German Shorthaired Pointer Understanding Their Protective Instincts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2023
- German Shorthaired Pointer: Understanding Their Protective Instincts
The German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) is a versatile and intelligent breed known for its exceptional hunting skills However, apart from their hunting abilities, GSPs are also renowned for their protective instincts Understanding and properly channeling these instincts is crucial for owning a GSP
To comprehend why German Shorthaired Pointers possess such strong protective instincts, we must delve into their history Originally developed in Germany during the 19th century, GSPs were bred to be multifunctional hunting dogs capable of tracking prey on both land and water
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An elite breed in every Sense of the word
I know this won’t go over well with other breed owners but BEST DAM BREED PERIOD. I would do anything to have my Tango back the way he was 10 years ago. A priceless companion.
My boy Ford is the most loyal and most intelligent dog I've ever had. This is saying a lot as I've raised border collies before. He was abused in his previous household. Because of this, he has a very strong distrust for strangers. It's often mistaken for bad behavior.
Raised 3 Border Collies, now 1 GSP, trained tons of breeds... Intelligence isn't close, my border collies figured out stuff like bringing matching shoes & putting rejects back by themselves unlimited vocabulary, couldn't spell trigger words around them... no GSP can do that.
GSP: way more cuddly, smell better 4 hunting & 10x better @ dog parks & training other dogs through. GSP don't beg me to throw balls whenever awake, like them more.
My brother, plus other friends have had a total of 17 Black Lab's. So - I bought a English Springer Spaniel. Red was with me for 17 years, and I still have his picture a year after he went to that wonderful dog meadow in the sky... I am looking at a Shorthair puppy next week.
They need a LOT of physical and mental exercise (way more than a lab needs) or they'll get bored/restless and tear your home apart.
I was working an exercise in the military 12 days of 12 hour work shifts, no days off) and my roommate was on vacation. On day 8 I came home to a completely shredded couch, like all the cushions torn up and the back to every spot. Foam filling torn to pieces and everywhere! And I couldn't even be mad because I was neglecting their needs. They also got into a 500 pill bottle of Ibuprofen once and that sucked. Vomit everywhere (like 12 piles between 2 dogs) and late night emergency vet visit for stomach pumping then a 2 day vet stay on IV fluids and charcoal to clear it all out. That was an expensive experience.
Anyway the point is they are very naughty if you don't give them proper exercise and some mental simulation. Both times I was at fault for neglecting those needs. I always made sure they at least had the very basics.....fed them, made sure of water and grooming...nails clipped (they didn't really need baths at all unless they get muddy or stinky).
Love my GSP molly ❤
We socialize my gsp bur when she's home she go's into protect mode
I love my Queen - is my 3rd GSP and would never consider another bread
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