Kromfohrlander

Kromfohrlander History

The Kromfohrlander, or “Curly Haired Pointer”, is a scenthound that traces its origins to the Middle Ages. The Kromfohrlander, or “Curly Haired Pointer”, is a scenthound that traces its origins to the Middle Ages. The origin of the name “Krom” is disputed, but it may derive from the Croatian word “kromlji,” which translates to “curly”. The origin of the name “Krom” is disputed, but it may derive from the Croatian word “kromlji,” which translates to “curly”. The Krom was long prized by hunters, but its popularity waned after the introduction of the poodle, which originated in France. The curly-haired form of the Krom first became popular with Austrian breeders, and the Austrian Kennel Club officially recognized the “Waltzer” variation of the Curly Haired Pointer in 1904, designating the standard to be “a medium-sized, compact, solid, well-balanced, hardy, lively, free-moving, intelligent working dog with silky straight or slightly wavy hair”.

Kromfohrlander Physical Characteristics

The Kromfohrlander is a medium sized, long coated, working breed with a strong, muscular body and substantial bone structure. The head is in proportion to the body and is broad, strong, and well balanced. The skull is moderately domed, slightly rounded between the ears, and flat between the eyes. The muzzle is medium shaped with a distinct stop and tapers to a nose that is only slightly longer than the muzzle. The lips are tight, clean, and pigmented. The teeth meet in a scissors bite. The dark brown, almond-shaped, medium sized, fully pigmented, and expressive eyes convey an intelligent, confident, and alert expression. The ears are medium size, pendant, and are set high and wide on the head. The neck is of moderate length, well muscled with a moderate arch. The shoulders are laid back and strong, while the forelegs are straight and well-boned. The elbows are close to the sides. The feet are compact, catlike. The back is short, strong, and level. The loin is slightly arched. The hindquarters are muscular and powerful. The stifle is well angulated, and the hock is bent neither in nor out, but mobile. The tail is set on high, and reaches to the hock. The coat is longer on the legs, tail, and abdomen, and is of medium texture, with undercoat and outer coat. The correct color is tri-colored,

Kromfohrlander Health

Description of breed health.

Kromfohrlander Temperament and Behaviour

The Kromfohrlander is a gentle, peaceful, and good-natured breed of dog. They are very intelligent and are easy to train. They are calm, but can even be playful. They are happiest when in the company of their owners, and can become unhappy if left alone for too long.

Kromfohrlander Activity Requirements

The Kromfohrlander is a relatively new breed of dog, developed in the 1990’s. They are a medium sized, long-legged hound type. Although they are small, the Kromfohrlander is an active, energetic dog. They need about an hour of activity each day, which can be broken up into several short walks or a longer outing. The Kromfohrlander is a hard working hunter, so they like to sniff and explore during their walks. If you live an active, outdoor lifestyle, the Kromfohrlander may be an ideal pet for you. They enjoy playing and going for walks, but prefer to be with their people rather than alone in the yard. If you are looking for a companion, the Kromfohrlander may be the perfect match.

Kennel Club Recognition