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Dog folk- Any GSP owners

Discussion in 'General' started by Hyperdyne, Aug 23, 2021.

  1. Hyperdyne

    Hyperdyne Indy United SBK

    I lost my Weim back in 19 and am slowly getting the feels for another pup. Definitely set on a male and they will primarily be a house dog with trips to the fields for quail and dove.

    I just don’t think another Weim is possible.
    Too many feels. Any advice on a GSP would be helpful.

    Thanks!
     
  2. SundaySocial

    SundaySocial Blue & Gold

    Only problem I can see with any dog, C5DB389E-E268-4286-A927-F96BA5F3F274.jpeg is that we outlive them.
    Rescue #15 (“Kane-9”) makes me smile with his young dog traits, and helps me remember his predecessor in a positive way.
    They WILL break your heart; the only way to fill that void is to jump back in.
    First time he strolls over, and lays on your feet, the hurt will start to abate.
     
  3. SuddenBraking

    SuddenBraking The Iron Price

    I had two GSPs as a kid (at the same time - Atticus and Bear). They were amazing.
     
  4. eggfooyoung

    eggfooyoung You no eat more!

    No advice on the Short Hairs, other than maybe seeing if George Hickox has pups, but I'm 99% sure my next bird dog will be an English Pointer.
     
  5. sdg

    sdg *

    Friend has one, she might be mix but her color is right. Amazing dog, smart. She took some work though... We went looking for her a few times. Definitely a bird dog
     
  6. Newyork

    Newyork Dip Mode

    No advice on GSPs but I replaced my rescue pitbull with another rescue pitbull and I absolutely love this dog….I hate to say it (sorry Bones) more so than his predecessor. I say go for another Weim and fulfill your hearts desire.

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  7. ck.mecha

    ck.mecha Well-Known Member

    My GSP is turning 10 this December, no health problems at all in that time. In his early years when I was single and he was the only pup he was super loving and attached. Now with another dog, wife, and kid he is a bit more of a loner. Always has been very loyal, well behaved with little training, and what I consider a prototypical dog. He was never destructive if he wasn't exercised, but could easily run all day if you let him. Highly recommend[​IMG]

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  8. JBraun

    JBraun Well-Known Member

    They’re the worst.

    When they’re puppies they eat everything.
    They have more energy than a nuclear power plant until about age 10, then they get stubborn.
    Their little hairs will be stuck on everything forever.
    Forget about anything off leash, unless it’s on the dogs terms.
    Also scolding them is worthless because they will give you a look that’s so dejected you’ll swear you’re the worst person in the planet.
    Oh, I almost forgot to say they’re fucking amazing and worth all the headaches you could imagine.


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  9. ck.mecha

    ck.mecha Well-Known Member

    That's a handsome fellow there, how old is he? Hope I get at least 5 more good years with my guy

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  10. Sprinky

    Sprinky Well-Known Member

    I miss the hell out of our rescue GSP Ruka. Gun shy as hell so never hunted over her. She was the biggest Velcro dog I’ve ever had and I still miss hanging with her.
    Since you had a weim you should be used to the energy!
    We ended up with two English Setters because, well their going to be my Grouse chasing buddies. Still miss Ruka though.
    The Setters Pluto and Fletcher
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    Rest In Peace Ruka
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  11. Sprinky

    Sprinky Well-Known Member

    GSP’s to a tee. Nailed it
     
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  12. JBraun

    JBraun Well-Known Member

    In that photo he was 12. He gave me 13 great years before he passed in ‘17. He was a happy guy to the end but his hips let him down and I had to do the hard thing.
     

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