I have a good friend who has a nine year old finished Wire Hair for sale. He has to get rid of him because he killed his wife's cat. If you are interested contact Gene at 361-533-3252

He should just find him a good home. It's difficult to sel a 9 year old dog of any breed.

Bill,
I know its tough to sell any bird dog over five let alone nine, I told him I would post it for him.

I assume german wirehaired pointer, not a wirehaired pointing griffon. Because I have a 1yr old griffon.

It could be a wirehair vizsla.

obviously a fur and feather "versatile" (read: dead cat) breed!

Why don't you just keep the dog?
The cat is already gone.

Hold your cards folks, i think we have a BINGO!

I am just posting for a friend, his number is there refer questions to him? I have hunted behind this dog, this is the second cat in three weeks, neighbors followed by his wife's cat. As for me I would give the dog a welcome pat on the head for killing any ditch cougar.

How can you give up a pup after 9 years ???? Part of the family here

I like this gog and have never met him. He should get a medal as far as I am concerned for eleminating some quail killers.

That's sick!! I run my dogs on wild birds south of my house. The rancher's wife is a vet. She spays barn cats, and feeds them in the barn. There are more quail within a quarter of a mile from the barn, than there is on the remainder of the 640 acre pasture.

Sorrey for the offense Mr Oxner; but past studies by the Parks and wildlife folks show house cats (especially ferrel) are very good at stalking and killing quail. Did not mean to offend any one; but I have always expressed my views as I see tham. I would not make a good elected official.

You were referring to a dog which killed the wife's housecat. I've hunted wild bobwhite quail for 44 years in Texas, and never seen one feral cat in the field.

I am 77 and hunted in the heyday 1960,70's, and 80's around san saba richland springs, brady, ballinger, goliad,archer city,cross plains and other areas in this state. I cannot tell you how many cats we have seen in the fields. Remember the fur trade days of the 60 and 70's; several of my friends told of catching many house cats when trapping for coons. And believe me I am not sick. thanks for your time dobank

I have not been hunting for 77 yrs, but I too have seen plenty of house (feral?) cats in the woods. My Brittany's have pointed and jumped several and I have had them come to calls while varmint hunting. They can be a destructive problem and I will do my part to prevent it if I am in the woods. Just FYI.

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Guys, If you can help the man find a home for his friends dog, post up. If not, leave it be.

If you are looking for a bird dog; here he is all the work has been done. These dogs are versitile; will hunt just about anything plus retrieve. At his age he has several good years left. If I did not have two now; I would take him in a second. Please someone give this dog some consideration.