Bourbonnais Pointing Dog

The dog breed Bourbonnais Pointing Dog is a distinguished gun dog. They are usually used in finding game.

They are usually friendly with other dogs.

Originating from: the Bourbonnais Pointing Dog breed was developed in France. Still, they are hard to find in Paris.

Class of Bourbonnais Pointing Dog: Bourbonnais Pointing Dog is acknowledged in the FCI book. The dog breed is involved in the section «Continental Pointing Dogs» (7.1) in the class «Pointing Dogs». FCI ID for bourbonnais pointing dog is 179 and was added to the book 2006-02-21. United Kennel Club incorporates the dog breed as «Gun Dogs» in their book.

The Bourbonnais Pointing Dog's composition: This breed is proportionately medium sized. Dogs get as tall as 20 to 22 inches tall. Bitches will get 18 to 22 inches tall. Dogs grow up to 39 to 55 pounds. Bitches get 35 to 48 pounds. The bourbonnais pointing dog has medium sized pendant ears. The legs is usually of average length. The body shape of the Bourbonnais Pointing Dog is proportionately average. They have a common-sized muzzle. The coat is short.

Colors of this breed of dog is usually liver and fawn, eyes are hazel or dark amber.

Other information about the bourbonnais pointing dog: Anticipated age for a bourbonnais pointing dog is 13 to 15 years. The dog breed may be bothersome to find for sale. The bourbonnais pointing dog were originally bred for game hunting. The dog breed is also known as Braque du Bourbonnais, Braque de Bourbonais, Bourbonnais Setter, short-tailed Setter.

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