Slovak Rough-haired Pointer Slovenský hrubosrstý stavač, Slovakian Wirehaired Pointer
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Summary The Slovak Rough-haired Pointer is a versatile hunting dog from Slovakia, known for its intelligence and loyalty. This breed is energetic and needs considerable daily exercise. Origin and Purpose Developed in Slovakia post-World War II. Bred as a versatile hunting dog. Appearance Dimensions Gender Height Weight Female 58-64 cm (23-25 inches) 20-30 kg (44-66 lbs) Male 62-68 cm (24-27 inches) 25-35 kg (55-77 lbs)
Coat Attribute Notes Color Gray with brown or tan markings Often described as \"gray with liver patches\" Type Double coat; harsh, wiry outer coat, dense undercoat Length
Care Attribute Notes Shedding Grooming Drooling
Body Attribute Notes Head Proportionate to the body Skull Ears Medium-sized, hanging close to the head Eyes Oval-shaped, typically amber or brown Nose Dark, usually brown or black Muzzle Strong and well-developed Teeth Neck Forequarters Fore Legs Hindquarters Hind Legs Feet Tail Set high, carried horizontally or slightly upwards, often docked Gait
Temperament Intelligent and trainable. Loyal and affectionate with their families. Can be reserved with strangers. Social Attribute Notes Affectionate with Family Good with Children Generally good, with supervision Good with Dogs Good, with proper socialization Good with Cats Can be good, with early socialization Openness to Strangers Playfulness Level Protective Nature Adaptability Level
Working Roles Versatile hunting dog; capable of pointing, retrieving, and tracking. Used for hunting various game, including birds, rabbits, and deer. Exercise Needs High; Requires substantial daily exercise. Health Generally healthy breed. Potential for hip dysplasia and other breed specific issues. Additional Notes A versatile and energetic breed suited for active owners. Needs consistent training and socialization. References 
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