GSP Bird Dog

State: Texas

Description

I am selling my trained GSP bird dog named Tim. I just recently lost my old bird dog, Buck, who was from the same kennel as this new dog, Tim. It turns out most of the places I have been hunting do have their own dogs that you can use, so I decided to put Tim up for sale. He has tons of energy and potential to make a good hunter, and is an extremely smart and extremely happy dog. He came from Anderson Ranch Gun Dogs in North Texas, and was distantly related to my old dog Buck, who was the best hunting dog I’ve ever had. Tim has hunted with Buck many times for good experience, so I think he will be a great bird dog as well. I paid $3200 for him and that is what I am asking for, or the best offer. If anyone is interested or seeking more details, they can contact me on my landline at 512-478-1785 (no texts, but I will listen to messages).

Details

Advert ID: 200
State: Texas
Location: Austin, TX, USA
Breed: GSP - Trained
Original Breeder: Yes
Pets in Litter: 1
Pet DOB: 2022-05-30
Pet Age: 3 years, 10 months, 30 days
Health Checked: Yes
Vaccinations Up to Date: Yes
Vaccination Date: 2025-06-01
Worm and Flea Treated: Yes
KC Registered by Collection: No
Microchipped by Collection Date: Yes
Pet Viewable with Mother: No

Location

$3200.00 (Fixed Price)

Advert ID: 200
Views: 2
Date Posted: 2026-04-22
Last Updated: 2026-04-22

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Seller Details

Name: Jack Swingler
Verified Breeder: No
Member Since: 15th April 2026
Posted Adverts: 1

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