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9 yearsAge

£100Price

Rohan: KC registered GSP for stud

German Shorthaired Pointer

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German Shorthaired Pointer9 years

£100

Jess247

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Description

Beautiful big friendly giant Rohan. I want to stud him so that I can keep one his puppies. Excellent nature, great with children of all ages and other dogs. Best of friends with my 3 year old Doberman. Photos of his mum and two litter mate sisters who all belong to my aunt. He was one of 10 in his mum’s first litter (5 boys, 5 girls, 5 black and white, 5 liver and white). No health conditions, very active and healthy boy. Pedigree certificate can be provided, pedigree name is Andrew Ingahof, family tree included in photos. His dad was a champion dog in Germany.

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Litter details

LocationBrandon, Suffolk

BreedGerman Shorthaired Pointer

Age9 years, 8 months

Health & Docs

Vaccinations up to dateKC registered by collectionMicrochipped by collection dateHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treated

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Adv. TypeFor stud

Original breeder

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

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