| Sporting Dog Rescues |
| Pointers, Flushers, Retrievers, Hounds, we can all debate what is the best dog breed. In the end most hunters will agree that there is great satisfaction watching a dog of any breed work in the field. One of my favorite things is to watch my Pointer working the scent of a Ruffed Grouse on a beautiful fall day. When Grouse hunting in the Upper Peninsula I often come across groups of Bear Hunters with their Hounds on the chase, those guys know how to have fun. Their dogs are incredible, someday I will experience a hunt over Hounds. |
Rescues
| Our Story While searching the web for breeders, my wife stumbled across something very interesting. There are various groups of people out there that have dedicated a large part of their lives to rescuing dogs, usually a breed that they enjoy. Their dedication to the dogs they rescue amazes me. I found myself surprised at the quality of dogs they have. Most are purebred, various ages and personalities and all have a heart-wrenching story of how they ended up at a rescue. After doing some homework she found a beautiful English Pointer. I figured there had to be a reason the dog was at the rescue, gun shy, completely disobedient, there must be something. Turns out the dog is the best dog I have had yet. Very intelligent, just needed a good home and someone to hunt with. I can tell you that there was great satisfaction adopting our Pointer from a rescue and bringing her into our home. These animals truly need and deserve a forever home. For those of you with a new dog in your future, take a look at rescue organizations. Yes, puppies are cute, cuddly and small, but there are many advantages to adopting a rescue dog as well. Most come spayed or neutered, up to date with shots, and in many cases micro-chipped. You also have the added benefit of personality analysis. The rescue can help you match a dog in need of a home with the desires of your family. In most cases the adoption fee is small considering what your dog may have invested in it at time of adoption. |
Pointers Of Oz
1875 Burkley Road
Williamston, MI. 48895
PH: 517-648-1666
ehoran@yahoo.com
1875 Burkley Road
Williamston, MI. 48895
PH: 517-648-1666
ehoran@yahoo.com
German Shorthaired Pointer
Rescue Of Michigan
13650 North Sherman Rd.
Montrose, Mi. 48457
PH. 989-770-4480
rescuegsp@cs.com
Rescue Of Michigan
13650 North Sherman Rd.
Montrose, Mi. 48457
PH. 989-770-4480
rescuegsp@cs.com
Sportsmen of Michigan