Crazy hunting dog gets his first groom | German Shorthaired Pointer
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My 1st doggo was part pointer. He barked three times in his twelve years, each time to warn us of danger. Duke was truly the best of buddies for a young boy, and I miss him 45 years later.
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45 years ! That's a long time , I am sure the memories are still fresh and beautiful sir ! 😀
Sometimes I think these stories are fake
I'm sorry for your loss
My neighbor had one of these dogs, name was just "Boss". He'd run from yard to yard and check on everyone (cul-de-sac) just to see if he could help. He'd try to help with anything... fishing, gardening, backyard football. He was everyone's friend. No one cared that he basically roamed free. Cool dog.
I feel like dogs like that straight up just are 1000% soul and drive. They don't love, they idolize. I bet he dreamt of all you guys when he slept. That could be a damn movie. I had a cat like that everyone called bandit, if you left a window open on our block he would just come and chill in your place. He had a schedule, literally. We would always wonder around six, when he knew we would all be getting home from work, and hang out in the living room. Every single day for two years.
My boy's name is Boss too. LOL
@@highandtight5544 Wander.
honestly sounds like the perfect environment for a dog like this, just a small community where the dog goes where they are needed and they are free to run and play and work to their hearts content
@@richard_red_64 😁👍
Thanks Vanessa for taking such good care of our boy! He loved it.
He is handsome young man I’m in love with him 🥰
Adam, we just helped rescue two German Shorthair pointer males in an emergency situation. We live in Northern New England. They are healthy, but really need new homes. The owner was homeless and surrendered his boys for their sake. Because of the owner's situation we don't have enough info to give to a German Shorthair Pointer rescue group and we're a bit at an impasse. Any ideas?
@Adam Garrett Kudos to you for having energy to engage a GSP. You must be quite the triathlete lol. Also cool to see loyalty for her business with Rocky, Famous , & Kennedi being groomed + pampered in the past. Once you find a groomer who takes craftmanship to another level you stay w/ them! Reggie is a good boy. Well wishes from Chicago 🐕
Is your dog a good swimmer? I know a GSP who has a lot of trouble swimming.
I had a GSP i did 12 miles on foot it did 142 they are great dogs but nuts.
My childhood dog was a pointer. My dad bought her so she could collect the ducks when he went duck shooting, but unfortunately the pup was scared of ducks 😂
Oh sad 🤣
Oopsie! 😂 😂
My uncle was hoping to take his GSP/pit bull mix hunting after he got him but was terrified of loud noises. He was previously my brother's dog but ended up with my Aunt and Uncle after my brother died.
ours was allergic to rabbit hair 😁 got a sneezing fit all the time. but was an ace in duck hunting, loved water, but no baths 😂 i miss him so much 😔 gone 3 years ago to cancer….
@@rsqddogmom please tell me the family still kept the dog
If this is his first visit, I can only assume that Reggie was simply deserving a pamper - and frankly I completely agree. The bestest boi!
We have a pitbull mix that recently went to the groomer for that reason 😀
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Suspect the owners - being very good with dogs - were giving him a new experience for his education. * I used to take my rhotti to just sit in the waiting room at vets, ( with their permission) to get used to sitting there quietly. This turned out to be very useful later when she was ill and stressed.
@@wombat.6652 Exclt idea to do that. For a pup , had touched paws + toenails, taken near the airport in car [loud noises], brushed & massaged, and turned on low volume dryer nearby [sound & effect]. Never thought of vet visit [w/ permission]. Thx for idea.
Thanks, and most welcome.
It's literally impossible to tire this breed out. They just go and go and then go some more. You will be exhausted and need your bed and these guys will just be getting started. Great hunters and trail dogs.
I'd imagine that bares out to a shorter life span unfortunately.
@@mnomadvfx They are actually quite a healthy and long-lived breed. Our old lady passed at 13, only due to intestine cancer, but beside that she was in prime health.
I've seen others go on to 15+, they just get mellow around age 10 and get that regal look with gray hair on their faces.
Last year my family took theirs camping with us. We were on a lake so we went swimming and at one point we started throwing a frisbee in the lake for the dog to fetch. After 3 or 4 hours solid of throwing the frisbee for her we went back to the site, this dog was whining to keep playing as she was struggling to not fall asleep on the spot.
