French Pointing Dog - Gascogne Type
Two French pointing-dog types
FCI Standard No. 133 describes the Gascogne type as the large type and the Pyrenean type as the small type of French pointing dog. It places both types in southwestern France and the central Pyrenees.
[1]A powerful build without excessive heaviness
The standard describes a powerful, strongly boned Braque-type pointing dog without excessive heaviness. Females are finer in build. Heights are 60–69 cm for males and 58–68 cm for females.
[1]Coat texture and chestnut-based colors
The standard describes a rather thick, well-furnished coat that is finer on the head and ears. Permitted colors include chestnut; chestnut and white; strongly speckled chestnut and white; or chestnut with tan points above the eyes, on the lips, and on the legs.
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