German Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesPlease take a look at the Shining Star GSP website to see available puppies from our friend Ed Kerr in Iron Ridge, Wisconsin! /Upcoming.htmlUpcoming Litters and Dogs For SaleGerman Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesThank you everyone for sharing the post for our last puppy. He has found a great home with great people!German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies added 4 new photos.We have 1 puppy left to go to a good hunting family. I would like you all to meet Puppy #4 who the kids have decided to name Olaf. Olaf is a very good little boy. He is Black & White, Patched & Ticked. He just turned 8 weeks this past Saturday. Please contact me if you are interested. We are located in Kingston, WI. We will not ship a puppy./Upcoming.htmlUpcoming Litters and Dogs For SaleGerman Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesPuppies are in the works! Blaze was bred to Shining Star GSP's Striker. Puppies are expected to hit the ground on or around May 9th and they will be ready to go to their forever home the last weekend in June.

HomeGerman Shorthaired Pointer Puppies feeling thankful.A good day for Tom and our puppy Blaze who we kept from our Jedi/Caliber litter last year. Blaze received a Prize I on her NAVHDA Natural Ability test on the first try with a perfect score of 112! Thank You Ed Kerr at Shining Star GSP for teaming with us on breeding these pups and training our Blaze! Everything we have done so far was validated today!Parson Russell Terrier Puppies For Sale In ArkansasGerman Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesOur Good Friend Ed Kerr at Shining Star German Shorthair Pointers has puppies galore. Myyour Outdoor FurnitureHe had a litter of 11 puppies whelp on April 22nd. Homes For Sale In Dublin Coffman School District(5 Females & 6 Males).

He had another litter of 6 puppies whelp on April 29th. (4 Females & 2 Males). If you are interested or you know anyone who might be, please get in touch with Ed. HomeGerman Shorthaired Pointer Puppies added 44 new photos to the album: Week 3.German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies added 44 new photos from February 21, 2014 to the album: Week 2.German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies updated their cover photo.German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies added 49 new photos to the album: Puppies 2014 - 1 Week.German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies added 11 new photos to the album: Puppies - Birthday Photos!German Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesMake that 10! Pretty sure she is done now! 1 Black Female, 3 Liver Females, 2 Liver Males, 1 Dark Liver Male and 3 Black Males. One of the Black Males is almost completely solid.German Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesSo far we have 9 puppies on the ground! 1 Black Female, 3 Liver Females, 2 Liver Males, 2 Black Males and 1 Dark Liver Male. It is highly likely that there is one more on its way!

I will post more details and maybe some photos when time permits!German Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesI was woken up at 4am this morning by the sound of Caliber yelping. I let her outside and after she came back in she continued to whine, pant and nest. We immediately called the breeder and they said to bring her in! Caliber is currently in labor! It won't be long now!German Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesTom just took Caliber in for a pre-delivery X-Ray and she is having at least 7 puppies. Don't be suprised if there are more. They are stacked and packed in tight!German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies updated their cover photo.German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies added 7 new photos.Caliber will be off to the vet tomorrow morning so that we can find out how many puppies she will be blessing us with this time. She will be going to our good friend Ed Kerr at Shining Star GSP on Sunday as we anticipate her litter which is due on Tuesday!German Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesCaliber seems really uncomfortable these days and she is starting to look like a brick house.

She has always been good at squeezing through a tight spot but now everything is a tight spot and she can’t really squeeze through anymore! I think she is ready for these puppies to come now. They will be due on or around February 12th which means less than 3 weeks to go! They will be ready to go home just 11 weeks from now!German Shorthaired Pointer PuppiesHappy Holidays! We would like to announce that Caliber will be visiting the breeder again this week for a repeat Caliber/Jedi litter. Please let us know if you are interested or if you know anyone who is. Puppies will be born the 2nd week of February and ready to go in April. Females $750 - Males $700. This litter should produce both black & liver pups. Check out our photo's to look at our previous litter. If you miss out this time, we will be keeping one of the females and we will breed her for the first time in Fall/Winter 2016.German Shorthaired Pointer Breeders with Puppies for Sale The German Shorthaired Pointer is an active breed that is

responsive, affectionate, and gentle. They are friendly and willing toThey do not have a flighty or nervous disposition, but may becomeDoes your German Shorthaired Pointer bark, howl, and cry whenever you leave the house? The German Shorthaired Pointer is extremely easy to groom. be brushed regularly with a stiff bristle brush. It is important to check this breed's feet after exercising and working. They must be dried thoroughly after strenuous activity to keep them from becoming chilled. This breed is an average shedder. They are generally healthy, but can be prone to such problems as ear infections, hip dysplasia, and skin cancer. The German Shorthaired Pointer is easily trained, but can beThey require patient, firm, and consistent guidance. in obedience, agility, tracking, hunting, and flyball. This breed has a natural instinct to guard and must have obedience training. There are several accepted methods of house training your new German Shorthaired Pointer puppy.

