GSP line traits

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Allamakee1
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GSP line traits

Post by Allamakee1 » Thu Jun 14, 2012 11:20 pm

Just wondering people's opinions on the different GSP lines. Clown/Hustler/Slick/etc... What dogs were known for producing certain types of pups? Good pets vs Race horses...any other traits.

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Re: GSP line traits

Post by Ranger351 » Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:53 am

I got a clown/slickerfemale pup and she runs all the time. Two speeds either cuddly/sleeping or 100+mph. Everyone I talked to says usually something similar.

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Re: GSP line traits

Post by Elkhunter » Fri Jun 15, 2012 10:44 am

I have a slick bred pup with moon on the top, and she is a very very natural dog. Not a huge running dog yet but I am hoping she gets there.

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Re: GSP line traits

Post by Vision » Fri Jun 15, 2012 2:53 pm

I have a Prairie Wind pup that will be a year old in July. She is clean in the kennel. Easy to house train. She is friendly to a fault, very biddable, ran big at an early age but is smart enough to adjust, lots of pointing instinct and a very long nose and knows how to use it. One of the best GSP's I have ever had at this age. She has a flaw of two but mostly all good. She is not really interested in retrieving but that can be fixed.

She is basically line bred Radbach and Grief.

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Re: GSP line traits

Post by Allamakee1 » Fri Jun 15, 2012 3:37 pm

My first was out of Hustler lines and she was short and bulky. She could go all day at a decent pace and would run through anything. Great natual retriever. Tough dog and great pet. First dog-had to put down at 14, don't think I will ever have a "better" one.

My second has clown/dixieland/desert dutch lines and she is tall and skinny. She can go all out (very fast) for about half a day and then she gets tired. I think she would have made a great trial dog if she had a different owner. She has a better nose and pointing instinct, but not as much of a natural retriever. Very good inside family pet as well.

Just my personal experience.

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Re: GSP line traits

Post by Runningdog » Sun Jun 17, 2012 7:04 am

Allamakee1 wrote:My first was out of Hustler lines and she was short and bulky. She could go all day at a decent pace and would run through anything. Great natual retriever. Tough dog and great pet. First dog-had to put down at 14, don't think I will ever have a "better" one.

My second has clown/dixieland/desert dutch lines and she is tall and skinny. She can go all out (very fast) for about half a day and then she gets tired. I think she would have made a great trial dog if she had a different owner. She has a better nose and pointing instinct, but not as much of a natural retriever. Very good inside family pet as well.

Just my personal experience.
My now first GSP has clown/dixieland and she is tall and skinny, she ran all out but never tired as she turned around 5yrs. she started to pace and last season at 9 can hunt 3 days with few breaks in between....great nose stylish on point, but not much of a natural retriever. And like yours good in the house as well. Mostly white in color which I like for the field.

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