hungarian pointer
Noun: A medium-sized hunting dog breed originating from Hungary, characterized by a distinctive solid deep red or copper coat and a lean, muscular build. It is a versatile gun dog used for pointing and retrieving game.
The term "Hungarian Pointer" specifically refers to the dog breed. It is typically used as a countable noun. * The Hungarian Pointer is known for its excellent nose and stamina in the field. * We are considering getting a Hungarian Pointer as a family pet and hunting companion. * Several Hungarian Pointers were entered in the bird dog trial.
- Breed Terminology: In formal kennel club contexts, the breed is officially recognized as the "Hungarian Pointer" or by its original name, "Vizsla." The term is used to distinguish it from other pointing breeds like the German Shorthaired Pointer or the English Pointer.
- The Hungarian Pointer club maintains strict breed standards.
- Vizsla (n): The more common and original name for the same breed. "Hungarian Pointer" and "Vizsla" are synonyms.
- The Vizsla, or Hungarian Pointer, is a beloved national symbol of Hungary.
- Wirehaired Vizsla (n): A variant of the breed with a distinctive wiry coat, developed from the smooth-coated Hungarian Pointer.
- Pointer (n): A general category of hunting dogs trained to point at game. The Hungarian Pointer is a specific type of pointer.
- Gun dog (n): A dog trained to assist hunters in finding and retrieving game. The Hungarian Pointer is a type of gun dog.
- Vizsla
- Hungarian Vizsla
The term "Hungarian Pointer" has one primary meaning: it is the name of a specific dog breed. It is not used idiomatically or in phrasal verbs. Its definition is consistent, referring exclusively to the canine breed known for its hunting prowess and red coat.
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Hungarian hunting dog resembling the Weimaraner but having a rich deep red coat
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