Little Wing Gun Dogs occasionally offer puppies from our highly selective breeding program. "We are not a puppy mill" and breed only to enhance and maintain our proven Champion, National Champion and Hall of Fame National Champion Blood Lines. Our Focus is on two specific breeds "English Pointers" and "German Shorthaired Pointers" that we have found through many years of experience to be the best of the best and dominant of all pointing breeds. They are both energetic and bold, have style and class and most of all outstanding hunters and great family companions.

If desired we will recommend the right pup or dog you are specifically looking for. When available we also offer Started and completely Finished bird dogs. All of our puppies are descendants of the finest A.K.C. and F.D.S.B. registered National Field Champion bloodlines in the country. Our puppies make strong and energetic hunters as well as devoted family members. Our breeds consist of Elhew, Millers, Honky Tonk, Guard Rail (Railway). You are welcome to visit our facility where we will be happy to show any of our dogs on live birds.

All of our puppies are guaranteed to be healthy and sound when leaving our facility. All pups are wormed and provided proper vaccinations according to there current age. It is our recommendation that all pups purchased are taken to there personal vet within a couple of weeks as standard procedure, further vet recommended vaccinations and simply for piece of mind. WE STAND BEHIND OUR DOGS!

For the Hunter it is highly recommended that pups are introduced to birds and gun fire by Little Wing Gun Dogs. Proper introduction to birds and gun fire is a key foundation to any bird dog. At Little Wing Gun Dogs all pups are started in natural conditions utilizing live birds. One on one sessions are also available.

The English Pointer is bred primarily for sport afield. Extremely intellegent, athletic and graceful, powerfull nose and hard-driving hunting dog.

They are even-tempered, congenial dogs happiest living indoors as part of the family. Pointers are affectionate and loyal. Their aggression level is very low to non-existent and they can happily co-exist with other dogs and often cats.

The Pointer's main lineage includes Foxhound, Greyhound, and Bloodhound crossed with some sort of "setting spaniel," which played an important part in the creation of all modern bird dogs.

The standard colourings of the Pointer are liver and white, lemon and white, orange and white or black and white. Lemon and white dogs have a flesh colored nose, while orange and white dogs have dark (black or very dark brown) pigmentation on their nose and around their eyes. The body of the Pointer in mainly white, but there may be some body markings.

The average life span of a Pointer is 12 to 17 years. Pointers are fairly genetically sound as a breed.

For more information regarding the origin of the English Pointer you can visit the following site: http://www.akc.org/breeds/pointer/

The German Shorthaired Pointer is considered the Versatile all-purpose gun dog. While nearly impossible to identify all the breeds of its origin the GSP is a descended from the old Spanish Pointer which incorporated Hounds of St. Hubert, the Foxhound, scent hounds, and eventually the English Pointer.

While very active in the field the German Shorthaired Pointer loves to be part of the family and are loyal family member. They are intelligent, eager to please and even make great watch dogs.

Its hair is short, tail docked and come in combination of liver and white such as "liver and white ticked", "liver patched and white ticked", "White and Liver patched with liver ticking" or liver roan.

At Little Wing Gun Dogs we breed a medium sized GSP that in weight range anywhere between 40 - 50 lbs. They are Predominantly White with solid liver head, liver patched and liver ticking. We love the fact that this size makes them more maneuverable, have better agility and stamina and the color combo makes them easier to see in all types of cover including snow.

For more information regarding the origin of the German Shorthaired Pointer you can visit the following site: http://www.akc.org/breeds/german_shorthaired_pointer

At Little Wing Gun Dogs cleanliness and disease prevention is just one of our top priorities. There is no substitution for a clean kennel and healthy pup. Often people ask what are types of canine diseases and what preventive vaccinations are given to our pups. Starting at 6 weeks of age we vaccinate our pups with what is a called a 7 way every other week until 12 weeks. Pups that often leave at 8 weeks of age are administered 2 shots (week 6 and week 8) and wormed starting at 3 weeks of age. Below is a list and brief description of some canine diseases we treat our pups and adult dogs. For more information and treatments you can visit our good friends at Revival Animal Health.

Parvovirus (Parvo) - which is a viral disease that attacks pups more so than adults. It is usually spread through feces which when ingested attack the intestinal tract, white blood cells and even the heart muscle. Common symptoms are bloody stools/diarrhea, vomiting, loss of appetite.

Corona virus - an inflammation of the small intestine. Usually transmitted by infected feces common symptoms are diarrhea and vomiting which can develop to severe dehydration.

Bordetellosis-Kennel Cough - is the most common bacteria isolated from dogs with respiratory disease. It is also a major component of a disease commonly called Kennel Cough. Viruses such as adenovirus type 2 and parainfluenza may also play a part in this disease. Bordetella causes a respiratory infection that is spread by breathing in respiratory secretions from coughing, infected dogs. The most common symptom is a dry, hacking, nonproductive cough which can be followed by gagging or retching. The cough usually lasts 1 to 3 weeks but it can take months for infected dogs to completely eliminate the bacteria from their lungs. Infected dogs need to be immediately isolated from other dogs. Depending on the severity of their disease they may need to be treated with antibiotics and cough suppressants.

Hepatitis-Adenovirus Type I - Infectious Canine Hepatitis is caused by Type 1 adenovirus, which is fairly resistant to inactivation. The virus that attacks the tonsils, lymph nodes and then the liver. It is shed in all body secretions, but more commonly by urine. Transmission is by contact with contaminated objects. This virus does not cause human hepatitis. The most common symptoms are fever, depression, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea. In a small number of infected dogs, the virus can localize in the eye, causing a whiteness or cloudiness of the eye. Vaccines are available which can effectively prevent this disease. Most of the vaccines, however, contain adenovirus type 2, which still protects against type 1 infections, but eliminating possible side effects of cloudy eyes which can be seen, rarely, with adenovirus type 1 vaccines.