German Pointer puppies for sale in Donegal

We are delighted to offer a beautiful litter of German Shorthaired Pointer puppies, available for new homes in Donegal. These attentive puppies, born in early February, are now ready to become a part of your family. The litter includes a Female Salt and Pepper, a Male Black and White, and a Female Tan and White, each exhibiting the classic traits of this distinguished breed.

German Shorthaired Pointers are known for their intelligence and versatility, making them excellent companions for active individuals or families. This breed is highly energetic and thrives on physical activities, whether it's running, hiking, or participating in dog sports. Moreover, their attentive nature makes them easy to train and responsive to commands, fostering a strong bond with their owner. If you are looking for a loyal, energetic, and intelligent companion, these puppies will make a perfect addition to your home.

Both parents are strong working dogs but also make excellent family pets.

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