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Italian Pointer
For more information on Italian pointer dogs or for photos of them, visit pointer websites that include picture pages.
Called also the Bracco Italiano, these dogs were bred to be used for tracking, retrieving, and pointing. Nowadays, they do well in field trials and can also be used as gundogs and companions. The average lifespan is 12 years.
For more information on Italian pointer dogs or for photos of them, visit pointer websites that include picture pages.
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The average litter size is about four puppies, yet it may vary from 1 to 8 puppies. They are strong and muscular and need lots of exercise every day. The fine, short coat of these dogs does not require a lot of grooming and is OK with regular brushings. For more information on Italian pointer dogs or for photos of them, visit pointer websites that include picture pages.
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