@@mnomadvfx nope! They live an average of 13 years. When my 15 year old GSP was alive she still acted like a puppy when she was outside
@@mnomadvfx not necessarily. They are bred to be very high energy. Other breeds as similar. For example we used to have a Rhodesian Ridgeback which are bred for long distance running. She could run at a medium pace all day long very long distances (or lie around doing nothing!) She was 17 when she passed away. Horses for courses innit.
It's a reflection on you and your service that Reggie's owners want to support you, even though their dog doesn't NEED grooming. it's really nice to see :)
@Emily M Agree w/ u. She takes her craft to next-level . Makes me look at all occupations & careers and how some are more devoted and interested in doing their best
reflection? He's intact, this is obviously an ad for them.
@@failtolawl I want to correct you but I don't understand what you even mean.
“Aggressive hunter… fearless protector”
Meanwhile, Reggie: *shivering, crying* 😂
Exactly what I’m thinking 🤣🤣🤣
I think the video says the crying was a Rottweiler in the background
@@ericplunder2744 of course the rottie was crying lol
My sister has one, he is crying and needy the entire time she is not present. No matter if it's minutes or days.
Idk if it's wrong training or just their personality though
Dogs of this caliber if not given proper exercise and stimulation can become a bit anxious. It's just in their nature. It should also be said that she stated it was his very first appointment so he could just have understandable nervousness!
My late father used to love Pointers, he had an English Pointer that he adopted as a rescue, he was the most loyal dog you ever saw. He would happily walk alongside my father without a leash, never once running off or getting aggressive at other dogs. He would walk him down to the nearby coastal beach and he would run for ages, happy as can be, and would never get vocal unless he was being playfully wound up. I think he would have adored this video.
I'm sure your late father is smiling down on you for such a kind comment in his memory.
this comment is making me tear up, just wanted to let you know. your dad and his doggo sound lovely
assuming his dog isnt alive anymore either, i bet hes still loyally by your fathers side in whatever exists after death
Lol. The rottie in the background is so paw defensive he even gets upset at other dogs nail trims!!
Rotties have deceptively cute faces 🙃 If I didn't know of their protective instinct n prowess, I would've gone up to pat their broad heads😅
That's what I thought! ahahahahahahahaha
He is an empath 🤣🤣🤣
he hears the clippers and it triggers his ptsd lol
i laughed so hard at that part because my rottie hates having her nails clipped!
I had a GSP for nearly 16 years. She was the best dog EVER - sweet, fun, funny, loving, VERY easy to train, perfectly mannered and behaved. Great breed!
My first and best dog was Ginger, a German Shorthaired Pointer. On top of being as described here, she was the smartest dog I ever met. She was also an incredible family dog, helping to raise our son from the time he was 3. She was gentle, loyal, and protective - everything you could possibly want in a family dog. She's been gone 25 years, but I still miss her.
I never thought about our groomers missing our doggies as much as we do :(
Why the transition from teeny weeny 🐕to a long-legged 🦮?
@@nanyanghuayi upgrades :D imo bigger dogs are significantly better.
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I know my groomer cried when my 18-year-old mutt passed. She'd been grooming her since she was a wee pup, so it was a long relationship - And a good one. ❤
@@authenticpoppy Love u for being a great owner to a wonderful, long-lived mutt 😇
My aunt and uncle rescued a GSP years ago. His name was Jet and he was such a great dog! He was so fast, hence his name, and could run for hours on end. He was best friends with their other big dog at the time, a female Dalmation named Ladybug, Bug for short. They watched over the property, Jet would great with licks, Bug with growls until she accepted you, then she switched to licks too ;) They are both buried under a tree by the lake in front of the house so they can still see who is coming up the driveway :)
I loved your comment, thank you for sharing their story.
The end made me choke up, ngl. Thank you for sharing. I hope you tell them they’re good doggos from time to time :’)
Oh man, your story just made me flashback to the end of Where The Red Fern Grows. Now I'm bawling and scaring the crap out of my Bengal. Thank you for sharing them with us 🌈
@@littleredhen8205 oh no, now YOU’ve made ME flashback to that movie. BRB crying.
@@littleredhen8205 I was about to comment "Does a red fern grow between them?" Happy I'm not the only one who remembers that book/movie.
I love how all the comments are beautiful stories about these dogs from prior or current owners. 💖 Really sweet to just scroll and read a bunch.
