AKA: Pointer
Description: The English Pointer breed is born a hunter, therefore they have an athletic build, graceful, dynamic and highbred. They could be easily distinguished through their feet, head and tail. Their skull is regularly wide like their muzzle, jaws are leveld and square in shape with a scissors bite. Ears are level with ears and pointed on edge. They have dark and rounded eyes.Also, they have a well muscled neck, tail is docked and feet are rounded. And coat is soft, well compact and short.

Temperament: This breed is an even tempered, they are very faithful and affectionate to their owner. Their attacking attitude is very low even they too could sometimes be aloof. They could socialize with other dogs as well as with cats and goes along well with children. They are big in size so they have a very fearful bark. Pointers are a very loving pet, full of energy and intelligent. They are easy to train because they are a very calm dog. In addition, even they are a very friendly dog, they needed to undergo socialization training on early age for them to be more trained and owners should also be strong for them to bypass timidity.

Activity: They should have their daily walks and exercise to keep them physically and mentally strong. They are born hunter so they need to have more power and energy.

Health: They could suffer hip dysplasia, thyroid,skin problems and dwarfism. Their life span is about 13-14 years.

Grooming: They do not require heavy grooming since their coat is short. A daily daily brushing would be good for them and bathe if necessary. However, since they are a hunter they should be dried down very well after hunting to prevent from feeling cold.

Breed Group: AKC Sporting
Color: liver, lemon or black; for dark colors nose are also dark or brown and for light colors,it will either be flesh or light.
Height: Dogs 22-24 inches (55-62cm.) Bitches 21-24 inches (54-60cm.)
Weight: 44-66 pounds (20-30kg)
Country Of Origin: England

Dynamics: Pointers are an athletic dog yet very loving and calm. They are loyal to their owners and they could close ties with their family. They love to socialize with children, also with other dogs and children. They are bred to be hunters.

AKA: Bourbonnais Pointer, French Pointing Dog, French Pointer

Description: The Braque du Bourbonnais is a medium-sized pointing dog with muscular features and a round head. Its nose is the same color as its coat and its eyes are big with the color of hazel or dark amber. Its ears are slightly set at eye level hanging down.

The body of the Braque du Bourbonnais is solid, wide, and muscular. Its chest is wide and deep, and its ribs are well-sprung and rounded. The tail is set low and short. Sometimes, the tail is naturally absent. The forelegs are straight, and both legs are well-constructed.

Dynamics: The Braque du Bourbonnais is an affectionate dog with a calm personality. It is only when hunting and running around when its passion and vigor is clearly seen. The Braque du Bourbonnais is intelligent and quick to learn. It can adapt quickly to any terrrain and condition. It is also very cooperative and agreeable, which makes it an excellent hunting and companion dog.

The Braque du Bourbonnais is a people-oriented dog and likes to be with its family at all times. It can also get along well with other breeds.

Breed Group: Gun Dog, Sporting

Weight: males 39.5-55 lbs (18-25 cm), females 35-48.5 lbs (16-22 cm)

Height: males 20-22.5 inches (51-57 cm), females 18.5-22 inches (47-56 cm)

Color: The coat of the Braque du Bourbonnais has two colors: liver and fawn. It can be moderately ticked, with possible spotting. There is also a spot that covers one eye.

Country of Origin: The Braque du Bourbonnais comes from the Province of Bourbonnais, France, tracing far back to 1598.

Grooming: Brush and bathe only when necessary. The ears should be checked regularly and the nails trimmed.

Activities: The Braque du Bourbonnais is a hunting dog so it naturally prefers to be outdoors. Lots of exercises and time outdoors is needed for this breed.

Other Info: The Braque du Bourbonnais has a life expectancy of 13-15 years. It is generally healthy, but still prone to hip dysplasia, ectropion eyes, and pulmonic stenosis of the heart. The Braque du Bourbonnais is not fit to live in an apartment. It may be people-oriented but it is an active breed which is bred for hunting and outdoors.