English Pointer

    • Origin: England and Spain
    • Lifespan: 11 to 14 years
    • Height: 23 to 28 inches
    • Weight: 44 to 75 pounds
    • Alternate names: Spanish pointer or Pointer
    • The first Pointers appeared around 1650
    • Heritage includes Greyhound, Foxhound and Bloodhound
    • Bred primarily for sport hunting

  • The English Pointer, a popular bird dog, is known for its angular face and lithe, muscular structure.

  • The Bird Pointer

    Pointers are used by bird hunters to accomplish three basic maneuvers while hunting for game.

    1. Point - the dog locates the game.
    2. Honor - the dog moves within a few steps of the game and stops.
    3. Retrieve - the dog picks up the dead or wounded game.

  • Temperament

    Pointers are energetic, agile dogs that are built for running long distances for hunting. They are mild-mannered and perfectly suited for families and children.American Kennel Club:[1]

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