Category Archives: German Shorthair Pointers
Simba vs Robot Vacuum Cleaner
How my three GSPs handle the robot vacuum. Continue reading
German Shorthair Pointer or Velociraptor
Luna is settling in quite well. It’s been three weeks since she joined us. I had forgotten how relentless they are in the puppy stage. All Luna wants to do is play and wrestle. Poor Gypsy get the brunt of … Continue reading
Dogs Living High on the Hog with These Budget-Friendly Tips
Pets bring us joy and companionship on a daily basis. They help us to worry less about the trivial things in life, they are quick to forgive, and they always have our backs. In short, they’re like royalty, and they … Continue reading
Training A Dog To Use A Litter Box
Should You Litter Train Your Dog? by Clara Lou Dogs are not cats. This is what we all know when it comes to understanding canines and felines individually. That still remains true even if your dog uses a litter box … Continue reading
Gypsy Breaks Free
This dog is going to be the death of me. She has been a gypsy since the day I picked her up. She just want to roam free and go out to see all that she’s missing. She has 3/4 … Continue reading
German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP): All You Need to Know
Bred for long days in the wild, the GSPs are powerful, fast, agile and gritty. Typically, a GSP male weighs between 55 to 70 pounds with a height that ranges from 23 to 25 inches; females are a bit smaller. … Continue reading
Music Therapy and Your Dog
I realized years ago that music really helped sooth Simba while I was gone. Simba has always been a high anxiety pup with separation anxiety. She tends to bark at any little noise coming from outside thinking that it may … Continue reading
Make Getting Your First Pet Even More Joyful with These Money-Saving Tips
by Penny Martin There are few things in life that can bring as much unmitigated joy as getting a new pet — and if that pet is your first one, then you’re in for a real treat. Taking care of … Continue reading
Halloween Safety With Dogs
Simba has not gotten along with small children since she was a puppy. As a pup, I trained her to feel more comfortable around children. However, I don’t take any chances when it comes to children’s safety and choose to … Continue reading
The Dangers of Fleas for Dogs
Written by Clara Lou Have you ever tackled the problem of fleas in dogs? If not, you should know how dangerous they are and how you can prevent your dog from them. Those little jumpers can make your pooch’s life … Continue reading