German Wirehaired Pointer Puppies for sale in Burnley, Lancashire

2 German Wirehaired Pointer Puppies for sale in Burnley, Lancashire

The German Wirehaired Pointer, also known as GWP, is a handsome dog with a wiry coat and attractive facial features that include a charming beard, bushy eyebrows and a moustache, which sets it apart from other Pointer breeds. In his native Germany, he is highly prized not only for his looks, but also for his working and hunting abilities, as he has always been the dog of choice among hunters.

Read our German Wirehaired Pointer Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

German wirehaired pointer x German wirehaired/Lab

Mixed Breed & German Wirehaired Pointer Hybrid

7 weeksAge

47Sex

£600Price

***ALL PUPS NOW SPOKEN FOR *** Stunning litter of Gwp x Gwp/Lab for sale. Mother of the litter is a first cross Gwp x lab and is an excellent worker but also has a very gentle, kind temperament as a p

Lancaster, Lancashire (28.8mi)

Wonderful family dog

German Wirehaired Pointer

4 yearsAge

1Sex

£75Price

Bailey is a 4 year old GWP, he is the sweetest boy around people. Loves attention from everybody he meets, he is wonderful with kids and currently lives with a two children. He cannot be rehoused with

York, York (49mi)

FAQs

Are German Wirehaired Pointers good pets?

Yes, German Wirehaired Pointers (GWPs) are excellent pets for active families due to their affectionate, loyal, intelligent, and friendly nature. They form strong bonds with their owners, get along well with children, and make reliable family companions especially suited for those who can provide plenty of exercise and mental stimulation.

Are German Wirehaired Pointers aggressive to other dogs?

German Wirehaired Pointers are generally good with other dogs if they have been properly socialized from an early age. However, they can be reserved or show dominance and aggression towards unfamiliar dogs. Their strong hunting instincts also mean they may chase or act aggressively towards smaller animals like cats unless well trained.

What are the cons of a German Wirehaired Pointer?

Key drawbacks of German Wirehaired Pointers include their very high energy levels which require significant daily exercise, making them unsuitable for first-time dog owners. They need consistent training and socialisation to manage their prey drive and avoid destructive behaviours. They can be reserved or overprotective with strangers, sometimes showing aggression towards unknown dogs, and may suffer from separation anxiety due to their strong attachment to their owners.

How much does a German Wirehaired Pointer cost?

While prices can vary, German Wirehaired Pointer puppies from reputable breeders typically cost between $800 and $2,000, depending on pedigree and registration. Those interested in purchasing these dogs should seek responsible breeders and consider adoption options. In the UK, the main marketplace to find German Wirehaired Pointers for sale is Pets4Homes.