Comparison: Drentsche Partridge Dog and Stabijhoun

Drentsche Partridge Dog and Stabijhoun are marked as similar in our database. The table compares only the data we have on the breeds.

	Drentsche Partridge Dog	Stabijhoun
FCI group	7. Pointing dogs	7. Pointing dogs
Country of origin	Netherlands	Netherlands
Category	Large	Medium
Height at withers	55–63 cm	48–53 cm
Weight	25–35 kg	18–27 kg
Recognition features	White with brown markings and brown ears, roan not permitted Longer hair on neck, chest, ears and legs, and a richly feathered tail that circles while searching Wedge-shaped head with a brown nose and amber eyes	Pied black-and-white or brown-and-white (or roan) coat without tan Bushy chest, trousers and tail that give an impression of a longhaired dog Trowel-shaped ears with long hair at the base
Coat	Dense, straight coat with a water-resistant undercoat that appears long due to longer hair on neck, chest, ears, legs and tail. White with brown markings, with or without spots or ticking; roan is not permitted.	Medium length, straight, with weather-resistant undercoat, bushy on chest, collar, trousers and tail, short on head and front of legs. Pied black or brown with white markings, roans accepted; tan markings or tricolour are disqualifying.
Purpose	A versatile pointing dog of the spaniel type for field and water, hunting within gun range, pointing, retrieving and finding lost game.	An all-round hunting dog, traditionally also a mole and polecat catcher and a yard guardian.

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