Other names: Slovensky hrubosrsty Stavac, Wirehaired Slovak Pointing Griffon
The Wire-haired Slovakian Pointer is a tall working dog, with a solid constitution, but without heaviness. The wire-haired Slovakian Pointer exudes a certain nobility in its forms, its gait and the high bearing of its head.
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Hair type | Half-long |
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Origin | Slovakia |
Template | Big |
Head shape | Long |
Weight and size | ||
Sex | Weight | Cut |
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Female | From 25 kg to 35 kg | From 57 cm to 64 cm |
Male | From 25 kg to 35 kg | From 62 cm to 68 cm |
History of the breed
The Wire-haired Slovakian Pointer descended from the hunting dogs of the former Soviet Union. It is the result of crosses between the German Wirehaired Pointer, the Weimaraner and the Czech Bearded. The breeders who developed the breed were looking for the qualities of endurance and versatility to make them a reliable and efficient hunting dog.
The wire-haired Slovakian Pointer breed was definitively recognized by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI) on February 17, 1982, as well as by the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association. The official FCI standard in force for the Wire-haired Slovakian Pointer was published on January 6, 1995.
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Physical features
Behavior and character
Affectionate | |
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Calm | |
Protective | |
Independent | |
Hunter | |
Barks / howls |
Behavior with others
Cohabitation with children | |
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Sociable with other animals | |
Love strangers |
The Wire-haired Slovakian Pointer is an obedient dog, attached to his master, intelligent and determined . His aptitudes make him an excellent pointing dog , able to work on different terrains (plain, woods, water). He must prove himself to his advantage both after the shot and in finding and reporting injured game. The Wire-haired Slovakian Pointer is also a very good companion for the whole family.
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Education
Clever | |
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Obedient |
Docile and intelligent, the wire-haired Slovakian Pointer does not pose big problems in his education. As long as this is done with a balanced mix of firmness and smoothness , it will go smoothly. It is very important to teach him to recall early, as with any hunting dog.
Living conditions
Suitable for apartment living | |
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Good for new masters | |
Love it hot | |
Love the cold |
the Wire-haired Slovakian pointer is more at ease in the countryside than in an urban setting. It can adapt to the latter if it has a large fenced garden and enjoys frequent walks. The Wire-haired Slovakian Pointer is above all a hunting dog. It is therefore mainly aimed at hunters, even if it appreciates family life.
Health
Solid | |
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Ease of gaining weight |
the Wire-haired Slovakian pointer is a healthy dog. He is not affected by any genetic disease and rarely gets sick. Enduring and robust , it withstands cold and bad weather quite well thanks to its double coat.
Hypoallergenic breed
Yes
Litter size
Between 4 and 6 puppies.
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Life expectancy
Minimum: 12 years old
Maximum: 14 years
The life expectancy of a wire-haired Slovakian Pointer is, on average, between 12 years and 14 years.
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Maintenance and hygiene
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Hair loss |
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Ease of grooming |
the Wire-haired Slovakian pointer usually experiences an annual molt during the summer season. He loses his undercoat there. Its maintenance remains simple and without major constraint , consisting of regular brushing.
It is recommended to brush the dog once or twice a week to ensure the cleanliness of its coat and skin. Brushing becomes more frequent during the moult to get rid of its dead hair. His ears should be inspected and cleaned after outings to prevent deposits of dirt and debris.
Her teeth need to be brushed regularly to eliminate tartar build-up and the proliferation of bacteria. If they do not wear out naturally, its claws need to be cut. If you are new to this, it is recommended that you seek advice from a veterinarian.
Price and budget
Purchase price
Mini
NC Maxi
NC
The purchase price of a wire-haired Slovakian Pointer is between NC and NC.
Annual maintenance cost
Mini
€ 600 Maxi
800 €
The annual maintenance cost of a wire-haired Slovakian Pointer is between € 600 and € 800.
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Food
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Physical activity
Athletic | |
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Energy level | |
Potential to play |
the Wire-haired Slovakian Pointer needs a lot of exercise to get energized . Hunting dog par excellence, he must be able to benefit from long walks on a daily basis and enjoy running freely in large spaces. He also excels in tracking exercises.
Competitions
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FCI Information
FCI No.
320
FCI Group
Group 7: Pointing dogs
Recognized by FCI
Since 1982
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