White Markings: All of the above may have
as trim on the chest/feet, in the irish spotting, piebald or extreme white pattern.Ticking/Roaning: Accepted.
Coat
Solid:
White Markings: All of the above may have as trim on the chest/feet, in the irish spotting, piebald or extreme white pattern.
Ticking/Roaning: Accepted.
White Markings: All of the above may have
as trim on the chest/feet, in the irish spotting, piebald or extreme white pattern.Ticking/Roaning: Accepted.
Eyes
in black dogz, 
in liver
Nose
in black dogz, 
in liver, 
The 1st and 3rd noses are allowed if the surrounding muzzle is white
Faults
Wrong eye colour.
Disqualifications
More than 70 % colour in a piebald dog.
Varieties
None
Notes
This breed, sometimes called GSP ('Pointer' is not used very often as it refers to the english pointer) originates from different types of old german setting dogs. During the late 1800's the breed was not quite up to par compared with other breeds, so prince Albrecht zu Solms-Braunfels, Dr Ziegler and von Zedlitz bred it with british pointers. At this time the nationalism was very strong in Germany, and 'pure' german dogs were greatly preferred, so it quite brave an act of them. The experiment succeeded, giving us the modern german shorthaired pointer.
The german shorthaired pointer should appear to have good endurance, be fast and strong. The head is of medium size, dry with moderate stop and straight or slightly curved top of muzzle. he ears are of medium size, set high and broad apart and carried close to the head. The neck is of good length and slightly arched. The chest is deep, with slight tuck up and strong back. The tail can be docked or natural. The coat is short and smooth.
The german shorthaired pointer should appear to have good endurance, be fast and strong. The head is of medium size, dry with moderate stop and straight or slightly curved top of muzzle. he ears are of medium size, set high and broad apart and carried close to the head. The neck is of good length and slightly arched. The chest is deep, with slight tuck up and strong back. The tail can be docked or natural. The coat is short and smooth.
Breed Files
Filename: CS German SH Pointer
Offset: 383A
Base: Labrador
SCP: Great Dane
Accepted: May 28, 2006
Notes: Three addball tail variations (two shown), optional claws, two body thicknesses, three subtle body length variations, addball pastern pads, furfiles included and accepted.
Filename:
Offset:
Base:
SCP:
Accepted: January 4, 2006
Notes: Version 2 of the FireRidge file. Includes 4 tail variations (docked/natural, high/low). Angled legs. It is recommended to breed similar colours for A-reg puppies. May be unsuitable for obedience.
Filename: GermanSHP
Offset: A303
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: January 1, 2006
Notes: Uses furfile.
Filename: German SP
Offset: 7492
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: December 31, 2005
Notes: Includes a furfile for the roan.
Filename: FRK GSPointer
Offset: E98D
Base: Dalmatian
SCP: Dalmatian
Accepted: January 20, 2004
Notes: Angled legs, and all furfiles are accepted.