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11 month old GSP Bitch. 

Cracking looking dog but I am not too arrogant to admit she is too much dog for me. I have previously raised GSP and thought this would be no different. However I was mistaken.

She can and will live with other dogs but she IS dominent and wants to be top dog. Becuase my other dogs are incredibly soft and submissive this has led to them being bullied with just general dominant behaviour and her harrassing them. They wont tell her off/ put her in her place which is what shes needing. So im having to make thw difficult decision of putting my other dogs needs first.

 

Just to be clear she is harrassing the others to play and interact with her not to be aggressive to them! She gets bored quickly and wants to go go go.  Although she definately does sees herself as top of the pack. 

 

I do believe she will need other dog company as shes never lived alone and she enjoys being around other dogs. 

 

She is incredibly clever and absolutely needs regular excercise. She does have an off switch but she needs played with . Loves to  chase after balls. 

 

Bad habits are counter surfing. Never managed to get her out of this yet. And just make sure not to leave anything out. 

 

She is a sweet and affectionate girl shes just full on. Most of the time. Typical of the breed she likes a whine to herself although this is improving as she gets older. 

Good with children but i would suggest older kids due to the fact she is a big and bouncy girl. 

Can be left for a couple hours at a time. 

 

I dont want anyone thinking she needs harsh treatment shes a lovely girl and just needs a lot of interaction to keep her content. Which isnt the issue as much as my other dogs happiness too. 

 

Description

11 month old GSP Bitch. 

Cracking looking dog but I am not too arrogant to admit she is too much dog for me. I have previously raised GSP and thought this would be no different. However I was mistaken.

She can and will live with other dogs but she IS dominent and wants to be top dog. Becuase my other dogs are incredibly soft and submissive this has led to them being bullied with just general dominant behaviour and her harrassing them. They wont tell her off/ put her in her place which is what shes needing. So im having to make thw difficult decision of putting my other dogs needs first.

 

Just to be clear she is harrassing the others to play and interact with her not to be aggressive to them! She gets bored quickly and wants to go go go.  Although she definately does sees herself as top of the pack. 

 

I do believe she will need other dog company as shes never lived alone and she enjoys being around other dogs. 

 

She is incredibly clever and absolutely needs regular excercise. She does have an off switch but she needs played with . Loves to  chase after balls. 

 

Bad habits are counter surfing. Never managed to get her out of this yet. And just make sure not to leave anything out. 

 

She is a sweet and affectionate girl shes just full on. Most of the time. Typical of the breed she likes a whine to herself although this is improving as she gets older. 

Good with children but i would suggest older kids due to the fact she is a big and bouncy girl. 

Can be left for a couple hours at a time. 

 

I dont want anyone thinking she needs harsh treatment shes a lovely girl and just needs a lot of interaction to keep her content. Which isnt the issue as much as my other dogs happiness too. 

 

Details

  • Advert ID: 31170

  • County / Town: West Lothian

  • Location: Broxburn EH52 6XG, UK

  • Breed: GSP - Part Trained

  • Original Breeder: No

  • Health Checked: No

  • Vaccinations Up to Date: Yes

  • Worm and Flea Treated: Yes

  • KC Registered by Collection: Yes

  • Microchipped by Collection Date: Yes

  • Pet Viewable with Mother: No

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