The French Pointer, Pyrenean type, is a hunting dog breed originating from the Pyrenees, renowned for its exceptional retrieving and hunting skills. This dog is appreciated for its great agility, balanced temperament, and elegant appearance.
The French Pointer, Pyrenean type, is a medium-sized, well-proportioned, and muscular dog. Males typically stand between 55 and 60 cm at the shoulder, while females measure between 50 and 55 cm. Their weight ranges from 20 to 30 kg. It has an athletic build with solid bone structure, a straight back, and a deep chest. The head is of medium size with a slightly rounded forehead and a long, powerful muzzle. The eyes, often hazel-colored, are expressive and show great intelligence. The ears are of medium size, set high, and hang down along the cheeks.
The coat of the French Pointer, Pyrenean type, is short, dense, and smooth. The coat color is typically white with orange or brown patches, or a mix of these colors. Some dogs may have more or less extensive markings. The coat is easy to maintain and requires regular brushing to keep the skin and fur in good condition.
The French Pointer, Pyrenean type, is known for its balanced, intelligent, and affectionate temperament. It is a very loyal dog that is deeply attached to its family. The breed is also very sociable and gets along well with other animals and children. Active and energetic, it needs plenty of exercise to stay fit and happy. This dog is motivated by work and play, and excels in hunting activities as well as in canine sports.
The French Pointer, Pyrenean type, is generally healthy, but it may be prone to certain conditions such as hip dysplasia and eye problems. A balanced diet, regular veterinary care, and adequate physical activity are essential for maintaining overall health. As with all breeds, it is important to monitor for parasites and maintain good hygiene.
