Portuguese Pointer Studs

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  - indicates a dog that requires approval to be used as a stud.  When using these studs, you may have to wait up to 24-hours to breed your bitch.  Dogs open for public stud can be used for breeding right now.

Dog Name SOP Color Owner Stud Fee
GCH CH Saragrave Outta This World 90.3 Yellow and White Saragrave $100
GCH CH Windgate Full Disclosure 89.2 Yellow and White Windgate $100
GCH CH Affinity Out Of This World 89.9 Yellow and White Affinity $50
CH Affinity Outer Space 89.9 Yellow and White Affinity $50
CH Taranis Time Lord 89.2 Yellow and White Taranis $50
CH Windgate Good Things Happen 89.1 Yellow and White Maui Breeze $25
Windgate Out of Sight 89.5 Yellow and White Windgate $100
Windgate Penny Legend 88.7 Yellow Windgate $50
Windgate Catamaran 89.9 Yellow and White Windgate $50
Windgate Mudslide 89.7 Yellow and White Windgate $50
Affinity Endless Void 90.0 Yellow and White Affinity $50
CWF Saxon Legend 88.8 Yellow CallewoodFinishers $50
CWF Browns The New Yellow 87.8 Brown and White CallewoodFinishers $25
CWF Solid Progression 88.3 Yellow CallewoodFinishers $25
Taranis Shadow Lord 89.4 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Sleeping Tide 89.0 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Lonely Traveller 88.1 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Stand To Attention 89.2 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Lord Of The Moon 89.0 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Pink Fluff 89.0 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Tide Lord 89.4 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Thunder And Lightning 89.3 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis Lord Of The Shrimps 90.0 Yellow and White Taranis $25
Taranis The Moon Is Falling 89.7 Yellow and White Taranis $25
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