Exactly! 😀
I had a German Shorthaired Pointer named Buck for 18 years. A very energetic working dog, and he was also very sweet with my kids. I still miss my handsome boi Buck.
I have a German wiredhair pointer called buck 😂 crazy dog but equally goofy
18! WOW!
@@higherlove8886 Yes! He was hit by a car and severely wounded, but he recovered. He survived testicular cancer as well. He was a Super Dog.
@@Tiisiphone you obviously gave him a good life ❤️. I have a 12 year old GSP who is still going strong. If it wasn't for his gray face, you'd think he was still 5. Awesome dogs.
I absolutely love Reggie. My grandfather used to own a German Pointer that he'd use for hunting and tracking down the bodies of fowl like geese here in PA. His name was Severus, and he lived to the ripe old age of 13 before he passed away of natural causes. His last year of his life, my grandmother made a trip to McDonald's every day to buy him a Big Mac, because life is short and he deserved it.
Aww that last bit is so sweet. I lost my 16 year old spaniel this year and I wish I would have given her more despite eating almost exclusively human food the past 3 years 😂
Severus....yusssssss
@A Catalan Liam He did eat the whole big Mac, but I think my grandmother kept the fries for herself! lol
@A Catalan Liam I have two GSP girls, Poppy and Fizz (very appropriate!) and the only food I have known them turn down is raw meat. I cook for them only human grade food but raw meat, they just won't touch it. And yes, they would have the fries and coke too, if allowed.
I love that story❤️
Oh yes. The German Short haired pointer is an excellent hunting dogs. We rescued one. We named him Grinn, He loved to smile so much.
This video made me emotional! Growing up my next door neighbors had one of these gorgeous dogs. His name was Hansi. He was incredibly sweet and gentle interacting with a little kid but when he was with adults or just being himself in his yard it was like someone turned on his turbo boost. He wasn’t my dog but I saw him often enough that when I think of my childhood and that particular home, Hansi is always part of my happy memories. ❤️
I miss my short hair 38 years later. Her name was Bullitt; we lived on a farm so she got plenty of action. On my beautiful dog!
I used to work at a vets office. Two hunting buddies,one regular German short hair, named Ruger and a German wire short hair named Winchester. They were so fun and loving and great hunting buddies. They were both very well behaved after the bathing started but to get them into the tub was always a challenge. When you brought him through and he started going around and around in circles it was very reminiscent lol. If you have a lot of energy and let them do their work whether it be actual hunting or photography with some catching & retreiving involved these are great family pets.🐶🐶💞
yup. some dogs don't like baths and let you know it!
Was this Philadephia?
Rottweiler: You're KILLING him!
Reggie: Chill out, bro.
I have an English Pointer, and he is by-far one of the smartest, most stoic dogs that I've ever had. He's knows when to be playful, and when to be serious.
I like the way how she patiently explains about all of the dog breeds ❤️
My dad had a dog like this, Roxie, she was so sweet. We had free range chickens on our farm and when she was young she would point at them but she never hurt them.
So cute 😭🥺
Damn. I got a hunting dog called Roxie aswell. Funnily enough it is the same breed.
"There they are."
That is the cutest thing I've ever heard!!! Oh my goodness! Absolutely precious!
Same here! Our GSP now ignore them after the rooster chased him and kicked him in the butt. It was hilarious! We now use him to find and kill the rats living near the chicken coop, and he is such a good boy! He won’t bother a single hen laying in the nest, as he works to kill the rats in their house.
When you pour the shampoo in the shampoo nozzle it looks so nice
"The pointer will make labs look sluggish"
Nothing truer has been said. They are beyond high energy.... run 10 miles and theyll still keep going
I grew up with two GSPs in our house-our first dog Bruno was not your typical Shorthair, he was thick and stocky and very much a chill couch potato. Our second shorthair Austin was the epitome of the breed, high energy, loyal, smart and a total goof. They were both absolutely wonderful family dogs and my mom still has a huge soft spot for them! I always get excited when I see Shorthairs in anything because I always remember my two beloved boys.
Another reason for the name Pointer comes from their extremely pointy elbows that they are not afraid to use if you are taking too long to wake up in the morning. One of those to the ribs and you are not going back to sleep anytime soon.
😄Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise; your Pointer knows that 😂
Hahaha oh that's awesome, and so true! LOL
Lmao. Very funny & sooo true!
