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


| Drentsche Partridge Dog | Small Munsterlander | |
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| FCI group | 7. Pointing dogs | 7. Pointing dogs |
| Country of origin | Netherlands | Germany |
| Category | Large | – |
| Height at withers | 55–63 cm | – |
| Weight | 25–35 kg | – |
| Recognition features |
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| 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. | Dense, medium-length, close-lying and water-repellent coat, straight or only slightly wavy. Brown-white or brown roan with brown patches, mantle or ticking; a blaze is permitted, as are tan markings on the muzzle, above the eyes, and on ears, tail and legs. |
| Purpose | A versatile pointing dog of the spaniel type for field and water, hunting within gun range, pointing, retrieving and finding lost game. | A versatile working gundog for field, forest and water, hunting in close cooperation with its handler and retrieving game. |
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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.