FAQ's:
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Q: Since GSP's
are a sporting breed, I can get a fully trained hunting
dog through GSP Rescue, right?
A: This is generally not true.
Q: I want a GSP but I don't want to spend a whole lot of money on one. Since these are rescue dogs that no one else wants, I heard I can get one for free from you. Is this true?
A: Not really. While our adoption fees are pretty reasonable, please remember that. . .
Q: I already have a male GSP, and now I want to get a female from GSP Rescue of ID so I can breed them together and raise some puppies.
A: Sorry, but that won't happen. . . all rescue dogs are spayed/neutered prior to placement to prevent exactly this from happening. . .
Q: Will a rescued GSP be ok with my other pets?
A: GSP's are generally good with other dogs. Cats, birds, rabbits, and other small animals can be problematic, as most GSP's see these critters as "prey" animals to be chased and caught. . .
Q: Which sex of GSP makes a better pet?
A: Which gender of child makes a better child? :>)
Q: I have a GSP that's bitten ___________ (the mailman, a friend, my child, fill in the blank). I need to get rid of him/her. Can you help?
A: GSP Rescue of ID will not knowingly accept the surrender of aggressive dogs--especially KNOWN BITERS. . . nor will they knowingly place such an animal in an adoptive or foster home. . .
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