Going from cute tiny yorkies to Reggie is quite a change 🤣
Reggie is cute too
Our family has had several pointers.. they're basically the only dogs I've ever known. Just amazing dogs.. incredible temprament, funny, sometimes goofy, and really intelligent. Endlessly patient with children. Just amazing family pets if you can deal with their energy... two good walks a day!
My childhood dog was a GSP, an absolute lunatic (first of her litter, of course)! Had the biggest personality, needed 3 long off-leash walks a day, and loved us more than anything. I’ll always see GSP’s fondly because of Cali 🥺💕
Little late to the party but that’s our GSP. 3 off leash walks a day. And they’re not walks to be honest. He runs through the desert in the morning, fetch for 1 hour at the park, and then his nightly walk at another park. He’ll sleep for 2 hours in between each of those exercise routines. Some days he’ll be mellow, other days he won’t let up.
I love Pointers and their pattern! What a good doggie.
i actually have a GWP! his names gus
First 10 seconds were like, "nope, nope, don't wanna, not sure what's going on here." LOL
One of the workers at my Great-grandma's nursing home would bring their dog into work everyday. I'm not sure if he is the same breed but he looked exactly like this one. He was always running around the home bringing smiles to the residents. I remember playing with him a lot as a kid. What amazing dogs
I have a gsp, she has basically no energy, she doesn’t play fetch, she just lays around, but she is the most loving and caring dog I’ve ever met
0:54 reminds me of my family’s 8 month old puppy Bowzer, mostly due to his droopy squishy jowls it’s so cute cause he looks like a little old baby man with the energy of a toddler. So I hope Reggie’s family takes ample opportunity to enjoy the squish of his face
I too enjoy a squishy face 😂 I've always called it "droopy face" because we've had boxers and their jowls are just 100% droop ❤️
You're so lucky you get to touch all those velvety soft ears.
This dog was the most tolerant and relaxed I have seen on your channel. Nothing irked him No better ambassador for his breed.
A well behaved dog is a true testament to the love and training the owners have dedicated a lot of time and energy and that stuff makes me so happy I shed the happiest tears
“Crazy” is as synonymous with GSPs as “Stubborn” is to huskies
Then you haven't met a German Jagdterrier. They're completely mental, but really fun. Just count all your fingers after you met one..
Fun fact. In french, they're called Braque Allemand and there's an old french expression that says "fou braque" to designate extra crazy.
Hell yeah... the German hunting dog breeds are just as "crazy" as we Germans :))
His sweet widdle face when you were washing it with the shampoo was so cute!
I love how calm he is with you ♥️ not antsy or nervous at all. His angel siblings must have let him know you were one of their people ♥️
I grew up with several german shorthairs- each and every one was basically a sausage full of energy! They were definitely ones to get into trouble if you didn't give them enough stimulation and exercise, and they had an absolutely ridiculous amount of energy. Even as they got older, they kept that same energy. I miss the first two we had (Sadie and Emma), but that just means I'll have to give more love to the newest puppy, Tia : )
One of my dogs, Pemigewasset (Pemi, for short), is a 9-year-old GSP/Black lab mix, and whenever he’s out in the yard, his GSP side comes out and he lifts one paw up whenever he sees something. And despite being part black lab, he absolutely hates water lmao. But he will always be my scaredy cat handsome boy
Are you from NH?! Mt. Pemi is one of my favorite hikes.
My Lucy is the same exact mix!
@@lukeheffernan I’m not but my family and I have been camping in the White Mountains every summer for almost 18 years. He’s named after both Mt. Pemigewasset and the Pemigewasset River :)
@@compscidoggo That’s such a cute name :D
thats absolutely adorable !!!!!
We have an 8 year old pointer/lab mix and he really is the best dog ever. He's a little lower energy than a typical GSP but still much higher energy than a lab. He points, he loves to chase the ball, and he's very silly. He has the big chest of a GSP but the hind end of a lab, so he walks a little funny. Overall he's very sweet and protective. We would strongly consider getting a GSP or another mix in the future, they're excellent dogs.
One thing nobody ever talks about is how much personality GSP and mixes have. Booker is very attached to his toys and won't sleep unless he has his 'lizard', which he's had since he was a puppy and has never destroyed. He also loves to cuddle and thinks he's much smaller than he is when it comes to lap time. He's around 70ish pounds.
