Breeders |
Profile
Auvergne Pointer Information
The Auvergne Pointer originated in France in the 1800's. It is a large and heavy gundog, with distinctive coloration and markings. It is an important breed characteristic that the ears and the area around the eyes are black. Elsewhere on the body, blue roaning, resulting from overlapping black and white hairs are desirable. This patterning is known as "charbonnee" or "char coaled", although some Auvergnes show clearly defined black markings on a white background.
It is thought that Gascony Hounds contributed to the breed's ancestry, although any residual traces of tan markings now merit disqualification in the show ring.
Other name for this breed is the Braque d' Auvergne.
Advertise Your Puppies Here!
Ad size is 500 pixels wide, 100 pixels high. Ad is text only. You may place a link to your website, email and include your phone number along with the text you want in your ad.
Ad rate is $15 per month.
Build Your Ad Today!
Other Breeds You May Be Interested In
Affenpinscher |
Afghan Hound |
African Wild Dog |
Aidi |
Ainu |
Airedale Terrier |
Akbash Dog |
Akita |
Alano Espanol |
Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog |
Alaskan Husky |
Alaskan Klee Kai |
Alaskan Malamute |
Alopekis |
Alpine Dachsbracke |
American Alsatian |
American Bandogge Mastiff |
American Bulldog |
American English Coonhound |
American Eskimo Dog |
American Foxhound |
American Hairless Terrier |
American Pit Bull Terrier |
American Staffordshire Terrier |
American Water Spaniel |
Anatolian Shepherd |
Andalusian Turk |
Anglo Francais De Petite Venerie |
Ariege Hound |
Appenzell Cattle Dog |
Australian Cattle Dog |
Australian Kelpie |
Australian Shepherd |
Australian Terrier |
Austrian Pinscher |
Auvergne Pointer |
Azawakh
