Hi, I'm looking for a new home. I love hunting, fishing, long walks on the beach, and being a great wrestling partner for the kids.

Won't you please adopt me?


Me too....


Don't forget me!!!

by adoption, do you mean free, other than shipping costs??

Unfortunately, not, unless you consider the adoption paperwork fees are $750.

This time of year, I wish they were already housebroken......
Cute little fellers.

Make that one stop looking at me!!! :-)

He just wants to pee on your carpet right now.

Naw, he wants to go hunting and be your buddy!!!!!! They're at the stage now where you can start with the potty training. So, we get them out in the yard as much as possible to start with that little exercise, especially when they wake up from naps.

I'm a Gordon Setter guy - tell me about the breed I'd venture a guess but I'd likely be wrong.

The Wachtelhund is a medium size dog (40-60 lbs), with thick wavy hair similar to a spaniel. They are a flushing retriever classified as a versatile breed hunting upland game birds, waterfowl and fur. Hardy, courageous, efficient over any terrain, the Wachtelhund has a great bloodhound-like nose and is intelligent, lively and easy to train. It is estimated that there are less than 150 Wachtelhunds in the United States.

There is additional reading on the Internet if you simply google "Wachtelhund".

That top picture should be illegal, followed by a 4-sale sign like it is...

graybird-

you REALLY REALLY didn't need to post this---

quote:

Originally posted by Sean Russell:
graybird-

you REALLY REALLY didn't need to post this---

One pup is headed to Texas, no reason why we can't throw two in the dog box!

quote:

Originally posted by Sean Russell:
graybird-

you REALLY REALLY didn't need to post this---

I'm relieved to know I'm not the only one.

To a particular or peculiar type of bird hunter, the bird dog is the center stage. I love my lab "Babe" and won't usurp or displace her position in the center of my universe, but truthfully, since these pups have been posted for sale I've dashed acquisition scenarios thru my head a dozen times.

It looks and sounds like a neat dog to run. A flushing dog has a little value up here, but the retrieving side as well as the smaller frame and mentioned disposition has merit.

Wow Man, I hope these pups go to homes that'll utilize their strengths.

Is this a male or female. How are these dogs registered, AKC,UKC etc.

Only males are left. The litter was 8 total with only 1 being a female, which she went quickly.

The dogs will be registered both UKC and AKC.

Thanks,

Graybird,
Are any of the puppies left? If I were to purchase one of these lil darlings, I wouldn't be able to pick it up until the end of March. My schedule just won't allow it.
No 2 still is talking to me.
Thanks
Rick

Rick,

At the moment, there are 4 pups still left. However, I have two individuals who have expressed interest in purchasing one.

The pups will be 6 weeks old on Sunday. They are still in the house with the bitter cold weather, but we have started the potty training sessions of going outside. It's fun watching them play in the snow.

I'm sure we could work something out regarding the timing of their new home.

Thanks,

Cody

Cody,
If you can hold the 2nd puppy in the pics until towards the end of March, I will take it. Those things are gorgeous.
My and My wife's schedule just will not permit us to take that responsibility on until then.
Rick

Rick,

PM headed your way.

I or rather my son, Adam, is one of the new owners of one of these pups. I am posting this because I am going to meet with graybird and pick the pup up towards the end of Feb in Ok City. I have to be sub rosa because that is enemy territory for UT supporters.

If anyone in La or Tex would like me to pick up a pup for them and bring him back to NE Texas I would be glad to do so. We are located roughly where Tx, Ok, and Ark join. It would not be a lot of trouble to meet someone in Dallas or Shreveport, La. Of course if my wife sees a pair of these pups, well.....I can't be responsible for puppy love.

I am crying over this--but think I will wait till the next litter and try for an female--

Man these look like neat dogs------

This will be the last litter I have for any foreseeable future, as I had my female spade. She is getting up there in age and it was time because she had a bit of trouble with the other pups after the second puppy came out and we needed to do a c-section.

However, I know of a breeder back east that is going to have a litter within the next month, or so. Perhaps I could put you in touch with him and you could pick up a female out of his litter.

Thanks,

quote:

Originally posted by graybird:
This will be the last litter I have for any foreseeable future, as I had my female spade. She is getting up there in age and it was time because she had a bit of trouble with the other pups after the second puppy came out and we needed to do a c-section.

However, I know of a breeder back east that is going to have a litter within the next month, or so. Perhaps I could put you in touch with him and you could pick up a female out of his litter.

Thanks,

Thanks I truly appreciate the assistance-

SSR

I took a short video of the pups this evening. They are starting get big and are ready for new homes.

Puppy video

We picked up my son's puppy in Oklahoma City yesterday. WE ARE REALLY IMPRESSED. The pup at only 8 weeks old is showing all kinds of good hunting and behavior traits.

I think this is going to be a helluva dog. Based on our very short exposure so far, I would REALLY recommend buying one of these pups if they fit in with your needs.

Still a couple pups left. These pups will be ready to hunt this fall.

Thanks,

A couple pictures of the pups that are still available.

Max:


Hippo:


All three pups playing with my son. Hippo on the right, Max in the middle and Oscar on the top.


Oscar will be headed to a new home next week. That means I'm down to Max and Hippo left. Don't let this chance at a great dog slip away!