Pointer Dog

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Pointer Dog
By Cindy- Lovabledogs.info

 Pointer Dog

The Pointer is a lively and independent dog. Alert and courageous, The Pointer is an animal that can make a fine family pet and companion. This breed loves to work. Determined and enthusiastic, the Pointer has plenty of stamina and has lots energy. The Pointer is a that loves to play and join in with various family activities. and thrives on the love and affection of his family. The Pointer breeds are not suitable for inactive families, as they do need a lot of exercise. This breed of also needs a lot of attention, as neglect can lead to boredom and destructive behavior. The Pointer can sometimes be stubborn and hard headed, which can make training more challenging, but with the right attitude using assertive and positive methods, you will find that training this breed of shouldn't prove too much of a problem.
 
 The Pointer will get along well with gentle children when brought up with kids. The Pointer also tends to get along well with other dogs as well. The Pointer can be a little reserved around strangers, but will usually be polite. The Pointer is a responsive that is eager to please, and does not normally display dominance over other animals or people. The Pointer can make an excellent pet and companion for those with gentle children, other dogs, and enough time on their hands to dedicate to a loving and affectionate pet.
 
 Pointer Dog
 The Pointer dog, also known as the English Pointer dog, is a keen hunter and loyal companion. The breed is noted for its endurance despite warm conditions. Its sleek yet strong build contributes to its abilities as a hunting dog. It exhibits an effortless gait that enables it to travel over wide distances when hunting. When closing in on target, the field Pointer tends to carry its tail in an upright position.
 
 Pointer Skills
 The Pointer may have been developed as a bird pointer in the 18th century, but it was previously used as a hare pointer the century

before. It was also one of the more popular breeds to be shown when shows became popular in the 19th century. Currently, the breed does well in pointing field trials, and remains to be a popular choice for companion.
 
 Pointer Personality
 This breed tends to be calm at home and quite refined towards children, though may be too boisterous for smaller kids. Composed behavior should not be expected of this when outdoors, however, as hunting instincts are observed early on and may be impossible to prevent. Quite an independent breed, the Pointer is usually good around dogs and other pets. Some tend to be shy, thus early socialization is ideal.
 
 Pointer Exercise Needs
 The Pointer needs a great deal of exercise to keep it happy; it tends to get frustrated, and can resort to destructive behavior, with a lack of physical activity. It is a good choice for owners who are extremely active.
 
 Pointer Living Conditions
 The Pointer may be too active to stay in an apartment; a house with a large yard is more ideal for this type. It can live outside in moderate to warm conditions, provided that it has a warm shelter and soft beddings for sleeping, though time spent with its people is encouraged.
 
 Pointer Grooming Requirements
 Infrequent brushing of its coat to remove dead and loose hair is just about the only coat maintenance requirement for this breed. Those taken to the field will require a more careful upkeep, including inspection of the feet and drying off with a towel right after a hunting trip.
 
 Pointer Health Issues
 Some health concerns to look out for include hip dysplasia, entropion, cataract, and dwarfism. Skin conditions are also possible, as are tail injuries.
 

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