German short-haired pointer

British  

noun

1. a medium-sized short-haired variety of pointer having a liver-coloured or black coat, sometimes with white markings

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Example Sentences

This anecdote clarifies the inspiration for a German short-haired pointer named Frida, one of two heroines in Smiley’s latest book, “Perestroika in Paris.”

From Los Angeles Times

Its components were especially tightly linked in the German short-haired pointer, known for its outstanding hunting skills.

From Scientific American

The dogs, a boxer and a German short-haired pointer, belonged to two families who lived about three-quarters of a mile away from Wood.

From Seattle Times

The German short-haired pointer did not make the top 10 most popular breeds in U.S. homes in 2015, trailing the pack at number 11, DiNardo said.

From Reuters

"The No. 1 rule is clean up after your dog," notes Anne Singleton, who owns Sadie, a German short-haired pointer.

From Los Angeles Times