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Below you will find the recent articles by the American Sporting Dog Alliance, written by John Yates. This applies to anyone that owns, breeds, shows, trials or competes their dogs in anyway. Feel free to read through them.


OUR MISSION:  
Breeding GSPs that are not only dynamite in the field , but loving in the home and conformationally beautiful.
 
Training your hunting dog for love and compassion of the hunt and bidability.


 

German Shorthaired Pointers

"The German Shorthaired Pointer is a very versatile dog even though they can be a challenge. These dogs are highly intelligent and devoted to their humans. The GSP, as they are sometimes known by, has a short, thick, waterproof coat plus webbed feet to assist in retrieving from land and water. They have a keen sense smell that makes them great trackers, drug detectors, and hunters. These dogs have a drive to "seek and find", be extremely willing to please and is very brave around prey. In Germany long ago, the GSP was very popular with the poor who could not afford to own a different dog for every different task. Breeder Evelyn Maloney says, "They [the Germans] bred this dog to do absolutely everything!" The German Shorthaired Pointer breed has the number 24 rank in the AKC's recognized breeds. These dogs are very "pack" and human oriented. When it is well exercised and had a good breeding, it will be a calm housedog between playtimes. Even the pups that are bred strictly for show quality, will still retain a hunting instinct. This breed is friendly, but will guard its house. The GSP is known as the dog that will protect without aggression towards its family. With everything, this breed has a downside because nothing is perfect. The downside to this breed is they take a lot of patients and training, plus require a lifetime investment of time and effort. On the good side, these dogs are easily trainable and love to learn! "

---Anonymous
03-11-02

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