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AVAILABLE TESTS:
C101 - DNA Parentage
C128 - Canine Coat and Nose Color Test
To Learn more about various canine health problems that may occur in German Longhaired Pointer, visit '
Infectious DNA Testing' page.
BREED DESCRIPTION
The German Longhaired Pointer is closely related to three other long-coated German sporting breeds: the Large
Munsterlander, the Small Munsterlander and the Wachtelhund, the last being similar to the English springer spaniel. It
is the rarest breed of all the German Pointers. The breed presents itself with a rather heavily constructed setter. In
Germany, the breed is still highly regarded as a versatile gun dog and family companion; however, the breed is very
rare.
The German Longhaired Pointer is at home on the farm or in the field. It is intelligent, versatile and
good-natured.
The German Longhaired Pointer is active and possesses a fair amount of stamina and drive. He's
well suited to country living and needs a fair amount of outdoor exercise.
The breed stands 25-27.5 in, 64-70
cm.
Underneath the neck, chest and belly, the hair is somewhat longer. Overall, the coat is water resistant,
shiny and firm to the touch.
Regular brushing should be all the grooming necessary.
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