Lets See Your Dogs..post some pic's

Pups are so bipolar. Go from being a total knot head PITA to sticking a point and being steady through the fall.

Lena vom Slaney-Vale 5.5mos

 
Thanks Marsh, we adopted him at 9mths when I was working in to States, best decision we've ever made. Poor guy had a rough go his first year in Canada though, first winter coming from Louisiana, got neutered and lost an eye in a freak accident. Some how he came out on top and is the best dog I've had by a long shot.
 
Wilma, my bearded lady

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alberta jonny said:
Very nice, I really wanted a GWP for our next pup... but the boss decided another WPG is in the cards, lol.
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WGP's I've met have been adequately beardy. Most GWP's aren't quite as long-bearded as mine. Don't think I'll ever have another quite so "unique"

Here's some more of the little meathead:

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My Griff has a ferocious beard, to the point where we have to trim it or it's a nightmare with the burrs during hunting season. I don't think I've seen a GWP with a bread as long as hers, that's why I was wondering the breed. Sharp looking girl though!
 
alberta jonny said:
My Griff has a ferocious beard, to the point where we have to trim it or it's a nightmare with the burrs during hunting season. I don't think I've seen a GWP with a bread as long as hers, that's why I was wondering the breed. Sharp looking girl though!
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The burrs are the worst, eh? Try rubbing some coconut oil into his beard before heading out, it seems to make them easier to pull out, or at least a bit less painful.
 
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