Saint Germain Pointer
Temperament
Loyal, Affectionate, Easily trained
[3]A pointing dog developed in French royal kennels
The FCI standard says the breed was developed around 1830 by crossing English and Continental Pointers in the royal kennels at Compiègne and later Saint-Germain-en-Laye.
[1]A pointing dog for feathered game
It is principally a pointing dog for feathered game. The FCI standard names pheasant, partridge and woodcock, and describes a soft-mouthed retrieve.
[1]Short white-and-fawn coat without black
The short coat is white with fawn markings. The FCI standard excludes black, describes a dark pink nose and calls for lips and palate without black pigmentation.
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