2-Year-Old Fully Trained German Shorthaired Pointer – Proven Bird Dog Ready for the Field
If you’re looking for a young, driven, fully trained hunting partner, this 2-year-old female German Shorthaired Pointer is the real deal.
She has been professionally trained and actively hunted with us in Mexico—primarily for pheasant—before the area became too unsafe. She has strong natural instincts, excellent drive, and the kind of focus hunters appreciate in a serious bird dog. She works hard in the field and is loyal, smart, and eager to please.
Field & Training Highlights:
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Other Details:
Female, 2 years old
German Shorthaired Pointer: We never received their paperwork from the breeder, Charlie Rose (Texas).
Spayed & up-to-date on all shots
Athletic, healthy, and ready to hunt in the field.
Affectionate and well-mannered when not working
We aren’t hunting anymore, and this dog deserves a home where she can continue doing what she was bred and trained for. She would make an excellent fit for a hunter wanting a capable partner with years of potential ahead.
If you’re a serious hunter looking for a proven, talented GSP with lots of drive, reach out for more details. Serious inquiries only—she’s a special dog and we want her in the right hands.
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