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2 yearsAge
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£500Price
Nial
German Shorthaired Pointer1 hour
German Shorthaired Pointer2 years1
£500
Description
Nial has been with since a puppy. He gets on with dogs that have come through the door as rescues.
He was the result of an accidental litter and now that he has matured and steadied we think it's the right time for him to move on with his journey.
He is around poultry/sheep etc in the surrounding areas of the gardens and enjoys watching anything else buzzing about especially wagtails.
We believe he has a great potential of being a strong, steady working dog.
We have a number of dogs available for rehoming at the moment along with an online store to aid the funding of the overheads of the dogs we rescue at www.wagrrs.com
We also have fb, instagram and YouTube, where a number of old, current and dogs to come journeys can be followed.
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Litter details
LocationKillin, Stirling
Pets in litter1 male
BreedGerman Shorthaired Pointer
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age2 years, 4 months
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
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Adv. TypeFor adoption
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