 10522 - Classified Dogs Puppies - German Shorthaired Pointer |
Must sell !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
 don't have time to train, i am going to start school nexted
month. i have a female german shorthaired pointer 2 yrs
old black/roan ckc for sale. her name is queeny. dad is
a field champion. she will make a good hunting dog, and
a good breeding dog. she is housebroke, she is a inside
dog, loves to play ball, kennel trained, or you can leave
her out of the kennel she will just laydown on her big
pillow, sit, stay, fetch, point, drops and retrieves, gun
broke, and hunted some birds. loves kids to play ball with
her. great with kids, and other dogs. just loves to play,
and a fast learner. if you have any other question please
e-mail me, or more pictures. $700 or best offer. thanks,
stacy
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Date : 01/18/2007
City : pioneer Zip Code : 43554
State : Ohio
Country : United States of America
Phone : 419-438-1875
| | Price : 700 USD | | | | | 6604 - Classified Dogs Puppies - German Shorthaired Pointer |
Gsp puppies -- field champion sired |
these liver/white pups are from a field trial champion male.
these pups have the heritage behind him to be a fantastic
hunter, family companion and show dog. these pups can be
sold with akc limited registration for $500 (males) and $600
(females), or full registration with conditions for $900-$1000.
a contract must be signed with purchase. they have been
crate trained, leash trained, started on hunting commands
and obedience commands, socialized with children, cats and
other dogs. please e-mail arielskennels@msn.com for more
information. shipping is available nationwide for approx $350
extra.
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Date : 01/16/2006
City : Cushing Zip Code : 75760
State : Texas
Country : United States of America
Phone : 936-326-8794
Website : http://www.arielskennels.com | | Price : 500 USD | | | | | 5519 - Classified Dogs Puppies - German Shorthaired Pointer |
Wanted german shorthair puppy |
hello im looking for a german short hair pointer
puppy. im wanting to replace a stolen hunting
friend boe. he was stolen from my home. i dont have
a lot of money to spend right now. i spent a lot of
time and money on boe just to have him taken from
me. im ready to start over. please contact me if you
can help me. thanks
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Date : 11/02/2005
City : CEDAR RAPIDS Zip Code : 52403
State : Iowa
Country : United States of America
Phone : 319-361-2999
| | | | | 4823 - Classified Dogs Puppies - German Shorthaired Pointer |
German shorthair puppies |
german shorthair puppies for sale. parents working/hunting
dogs. 5 male and 2 female. some solid liver, white with liver
spots and 1 female tick and liver.
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Date : 09/17/2005
City : Deming Zip Code : 88030
State : New Mexico
Country : United States of America
Phone : 505-546-7886
| | Price : 150 USD | | | | | 845 - Classified Dogs Puppies - German Shorthaired Pointer |
German shorthaired pointer pups ch. bl |
we are selling german shorthaired pointer pups that will be 6
wks old 11/16/04. both sire and dam are from champion
bloodlines. the sire is half american and half german. i'm
told that in germany, these dogs cannot be registered until
they pass hunting tests in the field. on the american side of
the sire's pedigree, there are numerous field champs, dual
champs, & dual am. champs; two of which i'm told are in
the hall of fame. this is a bloodline to be proud of. the black
that you see in the puppies is the germay bloodline showing.
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Date : 11/14/2004
City : Hartford Zip Code : 66854
State : Kansas
Country : United States of America
Phone : 620-392-5578
| | | | | 593 - Classified Dogs Puppies - German Shorthaired Pointer |
Akc german shorthaired pointer pups chmpn. bl |
akc german shorthaired pointer pups born 10/05/04 and will
be ready to go 11/16/04. the sire and dam are both from
champion bloodlines. the sire is 1/2 german and 1/2
american. in germany, these dogs can only be registered
after successfully completing the required tests for hunting
upland and waterfowl. on the american side there are
multiple fc's, dc, and da including 2 in the hall of fame.
three of these pups are liver and white, and 8 of them are
black and white. the black color reflects the germany breed.
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Date : 10/31/2004
City : Hartford Zip Code : 66854
State : Kansas
Country : United States of America
Phone : 620-392-5578
| | | | | 403 - Classified Dogs Puppies - German Shorthaired Pointer |
I would like to give a dog a loving home |
i am looking for a german short-haired pointer that needs a
home. at this time i am unable to spend a lot of money on a
good dog but i currently have a catahoula that i've had since
puppy & she has cancer. i want a dog that is faily young and
can learn things from the old dog. i have had animals all my
life, have a large area to keep the dog in and lots of love &
affection to give. i have just gone to work after being out of
work for a year & things are tough. but i can & will take
great care of a dog.
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Date : 10/23/2004
City : Highlands Zip Code : 77562
State : Texas
Country : United States of America
Phone : 281-426-3485
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