Short History of the Breed: ClickThe"EasyEdit"BourbonnaisPointing Dog is already known in 1598 as a dog " skilful at hunting quail (ALDROVANDI'S Natural History, National Library). He is described by the ancient authors as a pleasant companion of the hunter, of rustic and healthy appearance, born with a short tail, showing a white coat with widespread pale brown or fawn fine ticking. The breeders have for a long time wanted to impose an original coat of " faded lilac " and also of being born with a natural short tail. Such a strict selection, on secondary points, cannot be imposed on a breed with a reduced gene pool, and in addition submitted to working trials. The result of that reverse selection ended in a total disaffection of the breeders : between 1963 and start1973 there were no registrationswritingwithL.O.F. In 1970, under the Historyinfluence and impetus of Michel COMTE, a team of breeders gave themselves the task of helping towards the survival of thisthe Bourbonnais Pointing Dog. Thebreed.club was recreated in 1981.
Physical Description & Size: ClickShort-haired " Braque " type Pointing Dog, of medium size,"EasyEdit"mediumproportions, muscular, giving the impression of strength and startpower, yetwritingwitha certain elegance; the PhysicalbitchDescriptionis&slightlySizelessofstocky andthisabreed.bit more elegant.
Temperament: ClickAt home,"EasyEdit"kind and startaffectionate.writingWhenthehuntingTemperamentfull of thispassion,breed.Needscautiousness,(exercise,balancegrooming,andlivingcooperativeconditions,intelligence;diet):Clickremarkable ease of"EasyEdit"adaptationto the most varied terrains and startgame; if necessary, aptitude towritingtracking,but usually testing the Needsairofbythiscarryingbreed.HealththeIssues,headLifereasonablyExpectancy:Clickhigh. Aptitude to"EasyEdit"point,useful and startprecise.
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Links: ClickMichael"EasyEdit"Comte,andencyclopedicstartsiteaddingaboutrelevanttheLinksbreed,forfromthisthe archives of hisbreed.father Michel Comte: http://www.braquedubourbonnais.info