For you Versatile dog guys.

[Mark Gebhart]

Took this picture in ND.

[Aaron Beck]

Beardless wires? Ive got one too

[Reggie Bishop]

GSP?

[Mark Gebhart]

DDs. One is close to a slick but has somewhat of a beard the other one is just stripped down from hunting and has a full beard in the off season.

[chris dawe]

Man I miss old Heiko

[Mark Gebhart]

Man I miss old Heiko

They do find away into your heart.

[edgarspencer]

My dad, my sisters, and I had a succession of GWPs and while my dog, Ringer, had his quirks, he was the best grouse dog I have ever seen.

[Mark Gebhart]

My dad, my sisters, and I had a succession of GWPs and while my dog, Ringer, had his quirks, he was the best grouse dog I have ever seen.

That’s a great picture!

Here is one that I had done from a picture I took out in Montana a few years ago.

[Bill Murphy]

My beardless Wire, Eva, was the best dog I've had in 70 years of pointing breeds. Gone about 4 years now.

[Mark Gebhart]

My beardless Wire, Eva, was the best dog I've had in 70 years of pointing breeds. Gone about 4 years now.

Do you have any pictures?

Would love to see them.

[Chad Hefflinger]

Milo was the best dog I ever had, gone 3 years now.

[Mark Gebhart]

Milo was the best dog I ever had, gone 3 years now.

What kennel/lines was he out of. My older dog right now is my best yet. But his son has some serious strengths,

[Chad Hefflinger]

Seilerhaus Kennel, out of NW Ohio. I’m not even sure if Todd Seilerhaus is still breeding pups?
I would need to pull his papers but I remember the bitch was from Todd’s stable and the male was from the east coast somewhere.

[Mark Gebhart]

I’m not sure if Todd is still breeding or not. But if you do your diligence with this breed you can find what your looking for.

[Aaron Beck]

Mark
What kennel are your dd from? They look to have the type of coat I like.

[edgarspencer]

Following that question, do any GWP people have, or know of any of the lineage of dogs related to Hilltop Farm, in Suffield, CT ? Betty Stroh was a well known breeder back in the late 60's thru early 80's. I believe her most famous stud sire was Hilltop's Beau, but she did use my dog, Hilltop's Ringmaster at least once, and I never knew anything about litters he sired. Another stud dog was Hilltop's Cyclone.
There was another breeder in the area back in the 70's; a Veterinarian named Don Schroeder. He began breeding with a German import name 'Antsha' or some such spelling. Ironically, he was also a Parker collector.

[Mark Gebhart]

Mark
What kennel are your dd from? They look to have the type of coat I like.

Dog on the left is Nicolas vom Rainmaker he’s the Sire of the the dog on the right Caine vom Duck Creek. His mom has been breed again to another very nice dog and will have pups in a few weeks.

[Mark Gebhart]

Following that question, do any GWP people have, or know of any of the lineage of dogs related to Hilltop Farm, in Suffield, CT ? Betty Stroh was a well known breeder back in the late 60's thru early 80's. I believe her most famous stud sire was Hilltop's Beau, but she did use my dog, Hilltop's Ringmaster at least once, and I never knew anything about litters he sired. Another stud dog was Hilltop's Cyclone.
There was another breeder in the area back in the 70's; a Veterinarian named Don Schroeder. He began breeding with a German import name 'Antsha' or some such spelling. Ironically, he was also a Parker collector.

Sorry that was before my time! got into GWPs in the 90’s then switched to DD’s in the 2000’s.

Maybe try reaching out to Liz Dixon at Backwoods Kennels in Wisconsin she and her husband Greg have been in GWP’S for a along time.