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German Longhaired Pointer

German Longhaired Pointer
The German Longhaired Pointer comes from Germany and is a gundog. The German Longhaired Pointer is very athletic in nature and very muscular, yet elegant to look at.

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The breed was first developed in Germany for use as a pointer but during the 19th century was cross-bred with setters and English pointers for speed, ...

German Longhaired Pointer
(Deutsch Langhaar) (German Long-Haired Pointing Dog)
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The German Longhaired Pointer is an extremely friendly and energetic breed. Great with family, strangers, and children this breed just loves all people and people love them. Plus, this breed loves to play with other dogs and have dog companions.

About The German Longhaired Pointer
These dogs are bred as both pointers and retrievers. They have a very keen nose and are determined hunters and game-finders, bith on land and in water.

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The large Munsterlander is a black and white variety of the German Longhaired Pointer. Its ancestors can be traced back to the 9th Century.

Of these are the Drentse Patrijshond, Kooikerhondje, German Longhaired Pointer, Large Munsterlander, and of course the Small Munsterlander. The breed has been described as he is today in the 1800s.

Like the other German Pointers—the German Wirehaired Pointer and the German Longhaired Pointer—this is one of the few hunting breeds that can perform virtually all gundog roles.

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Although the LM is one of the last of the German breeds to gain official representation by a separate breed club, the LM was recognized as a color variant of the German Longhaired Pointer prior to that time, bred solely for the black and white color.

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