German Shorthaired Pointer Dogs Available for Adoption

Meet Bear
A Neutered 5 year old German Shorthaired Pointer with a beautiful solid chocolate coat and a heart that was never meant for hunting...
Just for loving.
Bear does great with other dogs and gets along with children. He hasn't been introduced to cats yet, so a slow introduction is recommended before adoption.
For most of his life, Bear has lived outside. Because of that, he is not house trained yet- but he's never truly been given the chance to learn what its like to be part of a home indoors and will need lots of patience and training.
He is a smart boy who already knows some commands like stay and heel.

Bear came to us because he wasn't the right fit as a hunting companion. But being "not good enough" for one purpose doesn't mean he isn't exactly right for another.
He doesn't care about the guns or that kind of game/ chase. He doesn't live to perform. He simply wants to run for fun, play without pressure, and be close to the people around him.
What Bear needs is not a job but a chance..
A chance to be inside, a chance to learn, a chance to be loved, and a chance to finally belong.
He was never meant to be a hunter but simply a loyal, playful, loving dog whose heart was meant to be someone's best friend.

The German Shorthaired Pointer is a versatile and intelligent sporting dog breed known for its athleticism and hunting abilities. With a striking coat that is typically liver and white, these dogs are energetic, loyal, and make excellent companions for active families. They excel in various canine sports, such as agility and field trials, and are eager to please their owners. Their keen sense of smell and natural hunting instincts make them ideal for hunting birds and small game. Socialization and mental stimulation are essential for the well being of this breed.

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