Large Munsterlander

Country of origin: Germany
Registries: UKC
Occupation: Hunter
Size: 23 to 26 in tall; 53 to
76 lbs
Longevity: 10 to 12 years
Exercise: Vigorous daily
exercise
Training: Needs a job or
purpose
Grooming: Easy to moderate
Colors: Black and white

Biddable but sometimes opinionated, the Large Münsterländer exists for what was originally an aesthetic reason. German Long-haired Pointers once produced both liver-and-white and blackand- white pups. When that Pointer’s breed standard was re-written to accept only variations of liver and white, some breeders in the Münster region of Germany set up their own club to perpetuate blackand- white coloured dogs. It has a typical pointer personality – occasionally a little intense and serious but capable of spirited humour as well – and it is an increasingly popular breed outside Germany, especially in Britain. Somewhat confusingly, despite the breed’s name it is not related to the Small Münsterländer.

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