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5 yearsAge
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£400Price
Hector
Pointer1 month
Pointer5 years1
£400
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Description
Hector is a lovely GWP x Vizsla currently living in Tyne and Wear. He has been with his owners since he was a puppy and has grown into a happy, affectionate and energetic lad. Due to challenging circumstances at home, his owners have made the difficult decision to ask us to help find a new home for Hector.
Hector is a fantastic dog who loves swimming, running and carrying around a ball in his mouth. He also has good recall and is toilet trained. He’s a great canicross dog and would like a family that will continue to take him out on fun adventures.
Hector can struggle with other dogs when caught in small or narrow spaces when he is on lead, but can cope better with calm dogs or in areas where he has more space to move away. He currently lives with another dog and could do again providing new owners are happy to manage introductions slowly to get it right for Hector.
Hector cannot live with young children, but he may be suited to a home with sensible, dog savvy teenagers who understand the importance of giving him space when needed.
For more information and to apply please go directly to our website https://setterpointerproject.org.uk/dog/hector/
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Litter details
LocationRowlands Gill, Tyne and Wear
Pets in litter1 male
BreedPointer
Age5 years, 4 months
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection
Info
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Adv. TypeFor adoption
Original breeder
Pros
Loyal and devoted to their owners, forming strong bonds and exhibiting gentle tolerance around children
Low maintenance short coats requiring only weekly grooming to maintain condition
Highly trainable and eager to please, excelling with positive reinforcement methods
Adapt well to active households with secure gardens, thriving in outdoor environments while content indoors
Cons
Require extensive daily exercise and mental stimulation, unsuitable for sedentary lifestyles
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods without companionship
Strong prey drive necessitates secure fencing and careful off-lead management
Better suited to rural or suburban homes with ample outdoor space, not ideal for apartment living