Pudelpointer

Country of origin: Germany
Registries: UKC, CKC,
Pudelpointer Club of North
America, North American
Pudelpointer Alliance
Occupation: Hunter
Size: 22 to 26 in tall; 45 to
75 lbs
Longevity: 11 to 13 years
Exercise: Daily
Training: Easy
Grooming: Difficult
Colors: White, fawn, chestnut, grey, black

 

The Pudelpointer is the result of German sportsman Baron von Zedlitz’s attempt to produce an ideal tracking, pointing, and retrieving dog by crossing poodles with various German pointers. The Baron was years ahead in his thinking. Today, successful crosses such as the Standard Poodle and Labrador Retriever, producing the Labradoodle, are highly prized, but the superb yet underrated Pudelpointer remains a handsome oddity even in its German homeland.

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