Meet Pancho - a handsome English Pointer! He's young, healthy, full of energy, and has that unmistakable Pointer enthusiasm for life, a nose that works overtime, legs that were clearly made for long runs and enough excitement to make an ordinary Tuesday feel like an expedition.
He was rescued from the streets, where he had to fend for himself and fight for survival. Pancho would run after passing cars, desperately hoping someone would stop. Most drivers continued on their way, but one person couldn't bring themselves to drive past a dog asking for help. And that is how Pancho found his way into 100 Tails care.
Today, it's hard to imagine that this cheerful, affectionate fellow once had to fend for himself. He's blossomed into a wonderful companion, and there's quite a lot to love about him!
English Pointers are athletic, energetic hunting dogs, originally bred to locate game and point towards it for their human companions. They're curious, playful, and happiest when they have room to explore the world with their noses firmly in charge.
Pancho would make a perfect sidekick for those who enjoy long walks, outdoor adventures, and perhaps discovering that the local trail has approximately 847 fascinating smells per mile.
He's great with children and gets along wonderfully with other dogs. He's sociable, playful, and perfectly happy to have canine company.
There's just one small exception to his otherwise generous approach to friendship: dinner time! Pancho is very food-motivated and doesn't appreciate other dogs coming near his bowl. He'll need to eat separately from his dog companions. Sharing toys is perfectly acceptable; sharing dinner is an entirely different philosophy!
Cats are another story. Pancho hasn't lived with them, but given his strong prey drive, we're pretty sure he'd find a cat sprinting across the garden far too exciting to ignore. A cat-free home would be the sensible choice.
And speaking of affection, Pancho is exceptionally cuddly. He loves lying on his back right beside you, presenting his belly for a proper rub. Should you stop before he's finished, he'll gently tap you with his paw.
Having experienced abandonment once, Pancho may need a little reassurance during the initial adjustment period. It's important not to leave him alone for long stretches straight away. He needs time to understand that this time things are different: this is his home, his people are coming back, and nobody is going to leave him behind again. With patience and consistency, he'll have every opportunity to settle in and feel secure.
Pancho needs a loving family who understands the Pointer personality: an active mind, an athletic body, a curious nose, and plenty of enthusiasm for whatever the day brings. He'll need exercise, sniffing opportunities, and kind, consistent guidance to help him settle into his new life.
If you're looking for an outdoor companion with brain, plenty of personality and a nose that never clocks out, this handsome boy might be your perfect match!
Born: approx. October 2023
Weight 22 kg, standing 60 cm at the withers
Neutered
Vaccinated
Microchipped