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They look okay but not much info on the parents and bare minimum health testing. I would prefer to see a lot more. BUT! At least they do some. But there’s better options out there. But also worse.
A lot of reproductive vets now actually recommend having back to back litters once and then taking a break. Supposedly it’s healthier. So that alone wouldn’t be concerning to me. The rest though I agree with.I don't like them
They say there dogs will be great at anything sports, show or hunting and then have nothing about there dogs doing anything ? Unless missed it. I also can't find the dogs registered names. they only seem to have one female mountian dog and 1 lab but then are having 2 mountian dog litters close together?
German Pointers are super high energy. Definitely not for first time dog owners. Or inexperienced.Thats the thing if you give any breed what they need they will sleep most of the day and look easy. Most gsp I have seen have need a lot of exercise and training, they did not look like easy dogs
all puppies can be mouthy, at least retrievers are bred to have a soft mouth unlike GSDs
I have seen Labs doing search and rescue, truffle hunting, etc so I think they should be fine with tracking. They may not be the best but they will be probably easier to live with and gain dog experiences with. OP did say they wanted a second dog at some point so they could get a different breed once the lab is old enough, they would then have more dog experience and will know if they can handle a higher maintenance breed
The Australian shepherd is an American created breed. The original stock used to make came from places like Spain and England, and they were often seen on boats coming from Australia, so they took on that name. The beginning of the breed goes way back to 1850, but it was not established as a breed until 1972 when the standard was written. It wasn't added to the AKC until 1991.I think there's a lot of confusion around the true origin of dog breeds in Australia, even with Kelpies and Heelers. From what I've read they were taken to Germany from Spain and then brought to Australia. The only true Aussie working dogs are Kelpies, Heelers and Smithfields (which are totally different to Heelers).