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Golden Pointer
The Golden Pointer is a cross between a Golden Retriever and a German Shorthair Pointer. This breed of dog originated in Australia in the 2010s. They are energetic dogs that can be used alternatively for hunting or companionship. This breed of dog is loving and loyal and good around children as well as adults. Appearance The Golden Pointer has short and stiff fur, a strong muzzle and long floppy ears. The eyes are usually dark but blue eyes in this breed have been noted. This breed has webbed feet for assistance in swimming, which it loves to do. Color

A Golden Pointer ranges in color, from gold and light brown to black and liver. There are also many speckled variations.



Temperament

Golden Pointers are friendly, intelligent and protective. They are excellent companions for both the young and the old.

Health The Golden pointer, like its parents, are a healthy and tough breed of dog. They usually have a lifespan of around 12-14 years.

Height

This breed of dog can reach around 53-57 cm for females and 58-63 cm for males.

Weight

The Golden Pointer can grow to 30-35 kilograms for females and 37-42 kilograms for males.

Care

Golden Pointers do need some attention to thrive. They must be brushed every day to dislodge any loose hair and taken on regular walks to calm their energetic attitude. The washing of this breed should be undertaken at least once a month to keep their coat healthy and clean.

Feeding

The Golden pointer has an large appetite so food must be given twice a day. For very young puppies, around 1 cup of dry food is advisable. However for youthful and adult dogs 2 cups a day is recommended.