German Wirehaired Pointer puppies for sale in Australia! |
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German Wirehaired Pointer puppies are for sale in Australia with pups 4 sale puppy classifieds! Buy or sell your German Wirehaired Pointer puppies in Australia with the help of our detailed German Wirehaired Pointer breed information below! On this page you will find a range of information designed to assist you when making the decision on whether German Wirehaired Pointer puppies are right for you. Click here to be taken directly to the German Wirehaired Pointer puppies classified ads page. Thanks to Tony's Wirehaired Pointers for the pictures of German Wirehaired Pointer puppies & adults used on this page, and the additional information provided. Thanks also to Kobnko German Wirehaired Pointers for the pictures of German Wirehaired Pointer puppies & adults used on this page, and the additional information provided. |
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German Wirehaired Pointer breed information: |
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| Adult
weight range 27-32kg |
Average
lifespan 12 years |
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| Adult
height at shoulder Males:60-67cm Females:56-62cm |
Average
weekly cost $20 |
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| Colour The colours of the German Wirehaired Pointer can be Brown Roan (the primary colour) (ticked or spotted) or Solid Brown with a brown nose. (Solid brown is not the primary colour.) Roan is the main colour and the brown should be dark not light. They can also be Black Roan (ticked or spotted) with a black nose. |
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| Grooming The coat of the German Wirehaired Pointer is naturally short (around 2 cm) and with the addition of a beard and brow. Grooming is not really required if the coat is correct and they just need a bath to keep the coat clean. Plucking of dead hair at end of weather season twice a year is all the grooming they should require. The coat is water repellant and should feel fairly rough to the touch. |
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| History The German Wirehaired Pointer was developed in the early 1900s as a hunting dog. It was developed by crossing a number of other pointer species to produce the breed we recognise today. It is still a very popular hunting dog, especially in it's native Germany. |
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| Positives The German Wirehaired Pointer is a great family dog, and will act as a watch dog for the home. He loves to play with children and to go on long walks. |
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| Negatives The German Wirehaired Pointer requires substantial exercise, so is not suited to a backyard lifestyle unless such exercise is provided. |
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