Can you see it?
Can you see it?
Can you see the EP in other breeds? Sometimes when I look at GSP's and Brittany's I see caracteristics of an EP. Did early shorthairs have white in there coloring? Is that bowlegged look you see in some shorthairs coming from an EP? Also I have seen a shorthair that has allot of white that seems to run with a different gait that I have seen pointers run with.
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Re: Can you see it?
Clear white has always been in the German shorthaired pointer genetic set. It is recessive and, therefore, virtually impossible to eliminate.
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Re: Can you see it?
do you have any idea the can of worms you just opened?? this thread could get interesting very fast!JoshHaker wrote:Can you see the EP in other breeds? Sometimes when I look at GSP's and Brittany's I see caracteristics of an EP. Did early shorthairs have white in there coloring? Is that bowlegged look you see in some shorthairs coming from an EP? Also I have seen a shorthair that has allot of white that seems to run with a different gait that I have seen pointers run with.
Re: Can you see it?
nopeJoshHaker wrote:Can you see the EP in other breeds?
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as long as you keep your eyes closed, you won't be able to see it.
Just take a look at this thread, and you will note the obvious differences in the breeds, like the small britts compared to the bigger german dogs used to hunt fur and feather :roll:
viewtopic.php?f=90&t=34417&start=50
Just take a look at this thread, and you will note the obvious differences in the breeds, like the small britts compared to the bigger german dogs used to hunt fur and feather :roll:
viewtopic.php?f=90&t=34417&start=50
Re: Can you see it?
I was told the bowlegged ones are the horseback dogs...from riding horses all the time I guess. Giddyup.Is that bowlegged look you see in some shorthairs coming from an EP?
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Lol...DGFavor wrote:I was told the bowlegged ones are the horseback dogs...from riding horses all the time I guess. Giddyup.Is that bowlegged look you see in some shorthairs coming from an EP?
On another note can anyone please post this years winners of the Akc nationals at Ames to add a little fuel to the fire. We have had this whole argument before. Not everyone likes the same thing i understand. But its a way to squeeze something in that would not be accepted in its entirety.
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Re: Can you see it?
Josh,JoshHaker wrote:Can you see the EP in other breeds? Sometimes when I look at GSP's and Brittany's I see caracteristics of an EP. Did early shorthairs have white in there coloring? Is that bowlegged look you see in some shorthairs coming from an EP? Also I have seen a shorthair that has allot of white that seems to run with a different gait that I have seen pointers run with.
In case you don't know there have been lots of threads about the rumors of one or more pointers that were supposedly cross bred with GSPs, before DNA typing. White though, has been in GSPs for hundreds of years, long before this century's cross breeding rumors. You know, all dogs are descended from wolves so they are all related. Just like the two researchers in Finland who recently announced they've proven that people all started with brown eyes until one man developed a genetic variation for blue eyes about 8-10,000 years ago. Supposedly all blue eyed individuals are related and come from that single man ..... but what variation between blue eyed individuals has developed!
You know back when they were developing these "purebred" dogs they were trying lots of combinations to get what they wanted & what would continue to breed to form. So now to cross breed for improvement is nearly unheard of as we're fixated on the fact that what's been produced so far is the best ever. We have rules for competition to prevent cross bred dogs from being presented as a purebred dog of a certain breed. Personally it's hard for me to see much pointer in Brits. With similar coloring and coats it's much easier to imagine some GSPs looking pointerish. By the way I'm willing to start the rumors that some GSPs were cross bred to pointers to improve the pointer's retrieving instinct ... but anyone can start a rumor.
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Re: Can you see it?
True.DGFavor wrote:
I was told the bowlegged ones are the horseback dogs...from riding horses all the time I guess. Giddyup.
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Love that pic!AzDoggin wrote:True.DGFavor wrote:
I was told the bowlegged ones are the horseback dogs...from riding horses all the time I guess. Giddyup.
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Re: Can you see it?
Why? What was that EP crossebred with?gotpointers wrote:Lol...DGFavor wrote:I was told the bowlegged ones are the horseback dogs...from riding horses all the time I guess. Giddyup.Is that bowlegged look you see in some shorthairs coming from an EP?
On another note can anyone please post this years winners of the Akc nationals at Ames to add a little fuel to the fire. We have had this whole argument before. Not everyone likes the same thing i understand. But its a way to squeeze something in that would not be accepted in its entirety.
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Considering there can be more genetic variation between members of a breed than between breeds, I don't doubt that you can see characteristics in one breed normally associated with another.
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It wasn't the ep in question. It was the runners up.brad27 wrote:Why? What was that EP crossebred with?gotpointers wrote:
On another note can anyone please post this years winners of the Akc nationals at Ames to add a little fuel to the fire. We have had this whole argument before. Not everyone likes the same thing i understand. But its a way to squeeze something in that would not be accepted in its entirety.
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I know i am beating a dead horse but i really want to prove the point that i could cut tails on some EP's register them as out of my Gsp's i inherited. Wait one generation and would have no worries about dna testing. and they would be accepted and sell at twice the price. There are a lot of shorthairs in avatars on here that i would not question as being part EP. Its plainly obvious you are not going to have a heavy boned liver or liver roan. As far as dna on a CH winner the parents are tested not the grand parents. Anything past the parents it all on the integrity of the breeder.
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I dont see where it makes any difference..... We have 2 appaloosas on our place both regitered apps that are 7/8 Thouroughbred.... Ive got a jeep with a chevy engine, and sometimes I wear Nike shoes with Adidas socks....
Ive heard of Setters that throw slick pups and pointers that throw shaggy haired dogs. If you dont like it do your homework and buy what ya want. Otherwise It is what it is, and "bleep" happens.
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Ive heard of Setters that throw slick pups and pointers that throw shaggy haired dogs. If you dont like it do your homework and buy what ya want. Otherwise It is what it is, and "bleep" happens.
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And there in lies the problem. The word you are looking for is called integrity or lack of it in dog breeders especially those wanting to win a championship. Guess it is what it is. I call it lying and cheating buy you can call it whatever you want. Guess a guy that won't cheat for a championship don't wanna win bad enough, huh?
Kind of hard to buy what you want if you don't know what is bred into it. I love my Pointers but if I ever decided to go out and buy a GSP then that would be what I wanted not a 3/4 Pointer and 1/4 GSP. That is one reason I don't care for the HTA dogs. To me they look like a GSP with a long tail rather than a Pointer. Just my .02.
Kind of hard to buy what you want if you don't know what is bred into it. I love my Pointers but if I ever decided to go out and buy a GSP then that would be what I wanted not a 3/4 Pointer and 1/4 GSP. That is one reason I don't care for the HTA dogs. To me they look like a GSP with a long tail rather than a Pointer. Just my .02.
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I sure do like my GSP. Wouldn't change anything about him.
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