Deutsch Langhaar vom Herzland

Deutsch Langhaar vom Herzland Hunting, breeding and promoting the wonderful and versatile breed of German pointing dog the Deutsch Langhaar.

NOTICE: All non-chickens caught in the chicken coop will be used for training purposes!
10/01/2024

NOTICE: All non-chickens caught in the chicken coop will be used for training purposes!

Adena vom Herzland and Albert vom Herzland (Mac) both passed the VJP test this weekend. Congratulations and thanks to Ri...
05/05/2024

Adena vom Herzland and Albert vom Herzland (Mac) both passed the VJP test this weekend. Congratulations and thanks to Ridge and Bruce for training and testing these two. Thanks Troy at Hunters Shadow for sending us the photos.

Happy 1st Birthday to A litter vom Herzland from your momma Cece!!!!
02/28/2024

Happy 1st Birthday to A litter vom Herzland from your momma Cece!!!!

Ducks in the morning Pheasants in the afternoon. It’s a good day to be a versatile dog.
10/21/2023

Ducks in the morning Pheasants in the afternoon. It’s a good day to be a versatile dog.

09/09/2023

Arista has been showing a real uptick in her interest to retrieve in the last week. I decided to introduce her to the table today.

08/03/2023

There's an old German adage
"Jagd ohne hund isht schund"
translating to
"Hunting without a dog is a shame."

08/02/2023

NAVHDA Breed of the Week no. 12: German Longhair Pointer aka Deutsch Langhaar

Country of Origin: Germany

Number Registered with NAVHDA: 484

Height: 18-22 inches
Weight: 55-80 pounds

The German Longhaired Pointer was developed in Germany in the 1700s and was originally a rather slow dog. Many historians believe it was ultimately crossed with setters and English Pointers in the 19th century to improve speed. Like most of the longhaired pointing breeds, the breed is descended from spaniels. One of the oldest of the "versatile breeds," it is but one of a few that disallow black as a color. The large Munsterlander was developed from the German Longhair after it was decided that the German Longhair must only be brown-and-white; the black-and-white strain became the ancestors of the Large Munsterlander. The German Longhaired Pointer is able to switch easily from a passionate hunting machine in the field to a calm, friendly, and intelligent companion in the home.

Do you have a German Longhair? Post a picture and tag us!


📸: Craig Koshyk www.dogwilling.ca

Currently NAVHDA recognizes 30 different breeds of pointing dogs. While each breed differs somewhat with respect to their physical characteristics, they all possess the versatility required to locate, point, and retrieve upland game, find and retrieve wounded waterfowl, and serve as well-mannered companions.


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