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German Shorthair Puppies due end of match

German Shorthair Puppies due end of match

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Description

Expected litter around 30th of march

Dam is my own working dog, she is used predominantly out stalking, blood trailing but very useful in pointing out quarry on stalk

She has also completed a full season of beating and some picking up and done me very proud.

Sire is local to me and could potentially be arranged to be seen, very beautiful dog with a strong hunt and point drive

Details

  • Advert ID: 28400
  • County / Town: Aberdeenshire -
  • Breed: GSP - Puppies
  • Original Breeder: Yes
  • Pet DOB: 2025-03-30
  • Health Checked: Yes
  • Vaccinations Up to Date: Yes
  • Worm and Flea Treated: Yes
  • KC Registered by Collection: Yes
  • Microchipped by Collection Date: Yes
  • Pet Viewable with Mother: Yes

Location

£1400.00 (Fixed Price)


  • Advert ID: 28400
  • Views: 150
  • Date Posted: 2025-03-08
  • Last Updated: 2025-03-27
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Seller Details

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  • Name: Sean Smith
  • Verified Breeder: No
  • Member Since: 8th March 2025
  • Posted Adverts: 2

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  • Make sure you see the gun dog in person at the breeders location before you pay any monies.
  • Make sure you see the puppies with the Dam and possibly with the Sire if he is available.
  • Make sure you have checked all the paper is correct and checked the KC number and their dates of birth.
  • If something seems not right you can walk away, but make sure you ask lots of questions. Some examples could be: Did you breed the dog(s) yourself? Can I see where they were breed? Can I see the Dam? How old is the mother and how many litters has she had? Was the birth natural or C section? Can I see the farther? Does the dog in question have any health issues? Can you see the registration of the Dam and Sire? Will they be vaccinated and wormed before I purchase?
  • Always be vigilant and seek advice if you are unsure and ask for advice from a third party.
  • Only when you are absolutely sure about the dog and the breeder do we advise you go ahead with your purchase.
  • Buying a gun dog is YOUR responsibility so make sure you have done your homework about the breed of dog and the breeder who is selling. Don’t rush the process!
  • The breeder should give you the opportunity to see and handle all of the puppies in the litter, rather than the one you are buying.
  • The puppies should appear happy, healthily and inquisitive.
  • The breeder should not be selling puppies that are unwell or shows signs of illness like runny eyes or weakness or diarrhoea.
  • The breeder should only sell you the pup once they are 8 week old.
  • Make sure you see the puppies environment. Is the whelping pen clean? Do the dogs have clean water and food? All this helps you formulate your decision when purchasing the gun dogs in question.
  • Make sure you write up a contract to safe guard you and the breeder should your situations change.
  • Do not leave without the KC registration form. Make sure you have all the documents in your hand with the dog once payment is made.
  • Never buy a gun dog in a car park, always go to the breeder establishment.
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