Adoption information
About Gazza
🐾 Meet Gazza — German Shorthaired Pointer Puppy
Hi, I’m Gazza! 🤎
I’m a beautiful 14-week-old German Shorthaired Pointer boy, with a gorgeous liver and roan coat, and I’m now ready to find the right home.
Out of my litter, I’m known as the calm one. I’m still a playful, curious GSP puppy, but I tend to be the more settled little man of the group.
I’m currently living in foster care with multiple dogs, so I’m accustomed to canine company and being part of a busy household. I’ve also got some fantastic foundations for my age — I’m crate trained and toilet trained.
But before you fall in love with my photos, my foster family wants you to think about something much more important: the adult dog I’m going to become.
🧠 I’m the calm one — but I’m still a GSP!
German Shorthaired Pointers are extremely intelligent, active working dogs. We were bred to work closely alongside our people, think, problem-solve and keep moving.
A big backyard and a walk each day aren’t necessarily enough for a GSP.
As I grow, I’ll need a combination of physical exercise, mental enrichment, ongoing training, structure and involvement in everyday family life. I could be a fantastic companion for people who enjoy hiking, running, exploring, scent work, retrieving, obedience, dog sports or other activities that give me an opportunity to use both my body and my brain.
I’ll also need to learn how to switch off and settle. Raising a good GSP isn’t about trying to exhaust them every day. It’s about teaching them to work, think, engage with their people and relax when it’s time to relax.
🏡 We will be particular about Gazza’s home
We aren’t looking for the application that simply tells us all the right things.
We’re looking for a lifestyle that demonstrates Gazza’s needs can realistically be met.
We want to know what your normal life actually looks like — your experience with dogs, what a typical weekday looks like, how long Gazza would routinely be alone, what you currently do with your dogs, what activities Gazza could genuinely participate in and what you expect life with an adolescent GSP to look like.
Previous GSP ownership isn’t essential, but applicants need to understand what comes with owning an intelligent, energetic working breed and be prepared for the commitment involved.
A large property isn’t automatically the best home. Gazza doesn’t simply need space — he needs engagement with his people.
And while he may be the calmest puppy in his litter, Gazza is not being advertised as a low-energy or low-maintenance dog. We want his home to be suitable for the adult German Shorthaired Pointer he will become, not simply the gorgeous puppy he is today.
🐶 Gazza’s details
Breed: German Shorthaired Pointer
Sex: Male
DOB: 23 June 2026
Age: 14 weeks
Colour: Liver & Roan
Microchip: 956000019062407
Desexed: 28 September 2026
Crate trained: Yes
Toilet trained: Yes
Dog social: Currently living in foster care with multiple dogs
Vet work: Fully vet worked
Adoption fee: $1,200
Gazza has some fantastic foundations. We’re looking for the person or family who sees his intelligence as something to nurture, understands the work involved in raising a GSP and genuinely wants their dog to be part of their life.
Put the time into Gazza now — train him, challenge his brain, teach him how to settle, take him on adventures and include him in your world — and he has the foundations to become an incredible companion. 🤎🐾
🏡 Apply to adopt Gazza
Gazza is available for adoption through GV Pet Adoption & Rehoming.
Applications must be submitted through our website:
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
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Adoption details
All animals adopted from Goulburn Valley Pet Adoption & Rehoming come with a 1 month trial period. This trial period is to ensure your new family member has enough time to settle into their new environment, and you can both be sure it's the right fit. During this time, do not hesitate to get in contact with us if there are any issues, concerns or questions. If for whatever reason, you decide during the trial period that it's not the right fit, get in contact with us and we will take the animal back into our care, and your adoption fee will be refunded to you. Also, if at anytime during the course of your pets life, you are unable to care for them anymore, we will happily welcome them back.