German shorthaired pointer training

German Shorthaired Pointer's love to run and explore. So it's vital for owners to ensure they have perfect recall. Luckily, they train easily.

The German Shorthaired Pointer, a dog bred specifically as a hunting companion and working dog, is good natured, friendly, and eager to please. The German

GSPs were bred to be bird dogs, made for speed, agility and endurance. Which means they need a lot of exercise, physically and mentally.

Is your GSP a handful? Then you’re not alone! German Shorthaired Pointers were bred in Germany during the 19th century for hunting. They’re full of energy and if not managed,

If your big, tough German Shorthaired Pointer spends a fair amount of time whining like a baby, you may wonder what’s going on with your dog. The GSP is known to be a bit of a whiner, but that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t be paying attention to why your GSP is whining. Why do German Shorthaired Pointers whine so much?

The German Shorthaired pointer dog breed is an extremely high energy dog. GSP's will require at least an hour of physical activity daily.

So you want a German Shorthaired Pointer? Versatile, high performance, power, intelligence, endurance, speed, agility, athletic, family dog, outdoors, and high energy.

German Shorthaired Pointers are well-loved canines and find themselves as beloved family member in many homes. They are very loyal and friendly animals who love…

German Shorthaired Pointers (GSP) are full of energy, need lots of exercise, and “can be extremely challenging from six months to three years old,” according to the AKC breed description. The good news: they’re also highly receptive to training and picking up early obedience commands. And that’s why learning to train your GSP will be […]