Totally the same as our lab/pointer, Sam
She was a good dog
I have a 6 year old 50lb black lab/GSP mix and she’s the greatest dog ever as well. She’s sweet, smart, funny, energetic, an incredibly fast runner and great swimmer, and I love it when she points. She’s obsessed with bunnies and loves the cold and snow. She’s so fast that she ruptured her ACL mid last November so we’ve been doing lots of PT after her surgery and she’s doing so well!
Reggie is such a well-mannered gentledog. Beautiful coat and face and personality to boot.
I loved my GSP. So much energy. She always made me laugh. Never off duty. At 2 am, she'd be standing under a tree, staring at the birds who went to bed lol. I miss her
i have one, she's old, but she was so gentle when i was younger because i was a baby, she's truly the most gentlest dog!
Such a well behaved boy. It's a testament to his owners. Good dogs equal great owners.
As a receptionist at a doggie daycare, I can confirm how crazy GSPs are without enough stimulation. I live in the south in the beach city so they’re extremely popular here but sadly, not everyone puts enough time in them that they deserve :(
I also use the Zoom Groom on our shorthair. I find it’s best to do this at least once a week since those little hairs stick to everything! Great video! Thanks for highlighting this wonderful breed!
Imagine a world where dogs live as long as their humans do!
I need a one way ticket there
Would be bad, the owner would die before the dog, than the dog is at risk of having a new owner at a late age or spending it's last Moments in a crate
Your videos encouraged me to get an equigroomer for my Carolina dog who hates absolutely everything to do with de shedding and wouldn’t you know it? He loves the dang thing. Kind of wondering if I should try the zoom groom too 😂
The Zoom Groom is rubber so it does pull a bit
How do you like your Carolina Dog? Heard about those but never met one!
Wow that's good to know, I've been considering an equigroomer but my dog absolutely hates being brushed so I wasn't sure that it would be worth it. But your comment makes me think I should give it a try!
I love the whole pointer group. I lost my weimaraner a year ago, at the age of almost 13. Miss that boy.
I love that she goes in depth describing each breed. I'm not a dog owner, but if I decide to get one, I want to make sure I get the exact right breed for me and my family, and this helps! I don't want to choose based on which ones I think are the cutest, but the one that will be happiest with my family's personality.
Thank you! You're definitely on the right path!
I accidently addopted a mountain cur puppy. I thought he was just a mixed breed but nope. He goes with me and my son almost everywhere and is very well behaved. He loves when we pick up my son from school.
In doggie day care these dogs were always the weirdos 😂 I love them.
Had a pointer X when I was a teenager, she was a great dog but took a lot of walking as she was constantly full of beans. Very obedient though, I loved her.
I especially like the rottie in the background, singing the song of their people in solidarity. 😆
We dog-sat a GSP and I can confirm-he needed an hour’s off-leash jaunt in the morning, and another after dinner or he would go all squirrelly in the house. Beautiful, friendly dog!
Shame, he shivered throughout the while process, but stayed a good boy! 💞💞💞
Had a GSP (Snoopy) for 16 years, we were outdoors people and... he enjoyed his life to the fullest!
Still miss him..he was the best loving dog we've ever had!
First of all . My sincere condolences to Reggie's owner for the loss of Rocky, Famous, and Kennedi. Rest in peace 😞. Also, what a handsome and well behaved boy Reggie is. Thanks Girl With The Dogs and staff for the work you do. You're awesome 🙂
I really love your channel. I used to volunteer at the humane society when I was young (13), and took the dogs on walks and played with them. I love how you explain the breeds history and temperaments. I don’t have a desire to own a dog, I have a more cat lifestyle. But I love my friends dogs and learning more about them. Good luck with your work and channel. You’re very talented.
Agreed
I have two. They are absolute beautiful, kind, and funny dogs. I defiantly recommend one if you’re looking for a dog.
Only if you have a lifestyle that is congruous with their habits and needs
I have a German shorthair pointer as a foster. She is sooo sweet. Her owner had to go into a home and she needs home.
My uncle breeds these dogs, super great dogs that I got to experience all through my childhood. He had a huge property and would run them a couple times a day with his 4-wheeler and then when we would all go to visit they'd get to play with everyone
Your videos never fail to put a smile on our faces.
i love dog's faces when she washes them so adorable ❤️
Love when he got in he was like 'nope open the door'
Your description of a working dog who can also be a family dog reminded me of my late Brittany. He gave us 15 wonderful years, and legit did not slow down until about age 11. I like to think Hubble and Reggie would have been friends 🥰
I love his eyes and how calm he his.
