How much does a German Wirehaired Pointer puppy cost?

German Wirehaired Pointer Breeders German Wirehaired Pointers from breeders such as American Kennel Club cost about $600 to $950. The average cost for puppies under six months is approximately $800. Purebreds with an exceptional parental lineage may cost over $1,500.

Is a German Wirehaired Pointer a good dog?

Considered even-tempered dogs, they are loyal to their family. They do very well with children if raised with them or with older children who treat them well. They also do well with other pets if raised with them; some individuals in the breed may try to dominate other animals.

Should I get a German Wirehaired Pointer?

German Wirehaired Pointers are smart, energetic, and eager-to-please dogs who need to stay busy so they don’t resort to destructive behaviors when they are bored. GWPs may be aloof with strangers, but they are never surly. They are loyal and loving with their families, though they may choose a favorite person.

Are German wirehaired pointers calm?

They have a functional weather–resistant, wiry coat that protects them from rough cover and, like all German pointers, they have webbed feet. This gun dog is able to point, retrieve, trail, and hunt on land or water. They have a stable temperament and are good with calm children.

How much should I pay for a German Shorthaired Pointer?

$600–$1,500 A German Shorthaired Pointer costs between $600 and $1,500, depending on the breeder you choose. A more experienced breeder will know how to breed a dog with fewer health problems, but they will also charge more and may have a long waiting list.

Do German wirehaired pointers smell?

German Shorthaired Pointers have a distinctive smell that can sometimes become a foul odor, much like any other dog. However, there are several factors, including diet, dehydration, poor grooming, outdoor habits, and medical conditions, that could make your German Shorthaired Pointer stink.

Do German Short Haired Pointers shed?

German Shorthaired Pointers are not considered to be heavy shedders. They shed a mild to a medium amount, compared to other breeds. Their coat sheds mostly in the spring and fall. In warmer climates, a German Shorthaired Pointer may shed consistently throughout the year.