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A picture of one of our last puppies - Flicker, on the Cairngorms.

Remember if you are interested in owning a dog like Flicker above, please contact:

Sheilagh or Mark on 01626 332376

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Brief History
The Korthals Griffon (Wirehaired Pointing Griffon) is a multi-functioned dog and will work on all terrains and fetch all types of game. It is a close cousin of the Italian Spinone. Originally raised by a Dutchman (Eduard Karel Korthals). Clicking on the Breed Hi-story button will give the full history of this dog.

Temperament
Generally a short range gun dog, having a natural tendancy for the 'fetch'. They are also friendly and devoted, willing to please, amiable and often comical and want to be one of the family. They require strict, but gentle handling and training. Thay can be good watchdogs. They make excellent family pets, absolutely devoted, willing to please, are amiable towards other dogs and pets.

Health
No major concerns
Minor - CHD, otitis externa, entropion and ectropion.

Appearance
Steel grey with chestnut markings.
A double fleece coat - undercoat fine and tight, with a hard hair, very rough top coat - giving protection from brambles, bushes, water and hot and cold temperatures. Abundant facial hair help it's comical expression and personality, eyes yellow to brown. Round, webbed feet. They weigh about 50 to 60lb and the male grows to about 22-24inches, with the female about 20-22inches.

Today's Function
This respectable century-old dog with an incomparable charm is among the best modern Hunt Point Retrieve (HPR) dogs and shows promise as an important hunting dog of the future in England.

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