German Shorthaired Pointer An Overview of their Temperament

German Shorthaired Pointer: An Overview of their Temperament
German Shorthaired Pointers, also known as GSPs, are a versatile and athletic breed They are highly intelligent and have a strong hunting instinct With their distinctive appearance and friendly nature, these dogs have gained popularity around the world
Temperament plays a crucial role in determining the suitability of a dog breed for different lifestyles and environments In the case of German Shorthaired Pointers, their temperament is a key factor in understanding their behavior and needs
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[@1506pinkers]

That’s a fair summary. I’ve had three of them, and they are wonderful dogs. The only thing I would like to stress is your point about exercise. They are very high energy dogs, and are bred to work hard all day. If you haven’t the ability or the inclination to give them substantial daily off-lead exercise, don’t get one.

[@rosemariemocan357]

In short: GSPs are for the rich; who can afford outdoors, large homes and fist class food (because this breed's individuals need about half a pound raw meet/day as main dish for a healthy long life). In exchange he will teach you to live on the edge and to feel alive every day-again, a pleasure designed exclusively for the wealthy.

[@KurNorock]

Nope. I'm not rich at all. And i just bought my GSP puppy from a breeder who also is not rich.
Take your dog to the park. Feed it cheap ground beef and chicken necks. Train it. Done. It's not that complicated.

[@rf3495]

Agreed@@KurNorock

[@BigBADSTUFF69]

I feed kibble and live in the hood. Life is great.

[@HouseofPets]

let me emphasize - they need ALOT of exercise every single day or they will be distructive.

[@messenger8279]

"Versatile" not versatall !