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GERMAN SHORTHAIR PUPS FOR SALE

The Spring Litter has arrived - we have 4 females and 1 male

Puppies are DRA registered.

Reserve a puppy now with a $50 deposit. During deposit checkout please make note if you would like a male or female pup.
We will email you to confirm reservation and what number you are on the list

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Males are $300 each and females are $350 each

The Deutsch-Drahthaar belongs to the rough haired pointing group and so do it’s ancestors with the exception of the Deutsch-Kurzhaar (known in the US as the German Shorthair). The founding breeds were the Stichelhaar, the Pudelpointer, the Griffon, and the Kurzhaar. The dogs were bred for hunting in field, forest and water. They are truly a
versatile with good inherited qualities, better-than average performance, practical coat and conformation, stamina and endurance, courage and tenacity, intelligence and keenness, passionate desire to hunt and provide good and faithful companionship.

The German Shorthair Pointer -
is a clean-cut, lean, well-balanced, hunting dog with an elegantly chiseled head. The muzzle is long, but never pointed. Nineteenth-century German hunters required a dog with a good nose that would point within a reasonable distance for a man hunting on foot. The dog needed to retrieve both fur and feather, from water or land, and also be a fine tracker. The German breeding incorporated the Old Spanish Pointer, Hounds of St. Hubert, the Foxhound, other
hounds, and eventually the English Pointer, which made it faster and more energetic. Today’s German Shorthaired Pointer is the successful result of the German hunters efforts. The German Shorthair is a versatile hunter and an all-purpose gun dog capable of high performance in both field and water. He is a fine natural retriever, an excellent companion for a hunter on foot, and
requires little training. The German Shorthaired Pointer is an ideal dog for the weekend hunter who also wishes to own a bright, agreeable family companion and watchdog. Due to the breed’s natural ability, German Shorthairs are campaigned successfully in the show ring, obedience and tracking trials, field trials, and hunting tests.

Both breeds are very energetic, smart and willing to please. Cheerful and friendly, they love
children. Loyal and protective, loves all family members equally.

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