German Shorthaired Pointer: How to Own, Train and Care for Your German Shorthaired Pointer

by Crystal Anderson

The German Shorthaired Pointer loves to make their masters delighted and he definitely loves to work so hard for them particularly if they are rewarded with food, play and praise for a job well done. They are not generally bullheaded and have the ability to master new exercises instantly. The toughest test is to keep them so focused when it comes to training. This breed can get easily uninterested.
With certainty, this breed is regarded as one of the rare hunting breeds which actually possess the ability to perform almost all gundog duties practically. Furthermore, it can be a retriever and a pointer. This dog can chase waterfowl and even upland birds, deer, raccoons and rabbits. This excellent canine companion will surely comply with unwavering dependability.

32 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 9, 2014

Reviews

[mrs k j butler · Rating 3 out of 5]

Lacks detail

I choose this initially because I wanted more information about how to train my 5minth old pointer. The book states it covers training but not adequate for my needs. However there were some good links at the back which are useful