German Shorthaired Pointer
Adoption Page
ADOPTION:
Male
Neutered
Current on all vaccines
Chipped
DOB: 05/04/2023
Sire: Charger / Dam: Bentley
"BREEDER TAKE BACK"
Family had to relocate and exhausted every option to find a place that would allow him, they could not find one.
"Ketchum" is his call name.
He lived in the house with his family and no other dogs.
They said they did have an indoor cat and they did ok together.
Ketchum does not share his food with other dogs, so we figure he wont share toys ither.
We are seeking a home for him where he is the only dog again.
He was never hunted and only a house dog.
We have not tested him yet to see if he may be gun shy but when he is outside going potty he points every bird in the sky or ground!
LOL, just in his pedigree for sure!
He slept in the bed with his 12 year old boy and loved that boy. I know he would love to have another boy to call his own.
HOWEVER - NO LITTLE CHILDREN. He does not trust small children.
They make him very uncomfortable.
If you think you can provide "Ketchum" a forever home please call Crista:
620-755-3490
Lindsborg KS
He is back here with us at BLUE LINE GUN DOGS.
This adoption post was updated: 05/30/2026
Adoption Information
When we do have adoptable dogs, each one is placed under a strict spay/neuter contract and will not be placed in breeding homes.
We are very selective about where our adoptable dogs go.
These dogs require time, training, and long-term commitment from their new families to ensure a successful, loving placement.
Blue Line Gun Dogs — Rescue & Rehoming Program
At Blue Line Gun Dogs, we occasionally take back one of our German Shorthaired Pointers from a previous litter.
We understand that life circumstances can change, and we never want one of our dogs to end up in a shelter or rescue system. When this happens, we do our very best to provide a safe place and to find the right new home for each dog.
The dogs listed below are typically GSPs we’ve taken back because their previous owners could no longer provide the care or environment they needed.
Please take a moment to look at these wonderful dogs — they are deserving of loving, forever homes.
While the dogs featured on this page are not usually suited for hunting, many make exceptional companions and family dogs.
In the hands of an experienced gun dog trainer, some may even be able to regain their confidence and overcome obstacles, developing into solid hunting partners once again.
Below, we’ve also included links to trusted German Shorthaired Pointer rescue organizations for those interested in helping or adopting through a verified rescue group.
