Wirehaired Slovakian Pointer Breeders, NSW

Wirehaired Slovakian Pointer (also known as the Slovakian Rough Haired Pointer). Griseus is the first to own, and show a WSP in Sydney NSW. We begin to campaign Boris on the east coast from March 2022. A bit about the breed: Weimaraners are the foundation with a mix of rough coated breeds. The Slovak rough-haired pointer is a breed that originated in interbreeding. The foundation is the Weimaraner, from which the Slovak rough-haired pointer takes its colour and basic character traits. By crossing the Weimaraner with wire-haired breeds, in particular the Bohemian wire-haired pointing griffon a breed was created of colour and traits similar to those of the Weimaraner, but with a rough coat. Until 1973, such dogs were entered into the Slovak Stud Book under the breed name Rough-haired Weimaraner. From 1973 onwards, they have been registered as an independent breed and recognised as a FCI breed.

One male and one female puppy available from this lovely litter of Slovakians. - see photos. The puppies have been fed predominantly Advance Puppy chicken and rice and Enduro Puppy complete with a mix of either beef mince, chicken mince, fish, goats milk or Di-vetelact milk. All having healthy appetites. They have been wormed with Milbemax since two weeks of age which also covers heartworm. The puppies have had their first two vaccinations now, and are ready for their new homes. They have lived in the house at night, enjoying playing loose, and watching television, and large runs during the day, and are accustomed to horses, large dogs (Pointers) and an array of people and children and all unphased by the recent storm activity, plus living rurally have also heard guns, had ride on mowers drive past, and seen the neighbour's cattle. Both parents hip scored and below the mean for the breed.