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The German Wirehaired Pointer (GWP) was developed from the German Shorthaired Pointer and other breeds to create a more rugged, versatile hunting dog with a distinctive weather-resistant wiry coat, offering improved protection in harsh terrains and climates.

The German Wirehaired Pointer is a medium to large sporting dog breed from Germany, bred for versatile hunting with a distinctive wiry coat and energetic temperament. It's known for intelligence, stamina, and loyalty, thriving in active homes.

Toy Poodles do not like being left alone for long periods; they crave companionship and may suffer from separation anxiety if isolated.

Toy Poodles have a reputation for being vocal and alert, often barking to communicate or act as watchful companions, but consistent training can manage excessive barking.

Toy Poodles do not like to be left alone and may experience distress or separation anxiety if isolated for extended periods.

Toy Poodles have a reputation for being vocal and may bark often, especially as watchdogs, but with consistent training they can learn to limit excessive barking.

Toy Poodles do not like being left alone for long periods as they crave companionship and may develop separation anxiety.

Toy Poodles are known for being alert and can bark frequently, especially if not properly trained or mentally stimulated.

Toy Poodles form strong bonds with their owners and may experience distress or separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods like 8 hours.

The best age to adopt a Toy Poodle is around 8 to 12 weeks, when they are weaned, socialized, and ready to adapt to a new home environment.