German Shorthaired Pointer breeders
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The German Shorthaired Pointer, or Deutsch Kurzhaar as he is known in his native Germany, was developed as an all-purpose dog in the late 1800s. The intent was to develop a versatile sporting breed that could work as a pointer, retriever, tracker and hunter of both large and small game, and to work well in all types of terrain including water. The German Shorthaired Pointer is friendly, eager to please, intelligent, and has a stable temperament. While the GSP does adapt well to various living environments, this is a sporting breed that requires daily exercise. In addition to working as a hunter, the GSP is often seen in several dog sports, including agility, flyball, obedience trials and the conformation show ring. For more information about the German Shorthaired Pointer, see the Breed Info section. |
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Big Country Kennels
St. Anns, OntarioTel.: (905) 957-2717
E-mail: geraldine@bigcountrykennels.ca
We are located on a large, private, 20 acre property in Rural Niagara, just south of St. Catharines Ontario. We work hard to contribute to the improvement and soundness of the German Shorthaired Pointer breed and we continue to strive for dogs that will provide the best results in the field or show ring but, most importantly, as loving family pets.
Temperament along with good health are our main concerns, and we only breed dogs with full health clearances. We are further committed to offering our support to all puppy owners for the lifetime that they own a Big Country dog.
For further details, please visit our website at: www.bigcountrykennels.ca
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