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Munsterlander | Munsterlander Puppies |
| Image of Munsterlander : | | | Breed Group : | Hunting Dog | | Weight : | unknown | Height :
| unknown | | Breed Overview Information : | The Munsterlander originated in Munster, Germany in the 1800’s. It is a good hunter and is able to work even during harsh weather and on varying forms of terrain. Though it is a rare breed, it is highly valued and recognized as a great hunter in its country of origin as well as in other parts of the world. | | Breed Character Information : | Due to their natural hunting abilities, the Munsterlander can easily catch small prey such as birds and rabbits. It can resist harsh weather and can hunt even on rough terrain. It is very obedient and easy to train which makes it perfect for first time dog owners. It loves to work so it should never be kept idle for too long since it might become destructive. They are not bred or suited to be guard dogs since they are very friendly and sociable. A Munsterlander, unlike other dog breeds, will not wander off or run away when not being watched by its owner. They are good retrievers and will usually carry things in their mouths. | | Breed Coat Information : | The Munsterlander coat usually comes in black with white patches. There are some on the other hand, which come in black or brown all throughout. However, these are not desired by most breeders. The Munsterlander’s coat is long and dense. The bitch or female has a slightly shorter coat than the male. This breed is not recommended for those with asthma or allergies to dogs since it sheds heavily unlike other dog breeds. | | Breed Temperament Information : | Munsterlanders, like most dog breeds, do not like being left alone for a very long time since they might become destructive. They are very gentle and affectionate towards their owners. However, they are not recommended for households with infants or toddlers since they might get too excited to play; thus, inflicting harm on the latter unintentionally. | | Breed Ownership Information : | If you are thinking of buying or adopting a Munsterlander, read and research on Munsterlander dog breed information’s which are available in books and in the internet. If you are suffering from asthma or any form of allergy to dogs, then, this breed is not suited for you since it sheds heavily especially in spring. Also, if you are inactive and easily get tired, it is best that you choose another dog breed instead since the Munsterlander is very active and playful. | | Breed Activity Information : | A Munsterlander, even as a puppy, should already be given daily walks. It loves to run freely, without a leash, in a wide, open area. When brought outdoors, it will usually search for rabbits or small animals due to its hunting instincts. | | Breed Care Information : | Munsterlanders are a generally healthy breed although they are prone to hip dysplasia. As a puppy, they should already be given the proper shots and medications so as to counter any complications. | | Breed Training Information : | The Munsterlander is very easy to train. It responds better to gentle and consistent methods rather than heavy handed ones. | Munsterlander Video :
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