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A Large Munsterlander adult male dog
The Large Munsterlander (or Grober Munsterlander) is a breed of gun dog originally from the Munster region in Germany. The Kennel Club (KC) in England recognised the breed in 1919 and established the breed standard in 1921.
A puppy from Large Munsterlander breed
The Large Munsterlander should be athletic, intelligent, noble, and elegant in appearance. Its body should be the same length as its height at the withers. The dog should be muscular without being bulky. Its gait should be fluid and elastic. Large Munsterlander should be 60 to 65 cm (24 to 26 in) at the withers for males, 58 to 63 cm (23 to 25 in) for females. It should weigh approximately 30 kg (66 lb).
A dark grey adult Large Munsterlander female dog
The coat is black and white with hair of medium length. This dog has been bred for many decades for hunting and not show. Hence coat colour is highly variable, ranging from predominantly white to predominantly black. Markings occur as solid white patches, or ticked or roan regions.The head is usually predominantly black and the tip of the tail white, regardless of the distribution of black and white on the rest of the body.
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