Shorthair wirehair

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1gundog
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Shorthair wirehair

Post by 1gundog » Fri Mar 06, 2015 4:50 pm

Not my dog but it's for sale as a GWP with papers. Is this a rare coat common coat or baby got switched at birth?
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ezzy333
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Re: Shorthair wirehair

Post by ezzy333 » Fri Mar 06, 2015 7:31 pm

There are smooth coated wire-hairs if that makes sense.
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Ed Wahl
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Re: Shorthair wirehair

Post by Ed Wahl » Sat Mar 07, 2015 8:20 pm

I've got a smooth coated GWP. Took it in as a rescue dog and found it to be an excellent bird dog. The coat's great, I've only picked up one single cocklebur hunting pheasants.
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Re: Shorthair wirehair

Post by 41magsnub » Mon Mar 09, 2015 4:35 pm

Ed Wahl wrote:I've got a smooth coated GWP. Took it in as a rescue dog and found it to be an excellent bird dog. The coat's great, I've only picked up one single cocklebur hunting pheasants.
Same here, well - other than the rescue part. She only seems to pick up beggar lice which are easy in her coat, a steel comb flips them right off. The exception is her scraggly chin beard, it has finer hair and the beggar lice get a little more wound in so they come out with a little hair.
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