which dog?
09-22-2004, 09:27 AM
#11
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Mt. Prospect Il USA
Posts: 18
RE: which dog?
Semi,
I have 2 G.S.P (DK) and they are great dogs. They do shed less then a lab but they still shed. They also need a lot of exercise or they get bored and can become distructive. ( chewing,digging, knocking stuff off the counter,etc). I have had and hunted with labs and G.S.P are wound up more then lab even the german lines (DK) but the DK do seem to settle down in the house a little easier.
My wife has allergies and we bath the dogs in allergy shampoo that seem to help. I your area their are some good breeders. If interested in suggestions on breeders email me [email protected] I would be happy to give you a few suggestions.
Joel
I have 2 G.S.P (DK) and they are great dogs. They do shed less then a lab but they still shed. They also need a lot of exercise or they get bored and can become distructive. ( chewing,digging, knocking stuff off the counter,etc). I have had and hunted with labs and G.S.P are wound up more then lab even the german lines (DK) but the DK do seem to settle down in the house a little easier.
My wife has allergies and we bath the dogs in allergy shampoo that seem to help. I your area their are some good breeders. If interested in suggestions on breeders email me [email protected] I would be happy to give you a few suggestions.
Joel
09-22-2004, 12:54 PM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Wish I lived in S.Dakota
Posts: 202
RE: which dog?
Semi,
Call Cadens Kennels in Kewaskum, WI. (920-533-8579) for some excellent lined GSP puppies. I was there last week for training my lab and they had GSP pups on the ground for sale. Cadens is also very well known for training both pointers and flushers.
-Mathewsconquest2
Call Cadens Kennels in Kewaskum, WI. (920-533-8579) for some excellent lined GSP puppies. I was there last week for training my lab and they had GSP pups on the ground for sale. Cadens is also very well known for training both pointers and flushers.
-Mathewsconquest2
10-15-2004, 07:49 PM
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Southeastern Pa.
Posts: 103
RE: which dog?
I have never seen one, but there is a dog out there called a PUDELPOINTER. They were originally bred by a Baron or something in Germany. I have searched the web and these dogs which originated as a cross between several different types of pointers, and standard poodles are being bred in the U.S. by a select group of breeders. They are supposed to be hypo-allergenic and low or non shedding. One place for you to learn more is at---- www.thebreedsofdogs.com/PUDELPOINTER.htm Do a web search as there are several breeders with websites where you can find out more information and see pictures of thier dogs. Good luck and I hope this helps.
10-19-2004, 08:52 AM
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Posts: 510
RE: which dog?
Semi, My wife has the same problem. So my German Shorthaired Pointers live in the garage. I think this is a personal deal, so I think you need to go be around some dogs and see what happens. My wife could be around poodles with no problems and I have a freind that has a good hunting poodle. If you are interested I can get the breeders name for you. I am in Colorado and I don't know where he got his poodle, but I can find out. Good luck with your search.
Gselkhunter
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