The Pointer knows how to do his job and takes pride in doing it well. His short, smooth coat shows off his handsome outline. He is sleek, muscular, and ready for action. The Pointer is an independent dog who likes to compete. His concentration is intense. He has strength, courage, and great dignity, but he is also a sweet companion and gentle with children.
Pointer breed facts
The first Pointers appeared in England about 1650.
The Pointer was the first dog used to stand game.
Pointers seem to acquire the hunting instinct at around 2 months of age.
Information you should know before owning a Pointer
The Pointer is gentle with children which makes him a wonderful family dog.
Because the Pointer requires a lot of exercise, it is not a breed recommended for a small city apartment.
The Pointer’s coat is easy to take care of, just a couple of minutes of grooming a day will give it a healthy shine.
