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In appearance, it is very similar to the Hungarian Short-Haired Pointer, but I would say it’s a bit of a “nutcase”—it’s gentler and friendlier, but beware: it has stronger hunting instincts. 

It is intelligent, strong, generally hardy, very fast, handles bad weather exceptionally well, and possesses an innate hunting instinct. It usually has a steady point and a keen sense of smell. It is very easy to train and friendly toward people.

They tend to be more robust. Their coat is coarser but pleasant to the touch—hard and short with a dense, water-repellent undercoat. At home, we don’t have to deal with dog hair everywhere you look. They love water and don’t mind even colder water temperatures. 

She has a devoted nature, is very intelligent, and trains well. She isn’t very interested in other dogs, but gets along great with children. Our Bejlinka has a loud bark but is completely non-aggressive. She is more of a welcoming dog than a guard dog. She loves her family and is slightly dependent on her owner. However, she has no problem staying home alone or adjusting to her owner working and having to stay calm on her own.

He loves being active, and although he adores lounging on the couch, he’s an active dog. He prefers longer walks that include playtime or even training. However, we mustn’t forget that he’s a hunting dog, so we need to be vigilant during walks in nature.