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German Longhaired Pointer |
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The German Longhaired Pointer has a long and illustrious history. It was first bred in the 16th century, and over the years evolved from a rather small dog with little hunting skill into the monolith of hunting prowess it is today.
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The German longhaired pointer owes its looks and temperament to several of the long-haired continental bird dogs, as well as the Irish and Gordon setters.
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When the club for the German Longhaired Pointer drew up its written standard, for some" reason, it accepted only the liver/white dogs.
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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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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. Point, flush, retireve.
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These imports developed into the native spaniel/setters: the Drentse Patrijshond, the Kooiker-hondje, and the Stabyhoun in Holland, as well as the German Longhaired Pointer, Large Miin-sterlander and Small Miinsterlander of Germany.
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Ages, the breed as it appears today was not formally recognized until the early 1900s in the Munsterland region of northwestern Germany. Prior to that the LM was considered a color variant of the predominantly all-liver German longhaired pointer ...
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See also: Pointer, Standard, Retriever, German Shorthaired Pointer, German Wirehaired Pointer
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