About German Shorthaired Pointers
The GSP was developed in Germany in the late 1800’s to be an all-purpose dog. It was the original intent of the breeders to develop a breed of dog with inbred instinct for multiple tasks, thus requiring little time to “force train”. The GSP was bred to point, retrieve, trail wounded game, hunt both large and small game, furred and feathered and to work in low or heavy cover as well as water. The dog was also intended to be a family companion good with both adults and children.
Breed History
Learn about the German Shorthaired Pointer and determine if it is the right dog for your lifestyle.
LEARN MOREPuppy or Adult? Adopt or Ethical Breeder?
Although raising a puppy can be incredibly fulfilling, it may not be for everyone. There are various avenues to acquire a German Shorthaired Pointer, whether you’re in search of a puppy or an adult. Our goal is to assist you in finding the ideal companion for your home.
FINDING A DOGHealth Issues
Every pet owner wants a happy, healthy pet for life. A large part of your pet’s health is proper veterinary care and nutrition. In addition to that, careful breeding practices can help achieve the goal of a happy, healthy pet. Vizslas, like all dogs, are susceptible to hereditary diseases and screening both the sire and dam for known health risks can help produce healthy pups.
COMPANION FOR THEIR LIFETIME