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Couple days ago a fellow boarder went out to the barn and found two german short hair pointers. I got

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Old 10-28-2009, 11:17 PM   #1
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Couple days ago a fellow boarder went out to the barn and found two german short hair pointers. I got to see them yesterday and am in shock.
They are terrified of people. The female is alot better she really likes attention, but the male shakes and shivers when you try to touch him. i have started calling the female Maggie but I don't have a name for the male. The male is Black and roan and the Female is Brown and roan

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Old 10-28-2009, 11:20 PM   #2
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not that graphic, but poor puppies!
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Old 10-28-2009, 11:22 PM   #3
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Awww sweet babies!! I'm so glad you and your BO took them in! They are going to be beautiful dogs when they fill out and get healthy again! God Bless!
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Old 10-28-2009, 11:22 PM   #4
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The female is a purebred German Short Hair Pointer (excellent dogs) The male might be as well.
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How very sad. Are you guys still trying to find the owners, or are you guys just going to keep them, or find them a new home? Poor babies.
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Old 10-30-2009, 09:11 AM   #6
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I don't know about where you live, but around here, hunters will buy up a few hounds and turn them loose in the woods to chase whatever they find. The hunters will have a shooting fest, then drive off, leaving whatever they shot... and the dogs behind.

The dogs wind up in the same condition that the ones you have pix of - but being hounds rather than bird dogs, they start running cattle and horses and eventually come to a very bad end - lead poisoning - if you know what I mean.

It got so bad that a couple of the local auctions where the dogs were being puchased for a couple of bucks each, refused to allow the sale of dogs anymore. They won't even let someone bring dogs/puppies to the sale barn for giveaway.

Even though my husband got his beloved "Blue" - a blue heeler at the sale barn - we have to agree that banning dogs and puppies was necessary. No one cared what was going to happen to the dogs...
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Bird dogs like that are generally built a little on the thin side anyways. Around here we call opening day of pheasant hunt National trade-your-dog day because so many dags don't have a good recall and end up running off and getting lost. That's probably what happened to these dogs and that's why they are so skinny. You might want to try to find the owner. They look like good dogs and they are probably missed.
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