Anyone looking for a Drahthaar?

[JLS]

Shoot me a PM. Serious inquiries only. Two different breeders I know each have one male available. Only for folks willing to test and hunt the hell out of their dog.

 

[Bugle 'Em In]

Next spring for me. Make sure to post a pic of your pup when you pick it up.

 

[44hunter45]

Wanting, but not ready for the commitment.

 

[JLS]

Bump...

 

[Knight.54]

I want one bad.

It would be wrong for me to get one this time of the year

I ve been hunting with a buddy who has one that is now three.

She is a killer.

 

[Straight Arrow]

I want one bad.

It would be wrong for me to get one this time of the year

I ve been hunting with a buddy who has one that is now three.

She is a killer. View attachment 268889

You often hear of a dog resembling their owner. No disrespect meant, but this pic is ugh-worthy!

 

[Knight.54]

You often hear of a dog resembling their owner. No disrespect meant, but this pic is ugh-worthy!

I’m not her owner… more like her uncle.

 

[NDcoyote]

So they wouldn't sell to someone who's just willing to hunt the hell outa the dog? Must be interested in testing? I'm not in the market yet, just curious.

 

[JLS]

So they wouldn't sell to someone who's just willing to hunt the hell outa the dog? Must be interested in testing? I'm not in the market yet, just curious.

The testing is a pretty important component for serious breeders. It's not hard, and it also serves a very utilitarian purpose in getting your dog where it should be for hunting. It tells the breeders which genetics and lineages work for a truly versatile dog.

Some breeders will sell to folks even if they don't plan to test. Others won't. One of the pups is on the east coast, and the breeder has turned down three people so far who wanted to buy him.