About The Dog
The German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) is a medium to large sized breed 21-25 inches, developed in the 19th century in Germany for hunting. The tail is commonly docked. Like all German pointers, GSPs have webbed feet.
Developed to be a dog suited to family life, as well as a versatile hunter. The breed is smart, friendly, willing, and enthusiastic and is usually good with children, although care should be taken because the breed can be boisterous when young.
They need plenty of vigorous activity and thrive with lots of exercise and running. This need for exercise (preferably off lead) coupled with the breed’s natural instinct to hunt, means that training is an absolute necessity.
They are a very clean breed. The short coat needs very little grooming, just occasional brushing. They should be bathed only when needed. The GSP has a lifespan of around 12 years.
Litter Information
Date Litter Born
Litter Ready To Leave
Now
Litter Reference
The Parents
SIRE
URVUM BALBO TYCWMDARRANS Hip Score X-Ray 3/3=6
Italian import Stud Dog also available for stud.
DAM
TYCWMDARRANS COSMOS Hip Score X -Ray 5/8=13
Inbreeding coefficient for this pairing 0.0%.
‘NO INBREEDING AT ALL’.
The Puppies
We had 5 puppies born 27th September 2024 and will be ready to leave from 23rd November at 8 weeks of age. Both parents are Hip Scored and here to meet and both are very friendly. Will Be Kennel Club Registered.
Orange Male Liver – Available
Blue Male Liver – Available
Red Male Liver – Available
Pink Female Black/White – Available
Yellow Female Liver – Reserved.
Blue Male Liver - Available
Yellow Girl Liver - Reserved
Red Male Liver - Available
Orange Male Liver - Available
Pink Girl B/W - Available
Please enquire if your interested in any of the above puppies
Our German Shorthaired Pointer puppies are bred for health, intelligence, agility, and companionship. These versatile dogs are perfect for families and fieldwork alike. Each puppy is raised with love in our home, ensuring they are well-socialized and ready to join your family.
