traits

Activity

Energy level

Social

Affection with family
Good with other dogs
Friendly to strangers

Training

Trainability

Guarding

Guard dog
Watchdog

History

The German long-haired Pointing Dog combines the bloodlines of a bird-, hawk- and water dog as well as of Bracken (Scenthounds). He therefore has scope for great versatility. Pure breeding has been carried out since the year 1879 and main characteristics of the breed laid down. In the year 1897, Baron von Schorlemer set down the first standard for the German Long-haired and thus laid the foundation stone for today?s pure breeding.

Training

It is an intelligent dog, eager to learn, hard working and therefore it is not difficult to train. With a consistent, gentle, varied, firm training, good results can be obtained. It likes canine sports.

Coat & grooming

The fur of this dog needs to be brushed regularly and trimmed when it requires.

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