DENVER TAKES FIRST PLACE IN HUNT CLASS AT GSPCA NATIONALS!
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO DENVER!! PUPPIES ARRIVED ON THE 18TH
Thank You Shea and Tiffany Skinner for a successful year presenting Nell and making the top 25!Victory Lane Kennels, Stanwood, WA
Nell is #17 in breed points, she made the Top 25!!!!!!
She is #9 GSP in All Breed points BISS, GCHB, VJK-Myst New Star on Parade @ Sageflyer, JH
Tiffany and Nell
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DENVER -- BISS, Bronze GCh, CanCh Sageflyer's Moonlight Troubadour, SH -- Multiple Group placements,
Top 25 All Breed 2012,
Finished at 12 months,
Titled as Senior Hunter,
1 Field Trial Placement, now
Available for Stud
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ABOUT THE BREED The German Shorthaired Pointer is a versatile hunting dog bred for hunting upland birds, waterfowl and also small furry game. The GSP is competitive in performance field events, agility, tracking and obedience. They are athletic, smart and when bred correctly, have excellent health and temperament for being a family companion or hunting partner. They require exercise daily and enjoy human companionship. More information and resources can be found on the German Shorthair Pointer Club of America website www.GSPCA.org. Their publication, the Shorthair Journal has good articles, and updated standings for competitive events. OUR PHILOSOPHY We believe in advancing the breed by following breeding practices that include health clearances, proven hunting ability and special attention to GSP-AKC breed standard for correct conformation, temperament and intelligence. These dogs like to be active. We take our dogs to the field and the show ring where they truly enjoy their work. And that's really what it's all about, giving the dogs a job they love and watching them execute what they've learned. Putting conformation (show) and/or hunt titles on our dogs is part of our commitment to breeding for both form and function. Training starts early to get their "head in the game", and the results speak for themselves. Companion dogs benefit from activities they can enjoy doing with you: swimming, playing ball and retrieving games, hiking, running and almost anything outdoors. The reality is that most puppies are placed in companion homes and need to be able to live and interact with both adults and children. We want to give them the best chance to thrive in any home. TRAINING The best way to keep your puppy and older dog out of trouble is to give him a job, which means doing a little training: whether it's BASIC OBEDIENCE or more advanced hunting or other competitive training, taking time to teach your dog new skills or reinforce what they know, will keep you and your friend satisfied. We strive to give the puppy the best start by early handling and puppy training before they go to their homes. See our LINKS page for resources to help you get started. The GSP Club of Washington sponsors conformation and field events, with many members involved in training and showing their own dogs and is a great source of information. 
DENVER ON POINT
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