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Burgos Pointer
Sporting breed from Burgos, Castile and León, Spain
Breed overview
Published database recordAbout the Burgos Pointer
The Burgos Pointer is a medium-sized sporting breed from Spain, specifically the Burgos region of Castile and León. It has a short, white and liver coat and is known for being loyal, calm, intelligent, docile, and work-focused. Individual temperaments can vary. Its recognition status varies by registry. Estimated adult weight is 25–30 kg for both sexes, and estimated height is 61–67 cm. Estimated lifespan is 12–14 years.
Quick facts
Burgos Pointer at a glance
Sizemedium
Breed groupSporting
OriginBurgos, Castile and León, Spain
Lifespan12–14 years
Male weight25–30 kilogram
Female weight25–30 kilogram
Male height61–67 centimetre
Female height61–67 centimetre
Origin and history
Where the breed comes from
The Burgos Pointer is an ancient Spanish pointing breed, believed to be descended from the old Spanish Pointer. It was developed over centuries in the Castile region for hunting feathered and small game in varied terrain. Its lineage is thought to date back to at least the 16th century, and it is recognized by the FCI. The breed's exact origins are not fully documented, but it is closely tied to the Burgos area of Spain.
Physical characteristics
Structured dataSize, build and coat
Female
25–30 kilogramAdult weight61–67 centimetreAdult heightCoat typesShort