Comparison: French Pointing Dog - Gascogne Type and Italian Pointing Dog (Bracco Italiano)
French Pointing Dog - Gascogne Type and Italian Pointing Dog (Bracco Italiano) are marked as similar in our database. The table compares only the data we have on the breeds.


| French Pointing Dog - Gascogne Type | Italian Pointing Dog (Bracco Italiano) | |
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| FCI group | 7. Pointing dogs | 7. Pointing dogs |
| Country of origin | France | Italy |
| Category | Large | Large |
| Height at withers | 58–69 cm | 55–67 cm |
| Weight | – | 25–40 kg |
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| Coat | Rather thick and well furnished, finer on head and ears. Colours: chestnut brown; chestnut brown and white; chestnut brown and white strongly speckled; chestnut brown with tan above the eyes, on the lips and on the legs. | Short, dense and glossy, finer and shorter on head, ears, front of legs and feet. Colours: white; white with orange or darker amber patches; white with brown patches; orange roan; liver roan - the last with a prized metallic sheen and warm monk-frock shade. A symmetrical facial mask is preferred. |
| Purpose | A large braque-type pointing dog from south-west France, used for pointing work and subject to working trials. | A pointing dog for bird hunting, selected for a fast, wide trot and by nature an excellent retriever. |
Breed page: French Pointing Dog - Gascogne Type · Breed page: Italian Pointing Dog (Bracco Italiano)
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The information is indicative. Texts are based on available sources and may contain inaccuracies; for binding details (e.g. for breeding or shows) use the official breed standard.