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GSP Rescue UK is the breed rescue officially recognised by The German Shorthaired Pointer Club, The Central & Southern GSP Society, The GSP Association and The Kennel Club. Dogs for rehoming We understand that there are endless reasons why a dog may need re-homing and that it can also be a heartbreaking process.. The Sparkenhoe line includes: Liver and liver-ticked German Shorthaired Pointers. Black and black-ticked GSPs. Bracco Italiano puppies. If you are looking for a pedigree German Shorthaired Pointer puppy or a Bracco Italiano puppy, to work, to show, or as a family pet, contact Laura Angus on 07719 775213 or send your enquiry by email .


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German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies Michigan Rescue / Adopt Ryker on German shorthaired pointer


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German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies For Sale Acworth, GA 312934


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German Shorthaired Pointer Dog Breed Characteristics & Care


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German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies For Sale Merced, CA 325957


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German shorthaired pointer for sale


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German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies For Sale Lake Balboa, CA 315752


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German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies for Sale Keystone Puppies


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German Shorthaired Pointer Dog Breed Information, Buying Advice, Photos and Facts Pets4Homes


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German Shorthaired Pointer Dog Breed history and some interesting facts


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German Shorthaired Pointer The Happy Puppy Site


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Cherrybrook Show Dog, Grooming and Pet Supplies Breed of the Week German Shorthaired Pointer


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German Shorthaired Pointer Dog Breed Info, Pictures, Care & More!


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Trained German Shorthaired Pointer For Sale Man's Best Friend


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Meet the German Shorthaired Pointer!


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German Shorthaired Pointer Breeders Ohio Buckeye German Shorthaired Pointer puppy for sale

The German Shorthaired Pointer is an all-purpose gundog, the roughshooter's companion. He finds and points game in the open and in cover, holds it whilst the guns come up, and retrieves on land and from water. He is of energetic disposition, and is biddable and affectionate. The breed originated from Germany where it was evolved at the end of.. The German Shorthaired Pointer was created in Germany in the 17th century by crossing the Spanish Pointer with some of the early German bird dog breeds and, some historians suggest, Bloodhound.This was successful, but the new breed was heavy and slow and so in the 19th century steps were taken to improve the breed by crossing them with the English Pointer which produced a lighter, faster dog.