How to Identify a Perdiguero de Burgos

The Perdiguero de Burgos (who may also be referred to by other names, including the Perdiguero Burgales, Spanish Pointer and Burgos Pointing Dog [1] )has been around since the 1500s, and it is thought that they are descendants of the Spanish Pointer's older version, as well as a Spanish scenthound. [2] Although they were initially used for deer hunting, they are now used for retrieving and pointing game such as quail, partridge and hare. [3] The Perdiguero de Burgos does have a few traits in common with other dog breeds, but they also have multiple traits that can be used to differentiate them from other breeds. This wikiHow will help you figure out whether a dog is a Perdiguero de Burgos.

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Body Structure

  1. The Perdiguero de Burgos is typically anywhere from 20 to 25 inches (51 to 64 cm) tall, and they usually weigh somewhere between 50 to 70 pounds (23 to 32 kg). [4]
  2. The Perdiguero de Burgos should have a powerful, large head that when looked at from the top is a moderately rectangular shape and is gradually narrowing going to their nose (though their muzzle should not be pointed), as well as a foreface that is strong and a skull that is developed well. You should also notice that the dog's skull is a little longer than their muzzle, and that they have divergent muzzle and skull planes. [5]
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  3. The Perdiguero de Burgos should have large, triangular-shaped ears that hang, are limp, and are set at the level of their eyes. When the dog's ears are not brought forward, they should reach to their lip corners yet not reaching to their nose. When the dog is relaxed, their ears should be gracefully hanging with an appearance similar to a corkscrew. [6]
  4. The Perdiguero de Burgos should have eyes that are almond in shape, medium in size, and ideally dark hazel in color. You should also notice tight, brown-colored eyelids that are pigmented completely, along with either no or a small amount of haw. [7]
  5. The Perdiguero de Burgos should have a tail that is set at a height which is medium, and has a root which is thick. Typically, their tail is docked to either 1/2 or 1/3 of its initial length. [8]
  6. Overall, the Perdiguero de Burgos should have proportions that are square, as well as a trot gait that is flowing, powerful, economical and steady, without the possibility of the dog ambling or rolling. [9]
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Coat

  1. The Perdiguero de Burgos should be white and liver in color, along with roaning or patching that is irregular. Frequently, you should notice a patch on the dog's forehead that is white in color. [10]
  2. The Perdiguero de Burgos should have a coat that feels smooth. [11]
  3. Overall, the Perdiguero de Burgos should have a dense coat that is short in length and distributed on the dog's entire body. [12]
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Temperament

  1. The Perdiguero de Burgos needs a large amount of vigorous exercise daily, through things such as a hike or a brisk walk. [13]
  2. With confident and firm yet calm training, as well as consistent rules and leadership and enough exercise, the Perdiguero de Burgos is known to be obedient. [14]
  3. The Perdiguero de Burgos is known to be a mild-mannered dog overall, meaning they typically do well with people, including children. They also usually do well with other dogs. [15]
  4. The Perdiguero de Burgos is known to have a high prey drive, meaning that they typically do not do well with small animals. [16]
  5. Towards their owner, the Perdiguero de Burgos is known to be naturally affectionate. [17]
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      • Consider dog DNA testing if you want to know what your dog's breed is, since this can help confirm whether your dog is a Perdiguero de Burgos.
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      References

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