The German Shorthaired Pointer are tireless and full of energy. Vigorous exercise is extremely important. If they are not given an appropriate amount of exercise and stimulation they become restless andThey are a good family pet for the active family. needs a lot of space and room to run. They must have a fenced yard. Get Matched with German Shorthaired Pointer Breeders using PuppyMatch Considering a German Shorthaired Pointer Puppy? Choose the RIGHT German Shorthaired Pointer Breeder and the RIGHT breed German Shorthaired Pointer may not be the right breed for you! Ask a QuestionAbout German Shorthaired Pointers AnonymousI have a 9-week old GSP who is AKC registered that I got from a local breeder. I have never owned this breed and I have been noticing her front legs seem to be double jointed or something she can bend them pretty far out and they will shake sometimes? She walks, runs and plays just fine. 1 CommentAnonymousYes, this is quite common in large and giant breed dogs.

Your puppy is just growing and will be just fine. Keep the exercise to an easy level so not to damage the joints and the pup will be just fine. If you become worry-some you can always bring your pup to the vet and have him/her check out the pup.AnonymousI have a 1 year and 4-month-old female GSP puppy. However, the last few days something is wrong, she cries when left outside alone. She never did that before and is very restless when brought inside to sleep at night. Is this something to be concerned about? 1 CommentAnonymousIf your dog is not fixed then she may be going into her first heat and that can be very hard on young female dogs. Their hormones are going crazy and they want to be outside more often than not. If she is fixed, then another dog or animal in your area may be in heat in your area and the scent could be bothering her. I would take her to a vet for a check up then contact a local behaviorist to diagnose what is wrong.AnonymousDo any German Shorthaired Pointer's come with a grey coat with black spots?

I saw a dog that looked like these except it was grey. 2 CommentsAnonymousNo, they do not. The German Shorthaired Pointer does not have spots on its body. What you most likely saw was a Dalmatian cross or some other type of cross -- possible for it to be a German Shorthaired pointer/English Setter cross. AnonymousYes, they can come in grey with black spots but those are very rare and from Germany. AnonymousDestructive German Shorthaired Pointer: I have an 8-month-old female GSP who within the last week has become very destructive both inside and out chewing and ripping up things that she never bothered before. Any suggestions oh how to fix this? 1 CommentAnonymousExercise, exercise and more exercise. Throwing in a little bit of mental stimulation as well. The German Shorthaired Pointer needs an average of 2 hours of hard running exercise a day. An hour in the morning and an hour at night. Raw meaty bones and antlers are the best for your dog to chew on through-out the day so she doesn't get bored and chew on your things.

As well as enrolling her with Positive Reinforcement Training classes to help teach her boundaries throughout the house inside and out.AnonymousIs there a way to control my German Shorthaired Pointer from being so hyper both inside and outside? I have a 5 month old female GSP who likes to dig and chew up things such as flowers and wood. Also, this puppy is so hyper both inside and outside is there a way to control this. 4 CommentsAnonymousYour GSP puppy is 5 months old. She needs structure, exercise and obedience. Do not allow her to be rambunctious inside the house, tether her to you, crate her, or pen her into a specific area. Give her appropriate things to chew on and make sure other things such as shoes, blankets and children's toys are out of her reach. Things to give her to chew on include raw/meaty bones, antlers, bully-sticks and rope toys.Anonymous As for your GSP digging, make sure her nails are trimmed short, and watch her when she is outside. Do not allow her to be alone outside.

If she has already dug a hole, bury her poop in the hole. When she tries to re-dig the hole, she will find poop and not want to dig anymore. She is also old enough to go on at least a 45 minute leashed walk, or 30 minutes off leash (in a fenced area) romp. Puppy obedience class is also a good thing to attend now, as this will give you the tools to control and communicate with your dog as she grows. Contact your local positive reinforcement trainer for available classes.AnonymousEvery morning you can, take your Pointer outside to the dog park and let her run around for a while. Also take her for long walks in the evening. To calm nerve muscles, massage and brush your dog at night. AnonymousYour pup may be teething. Give your dog many durable toys, and a few soft ones to ease and relax her mouth and gums. (This is my second reply to this ?, I have more said.) German Shorthaired Pointer Puppies For SaleNext Day Pets® provides the only safe and secure means of selecting and purchasing the perfect German Shorthaired Pointer puppy from the comfort of your home.