German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog (FCI #98)
German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog is an FCI-recognized canine breed (Standard No. 98, Group 7: Pointing Dogs). Recognition status: definitive. Official FCI standard published/updated on 2000-10-25.
| Breed Name | German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog (German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog) |
|---|---|
| Species | Canine (Canis lupus familiaris) |
| Primary Registry | FCI #98 |
| Group / Category | Group 7 — Gruppe 7 — Vorstehhunde |
| Recognition Status | definitive |
| Official Standard Date | 2000-10-25 |
| Primary Standard Document | Official FCI Standard #98 (PDF) ↗ |
| Measurement Units | Metric (kg / cm) · Imperial (lb / in) |
German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog — Standard & Care
Continental and British/Irish gundog pointers and setters bred for field search, steadiness to wing and shot, and high stamina.
Verify lineage and breed-specific health screening protocols through the national FCI member club and the official FCI Standard No. 98 specification.
Multilingual Nomenclature — German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog
| Language | Official / Common Designation |
|---|---|
| English (EN) | German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog, Deutsch Drahthaar |
| Español (ES) | German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog, Deutsch Drahthaar |
| Deutsch (DE) | German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog, Deutsch Drahthaar |
| Français (FR) | German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog, Deutsch Drahthaar |
| Português (PT-BR) | German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog, Deutsch Drahthaar |
Gruppe 7 — Vorstehhunde
FAQ — German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog
What is the official FCI standard number for German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog?
German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog (German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog) is registered under FCI Standard #98 in Group 7 (Gruppe 7 — Vorstehhunde), with definitive recognition status.
Where can I verify an official German Wire- Haired Pointing Dog breeder or national club?
Use the Porodoteka National Kennel Clubs & Feline Federations Directory (/de/clubs/) to locate the recognized FCI member organization in your country.
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