My first dog that was /mine/ was an Australian Shorthair (mixed with something with a lot of extra skin, she was a funny girl) and her name was "Angel". She lived up to that name perfectly and I still miss her desperately. She was such a perfect, well behaved, sweet little thing.
He is a good boy. I had a female GSP-springer mix ( a "sprointer") she was the nicest dog. Very smart, could learn a new trick in minutes. I miss her after 35 years.
We love our gsp so much, they are a fabulous breed as long as you give them lots of exercise of body and mind, my boy is 2 and hasn’t damaged anything in our home, he’s the best and most loyal dog. Loved watching this video, thanks x
I had a dog who was half boxer and half pointer. Fantastic dog! It was such a privilege to have her as my beloved pet for ten years.
Sounds like a great mix
GSPs are a great all around dog
My first dog exposure was my grandfather’s pointer “Duke” started a life long love of dogs.
That kiss on the snoot was perfect. Reggie was happy.
Oh my gosh! I love pointers! Had two as hunting dogs and family dogs growing up.
Oh my goodness what a good doogie. I just wanna kiss his lil squishy snoofer
I have a pointer mix as a service dog, and can definitely agree with the energy! Keeping up with her is how I got into running and hiking as frequently as I do. She points, tries to play with anything dog-sized (including groundhogs and feral cats), and tends to adopt anyone who spends more than 5 minutes in her presence. She loves working and if she didn't have a job I think she'd find one! I love her to pieces.
My rescue GSP died just before Christmas after 15 years with me. Thank you for this video.
I had a Pointer and he was wonderful. So well trained and willing to put up with anything. Did enjoy taking walks with me, the big baby.
My favorite is their ears they're so big and floppy😭❤
You’re a good woman. Bless you and the doggos
My son has an 11 year old GSP and they are inseparable when he's home from work. Still loves to go for long walks. He adopted him about four years ago. Funny thing is some dogs he completely ignores and a couple he likes to be with.
i just lost my Hank (gsp) 6 months ago, he was 16 and so handsome....nothing will ever fill the void left behind by a gsp, even though he was non stop pia lol, he loved his daddy more then anything and i will miss my boy forever....ps that is one of the only tools to remove that needle hair hahahaha.....good boy reggie
Such a beautiful breed! My father got our German shorthair pointer from a friend of his. Many ppl didn't want her because she hardly had any spots, but it never bothered my dad. Bibi was an excellent hunting partner and liked to kill any animal sight lol. Unfortunately, we had to put her down almost ten years ago. She lived until she was almost 18 years old! Still miss her to this day, but I know she's up in heaven, hunting pheasants. Animals are truly God's gift to us. God bless to anyone who reads this!
What a handsome man and a beautiful breed! I am mentally applauding the owners for being such amazing role models. RIP to their 3 munchkins.
I have hunted many times with German Shorthairs fantastic Bird Dogs
We have two pointers and going to get one more to complete our pack. I LOVE their hyper energetic unpredictable behavior. These dogs make me smile when my days are tough.
GWD: You're so cute
Reggie: yes, I know I am
My GSP is 15 years old and no longer pulls my arm out of it's socket, but he still has a great personality.
There is something very special about GSP's. Mine was a retired working dog. She was so special. Two years later and I still cry when I think about her.
Nearly every dog is an earthly manifestation of an angel, but having known a German SH, I can honestly say they are the pinnacle of angel status. So smart and loyal to a fault (they will do anything you ask and not stop doing it until you tell them). They're so sweet, so loving. And I have _not_ witnessed the high energy mentioned in this video, nor destructive tendencies if not kept busy. Such are traits I find much more consistently in Border Collies. I miss my Sammi so much.
He was so good, just going with flow!! What a beautiful coat!❤️🐾
He's in wonderful condition, a real credit to his owners.
I love pointers like him! One big thing to look out for with some pointers like him is that they've been known to hurt themselves from running too much for too long without a break. I had a friend who had one a long time ago. They actually got her cuss they were looking for a high energy dog to go with their active outdoor lives. I was told by them that their vet had them take precautions with her so she doesn't hurt herself. Downright the sweetest dog I have ever met, and she liked to point at random things (it was honestly adorable).