FCI 245 . Griffon type
The Bohemian Wire-haired (in Czech: Český Fousek) It is a dog of Czech origin, defined as a breed of versatile.
Cesky Fousek was used in the creation of the Slovakian Wirehaired Pointers.
The authors who have written about race, they say that the Cesky Fousek is a very old dog, Despite the rules of the standard were written and officially settled for the first time, in the 19th century. The breed nearly became extinct in the Decade of 1920, y fue salvado gracias al desarrollo de la cría con perros Stichelhaar.
It has hard hair and, like all races of wire-haired, has beard and whiskers. There is a great difference in size between the bitches and dogs in this breed.
It is a medium-sized dog, males have a height 60 to 66 cm., and females 58 to 62 cm., to the cross. El peso se sitúa de 28 to 34 kg in males and 22 to 28 kg in females.
It is able to adapt and hunt in any type of terrain. It can be used for hunting waterfowl and mountain.
It is a fantastic family dog, and an excellent hunting dog.
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