German Shorthaired Pointer

Buy a German shorthaired pointer or, better yet, rescue one.

They also own Carlee, the German shorthaired pointer who won last year's best in show.

Carlee's victory does not necessarily set the stage for a run of victories by German shorthaired pointers.

For example, the entry for German shorthaired pointer says, "Relationship with children - not good."

German Shorthaired Pointers along with other sporting dogs requires a lot of exercise and space to run.

They recently adopted a German shorthaired pointer named Luna.

The precise origin of the German Shorthaired Pointer is unclear.

It turned out that Goldsmith was in the market for a German shorthaired pointer, and the man knew a breeder.

These mostly German shorthaired pointers, bred for speed but not much else, bear little resemblance to our shaggy pack.

Most German shorthaired pointers make excellent watchdogs.

The German Shorthaired Pointer needs plenty of vigorous activity.

Any German shorthaired pointer that is "ponderous or unbalanced because of excess substance should be definitely rejected.

"A German shorthaired pointer," I said.

Both played golf and bowling, raised German Shorthaired Pointer's, and she also rode motorcycles.

On the box was a photograph of Hooper himself, the German shorthaired pointer who was the inspiration for the device, putting the scooper to use.

It is inherited in Yorkshire Terriers and German Shorthaired Pointers.

But as an adult, he pursued interests like bull riding and hunting and turned his German shorthaired pointer, Maggie, into a field-trial champion.

It has short hair that may be liver and white, or orange and white, commonly ticked like the coat of most German Shorthaired Pointers.

Courtenay Fleetfoot of Pennyworth and the German Shorthaired Pointer Ch.

Pearl the Wonder Dog, a German shorthaired pointer, apparently identical with the one that makes its first appearance in "Pastime" (1991), watched attentively.

The German shorthaired pointer (GSP) is a breed of dog developed in the 19th century in Germany for hunting.

Like many other deep-chested dogs, German shorthaired pointers are highly prone to gastric torsion, AKA bloat.

The logo of the Westminster Kennel Club is a Pointer, not a German shorthaired pointer, though frequently mistaken for the latter.

Irish setters, German shorthaired pointers, Labrador retrievers, Newfoundlands, and St. Bernards have all been used to pull sleds in the past.