Pudelpointer

Dog breed profile

The Pudelpointer originated in Germany as a cross between the German Poodle and the English Pointer, bred to be a versatile hunting companion. This breed combines intelligence, endurance, and a strong work ethic, making it highly energetic and eager to please. They have a dense, water-resistant coat that requires regular grooming to stay healthy.

Pudelpointers thrive with plenty of daily exercise and mental stimulation, making them best suited for active families or experienced dog owners. Early socialization and consistent, positive training methods help bring out their best traits. While they are friendly and loyal, they may be reserved with strangers and less tolerant of cats.

Regular veterinary care and attention to ear hygiene are important to maintain their health. Overall, the Pudelpointer is a dedicated and versatile companion for those who can meet its physical and mental needs.

Temperament & Traits

Common Traits

intelligent energetic loyal alert friendly
Energy Level 5/5
Trainability 4/5
Vocal / Barking 3/5

Health & Care

Common Health Issues

  • hip dysplasia
  • ear infections
  • eye conditions

Grooming Needs

Regular brushing several times a week to prevent matting and occasional trimming to maintain coat health.

Exercise Needs

Requires daily vigorous exercise including walks, runs, and playtime. Mental stimulation through training and interactive activities is beneficial.

Health Notes

Regular veterinary checkups and screenings can help maintain health. Attention to ear care is important due to the breed's floppy ears. Maintaining a healthy weight and exercise routine supports overall well-being.

Is a Pudelpointer Right for You?

Ideal for experienced dog owners or active families who can provide ample exercise and mental challenges. Not well suited for apartment living or sedentary lifestyles.

Space & Home Environment

Best in a home with a fenced yard and plenty of outdoor space for exercise.

We’re working with breeders to list available Pudelpointer puppies. Check back soon or reach out to breeders above to ask about waitlists and upcoming litters.