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Qué obediente! Igualita que la mia. 😂

The life of a sweet dog! I send greetings to you from Germany, with my new best friend Louis.

And no videos for us! That would be the worst!

She looks so happy! ❤

Are gap hops like a bunny too!But is crazy!

Hilarious and so cute ❤

Yo, German shorthairs want to be running outside at least 10 hours a day, or they're not happy.

OMG YOUR DOGS LOVE ICE TOO?? I THOUGHT IT WAS ONLY ME! 😂

What a glorious looking dog!

This is why I am sending my 5 months pup to boarding school to avoid all of these mishaps!

ouchee thats a small yard for a dog like that! But Im sure yall do lots of off leash time somewhere else, looks like a beautiful area! She is gorgeous!

What beach is this? lovely dog

I have 2 GSP... I love the breed

owning four GSPs I must say mine would be ready for a two hour hut after that warm up. They are incredible in terms of energy

Mine is really clingy too

Tundra is just the cutest girl ever 😍Our boy GSP hates being picked up, it shatters his little ego and he has to do "alpha" things afterwards to re-establish his dominance 😂😂

Except in the summer if the dog wears socks inside the boots might be a bad idea dogs have a sweat glands in their paws that’s why the wholes in the shoes to breath

so cute! Our doberman is the same way... no going to the bathroom alone!

Awesome videos, could you do one on tundras diet? I like how you feed her both kibble and human food. Do you plan out the meals?

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I am an American Staffordshire Terrier person, butnhabe always had big dogs like Akitas, Rottweilers, and Chow chows. I recently rescued a gsp from someone who got into some trouble. We realized there was a small puppy left in a cage in the home. I did not know what type of dog it was until a relative said it was a gsp. She was very small (like 16-17 lbs) at 5.5-6 months when I got her, but she easily adapted. She is now about 6.5-7 months and about 29-30 lbs. She is catching up, but the vet thinks she will still be small. She is a very smart little puppy. I live in a rural area.and my backyard is on about .75 acres. She is starting to dig a bit, and I believe it is because she is smelling rabits and squirrels. I was told by someone that these dogs are used now in airports as bomb sniffing dogs. Their sense of smell is very keen. I was reading an article about them. They put a small drop of explosive material in a large swimming pool to see if the gsp would pick up the scent.,.The Gsp detected it. I am now really attached to her, and I would not want to part with her. She is playing hard with my 70 lb amstaff and not afraid . Thjs is my first experience with them, but Gsps are definitely a keeper. ❤

Your day g is so cute but s spoilt

We saved ours. He was a bait dog. After we nursed him back to health we couldn’t find him a forever home. He was already home with us 💗

Mine def isn't going this well lol!

I have a 5 year old spotted princess. I am considering changing her name to velcro. She is the smartest puppy in the pound.

GSP's are like that... they start running in a group of dogs, then they all run with them. It's like they're the pied piper

Such a happy girl!!! GSP’s sweetest dogs ever!!!

i am getting one this year and i am so exited to get him or her

Our favorite breed, such an awesome dog! Thanks for sharing ❤

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Very impressd with Tundra's climbing ability! Luv the video!

I forgot how pretty Big Sur is. It's been many years since I was there. Tundra was having a good time, but I was with you, Mom, when you said you're getting too close to the edge and getting back on leash. 💜🐾🐾🐾 Hope we get to see more videos. 😊

Mine does this too😂

Amazing video!

I looks wonderful but Tundra much more😍

Tundra..superbe braque allemande ❤...un petit coucou de France et plus particulièrement de Normandie..

Yall are in great shape! I need to work on my cardio for those hill climbs. Glad Tundra stayed away from the edge.

My GSP in her first day out searching for quails, ran after some, (she was 3 months old) and went thru a wired fence, then there was a crag and she fell, clearly you hear like in the cartoons fiuuuuuu.... splasH! I thought she kill herself but few seconds later she climbed back and resumed running all over the place. That first outting, she came home with very sore pads and irritaded eyes, as in our way back to the cars we were walking against strong winds (almost like a desert storm) so the sand and soil was hitting our faces, but we couldn't stop to protect from it as a huge storm was coming soon. Back at home I washed and took care of her feet and eyes, and then she went to lie in her bed for the rest of the night. I thought, I'm afraid this wasn't a good first experience for her... Next morning she was anxious to go back to the field. She never lost the excitement to go out and search for prey. (Falconry intended, not gun hunting) . GPS are something else.

Trundra enjoying herself bit scary going near the edge of the cliffs .Some lovely scenery looks lovely there 😊

Tundra, you are spectacular!

This popped up in my youtube home page ! Really cool video

What a great hike through beautiful scenery. Tundra really enjoyed it. 💜

I love your Videos keep it up! Go Tundra!

Yeah! A Saturday morning Tundra vid😊🐾🇨🇦

Hello hello 👋🏻 love watching Tundra! Hoping to see more videos! And more often! 😅😄😍 Sending love from Dobby (our GSP)

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This isn’t Wyatt!

GSPs: if we could be closer to you, we would!!!

Such a beautiful dog, I love your videos you two are amazing parents Tundra is so lucky to have you both. I have a 4 month old GSP puppy, your videos are so encouraging, so many similar personality traits

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