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Dagbreek Kennels

Breeders of German Shorthaired Pointers

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The German Shorthaired Pointer

Is it the right dog for You?

Good-natured and adaptable but primarily bred to be a versatile hunting dog, the German Shorthaired Pointer has a high energy level and belongs with an equally athletic owner who will take him running, biking, or hiking.

The GSPs excel in other dog sports and compete in Agility, Field Events and Pointing Breed Field Trials, Dock Diving, Flyball, Rally, Search and Rescue and more. With all that energy to burn, finding the right sport for your GSP is a great outlet for both dog and owner.

The Breed was not developed to be kennel or pack dogs but to interact with their owner and family. A GSP that gets a lot of exercise and interaction with family makes an excellent housedog. If not in training or hunting, they must have a secure area to exercise or be taken on regular runs where they can let off steam. A GSP that is not exercised regularly will find a way to release pent-up energy regardless if kept inside or outside.

Read more about the GSP here.

Happy Owners

Kalahari is a hunter of note. They are the fastest GSPs I have ever known. And the most beautiful too.
Hey Karolien. Scout is growing like mad, and her instincts to point and chase birds have kicked in. We love life with her and all the fun she brings.
Jared Mardon
Cody is his name; absolutely no health issues at all! I am always complimented at what fine bloodline he is. Thank you for the most amazing dog

We feed & recommend Hill’s

All breeding dogs are provided Hills for sustenance and are vibrant, healthy dogs in prime condition. The performance line from Hill’s is offered to the working dogs, which allows them to remain in excellent condition throughout the hunting and trialling season. With plenty of vigour and stamina, these dogs can last a full day out on the hunt or competing.

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