Bracco Italiano   
Mountain West Dog Fanciers
A Guide to all things "DOG" in the Western Mountain States
           
Basic Description:  BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY: This dog of ancient Italian origin used for bird hunting has modelled itself and developed
over the ages; from the hunting of yesteryear by means of nets, he has adapted himself to the present hunting and shooting. Frescoes from the
14th century are proof of the indisputable timelessness of the Italian pointer over the centuries, whether either regarding his morphology or his
aptitudes at hunting as a pointing dog.
GENERAL APPEARANCE: Of strong and harmonious construction, powerful appearance. The preferred subjects are those with lean limbs, well
developed muscles, well defined lines with a markedly sculpted head and a very obvious lower orbital chiselling, elements which all contribute to
give distinction to this breed.
IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS: Length of the body is the same or a little more than the height at the withers. Length of head is equal to 4/10 of the
height at the withers; its width, measured at the level of the zygomatic arches, is less than half its length. Skull and muzzle are of equal length.
           
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American Kennel Club Link
www.akc.org/breeds/bracco_italiano/
 
 
United Kennel Club Link
www.ukcdogs.com/WebSite.nsf/WebPages/LrnBreedInfo  
 
 
Canadian Kennel Club Link
Not Represented
 
 
Parent Club Link(s)
www.thebraccoclub.org
 
 
National Rescue Group Link(s)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Arizona Club Link(s)
 
Arizona Rescue
 
Colorado Club Link(s)
 
Colorado Rescue
 
Idaho Club Link(s)
 
Idaho Rescue
 
Montana Club Link(s)
 
Montana Rescue
 
Nevada Club Link(s)
 
Nevada Rescue
 
New Mexico Club Link(s)
 
New Mexico Rescue
 
Utah Club Link(s)
 
Utah Rescue
 
Wyoming Club Link(s)
 
Wyoming Rescue
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
           
Additional Information on local Clubs (Obedience, Agility etc.) and Rescue groups can be found under their respective heading in the Content section.
           
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Heinaaron Tollo Rosso " VALO " Finnish
import
#1 on AKC FSS registry
Owners Richard and Bonnie Cresse
 
Heinaaron Tollo Rosso " VALO " Finnish
import
#1 on AKC FSS registry
Owners Richard and Bonnie Cresse
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Foundation Stock Service
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Herding
THE BRACCO ITALIANO CLUB OF AMERICA
Valerie Kessler
Rancho Cordova, CA
www.thebraccoclub.org     valeriekessler@att.net
The Bracco Italiano Club Of America (BICA) was founded in 2007.  BICA is the official national club for
Bracco Italiano in the United States and is recognized by the AKC