
The Small Munsterlander is intelligent and capable of learning, has a full but even temperament, and is steady in character. He is alert and friendly towards people, which makes him suitable for family life; he has good social behavior and keeps in close contact with his master. His passionate, persevering predatory instinct, versatile hunting aptitudes and strong nerves and keenness for game make him an extremely adept hunting companion. During the off season, Small Munsterlanders can also be used for agility, obedience, retrieving and hunting tests or trials. Small Munsterlanders have a strong pack instinct and thrive in outdoor oriented families. In the house, they often can be found sleeping near (or on) the feet of their master. In his native country of Germany, he is the Kleiner Münsterländer. Club Contact DetailsClub: Small Munsterlander Club of North AmericaName: Mark Schnubel, PresidentEmail: president@smcna.orgPhone: 860-477-0355 The Small Munsterlander is a versatile hunting dog and natural retriever with a medium range, solid pointing instinct, and strong desire for the water. He has excellent tracking abilities for all types of work after the shot. These qualities are enhanced by intelligence and trainability.
Life Span
12–14 years
Weight
8.2–12.3 kg
Height
132.3–135.5 cm
Exercise
low
Grooming
moderate
Shedding
moderate
Good with Kids
Yes
Good with Pets
Yes
Apartment
Friendly
The Small Munsterlander Pointer belongs to the Foundation Stock Service.
The average lifespan of a Small Munsterlander Pointer is 12 to 14 years.
Small Munsterlander Pointer dogs are valued for their intelligent, devoted, self-confident nature.
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