Happy to offer for sale 4 girls and 3 boys born on the 16th of September and ready to go on 12th of November all liver and white ticked all healthy and strong
This is only the second litter I’ve had in 35 years and have chosen carefully Trying to get the best results and I’m over the moon with this litter
These will make perfect companions whether in the home or in the field and due to the smaller sizes of the mother and fathers athletic build will adapt to whatever your situation
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Litter details
LocationLanark, South Lanarkshire
Pets in litter3 male / 4 female
BreedGerman Shorthaired Pointer
GenerationP
Age2 weeks, 4 days
Ready to Leave12 Nov 2026
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetParents are health testedKC registered by collection
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
German Shorthaired Pointer 1
Male£1,800
Available
German Shorthaired Pointer 2
Male£1,800
Available
German Shorthaired Pointer 3
Male£1,800
Available
German Shorthaired Pointer 4
Female£1,800
Available
German Shorthaired Pointer 5
Female£1,800
Available
German Shorthaired Pointer 6
Female£1,800
Available
German Shorthaired Pointer 7
Female£1,800
Pros
Highly intelligent and quick to learn, excelling in obedience and working roles
Versatile hunting dog proficient in pointing and retrieving on land and water
Strongly bonded and loyal to owners, thriving in active outdoor homes
Good with older children, exhibiting patience and social nature when well socialised
Cons
Not recommended for first-time dog owners due to high energy and training needs
Requires significant daily exercise and mental stimulation to avoid behavioural issues
Slow to mature, often retaining puppy-like behaviour until around two years old
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods, leading to potential destructive behaviour