INTRODUCTION

The Spinone Italiano is an energetic hunting dog originally bred for hunting. Today, many spend their time as companion animals. The Spinone Italiano (the plural form is Spinoni Italiani) goes by many names, such as Spinone Italiano, Spinone, Italian Griffon, Italian Wirehaired Pointer and Italian Wirehaired Pointer. Despite their purebred status, you can find them in shelters and rescues, so adopt. These hunting dogs love their humans and all the activities that come with being with family. Going on a hike? Don’t leave this pup behind. They love hiking and the outdoors. He would never spend long hours alone, and flat living is not ideal. This dog needs room to run. If you have a home with a backyard, this dog will thrive on keeping your lawn free of bugs.AniMall24 recommends a dog bed to give your medium-sized Spinone Italiano a good night’s sleep.You should also pick up a dog water bottle for any outdoor adventures you have with your pup!

HIGHLIGHTS

Spinoni Italiani have high energy levels. Make sure your dog has at least one solid hour of hiking, walking, running or swimming per day.The Spinone Italiano has a medium length, dense, wiry coat with three colour possibilities: orange and white; brown and white; and solid white.Non-aggressive and gentle by nature, this dog gets along very well with children from the age of six years and up.This is a hunter, not a fighter, but very friendly with other dogs. Due to its hunting nature, care should be taken with cats or other small animals that may be seen to be hunting.The Spinoni Italiani should not be left alone for long periods of time. The Spinone Italiano performs all tasks related to hunting, including pointing, pointing, pointing, retrieving and flushing.

HISTORY

The Spinone Italiano is one of the oldest hunting dog breeds in existence. This ancient breed is believed to have developed in the Piedmont region of Italy. They were bred to hunt waterfowl. Spinoni Italiani is considered the least troublesome dog of its kind when it comes to overall health. This dog is classified as a rare breed, but is gaining widespread popularity in the US as a healthy, loving, and loyal family companion dog. The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognized the Spinone Italiano as an official breed in 2000.The Spinone Italiano is also recognized by: American Canine Registry American Kennel Club America’s Pet Registry Dog Registry of America Inc. Federation Cynologique Internationale Kennel Club of Great Britain North American Purebred Registry, Inc .American Canine Association, Inc. Continental Kennel Club National Kennel Club New Zealand Kennel Club Canadian Canine Registry