Found: Brown And White German Wirehaired Pointer Female In North West (CA9)

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2014-01-22 16:03 GSPs E&B

Any news on this beautiful girl?? She could even be a Korthals Griffon, because they do look quite similar to the Gwp and Spinone.. xXx

2014-01-02 22:51 linda sloan

Id take this little dog if she can be brought to Scotland.

2014-01-02 22:33 Andrea Blunt

I am interested in this dog. I currently have a pointer male and lost my female in August 2013, so would love this dog. I do have an almost 5 year old but he is well used to big dogs......we had 3 when he was younger. What do I do?

2014-01-02 13:40 Alexandra CH

By way of update, the dog has been with the Cumbria dog warden for the required 7 days and remains unclaimed.  Although micro-chipped, she is not believed to belong to the person on the database, so no luck with that line of enquiry.   Having said she is a German Wirehaired Pointer, someone from the Italian Spinone rehoming charity says that she might be a Spinone.  We are meeting her again tomorrow with a view to fostering her and will post more photos then. Thank you!

Last edited: 2014-01-02 13:41:32 by Alexandra CH

2013-12-24 23:46 Carol

She is gorgeous xxxx

2013-12-24 02:10 DogLostJackalee (Kathryn) - Area Co-ordinator - Greater Manchester

Thanks for registering this found dog Alexandra CH, is there any chance of a photo? If you are having difficulty in uploading please forward to me at jackalee.doglost@hotmail.com I have a friend who breeds GWP's and would like to pass the info on to her, thanks.

2013-12-23 23:49 Carol

Oh that would be a wonderful Xmas for her fingers xd xxx

2013-12-23 13:27 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Have left message for Angels mum to alert her to this found dog.

2013-12-23 12:28 Admin

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