Deutsch Stichelhaar

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📚Historia rasy

Developed in Germany in the late 19th century, the Deutsch Stichelhaar was bred to be a versatile hunting dog.

The Deutsch Stichelhaar, also known as the German Wirehaired Pointer, has a history rooted in the late 19th century in Germany. It was developed by crossing various breeds, including the German Pointer, Pudelpointer, and Griffon, to create a versatile hunting dog. The goal was to produce a dog with a harsh, wiry coat that could withstand harsh weather and dense cover, while also possessing excellent hunting abilities. The breed's development was driven by the need for a dog that could hunt a variety of game, including birds, rabbits, and even larger animals. The Deutsch Stichelhaar quickly gained popularity among hunters for its intelligence, trainability, and strong work ethic. The breed's name, which translates to "German Bristle-haired," reflects its distinctive coat. The Deutsch Stichelhaar has remained a popular hunting companion and family pet, known for its loyalty and adaptability.

🎯Pierwotne zastosowanie

Versatile hunting dog, used for pointing, retrieving, and tracking game. Also a loyal companion.