Sep 23, 2026 · 1 hr 26 min · 12 segments
Clint and Katrina from GSP Family sit down with the guys and talk all about their journey into getting their first GSP and then getting the next two and the adventure it has turned into. The bourbon…
We are so looking forward to it.
I cannot wait.
so what i guess what one of the questions i've got on here what is one thing that has surprised you about the gsps being a first
surprise us about gsps
yeah that i guess maybe you weren't prepared for or you i think but didn't really realize
yeah i think um their drive I think their drive is what really surprised me because you hear about it.
Like I knew reading, like we did our research on the breed and I knew reading, like they have a drive.
Okay.
They have a drive, but what does that really mean? I mean, do you really know what it means until you see it? And once you see it, you know, then I think that's why so many GSPs end up in rescue is because people hear about it and they're like, oh yeah.
The puppy with high energy.
No, it's past that.
It's more than that.
It's a puppy that's got high energy that's on crack.
I mean, on a three-day vendor.
Most people have literally no idea.
They think, oh, high energy dog.
Everybody sees these golden retrievers, that kind of thing.
They're The other dogs are lazy compared to GSPs.
Yeah, I
think it's absolutely their drive because once they hit that, you know, any puppy, it doesn't matter what breed it is.
You get this puppy whenever it's eight weeks old.
And as time progresses, three months, six months, nine months, a year, those puppies mature just like kids do.
And so, and things, different things take place, you know, just like a kid, you know, their feet grow, their hands grow, their legs grow.
Same thing with dogs.
So once they figure out, oh, I can run.
We are so looking forward to it.
I cannot wait.
so what i guess what one of the questions i've got on here what is one thing that has surprised you about the gsps being a first
surprise us about gsps
yeah that i guess maybe you weren't prepared for or you i think but didn't really realize
yeah i think um their drive I think their drive is what really surprised me because you hear about it.
Like I knew reading, like we did our research on the breed and I knew reading, like they have a drive.
Okay.
They have a drive, but what does that really mean? I mean, do you really know what it means until you see it? And once you see it, you know, then I think that's why so many GSPs end up in rescue is because people hear about it and they're like, oh yeah.
The puppy with high energy.
No, it's past that.
It's more than that.
It's a puppy that's got high energy that's on crack.
I mean, on a three-day vendor.
Most people have literally no idea.
They think, oh, high energy dog.
Everybody sees these golden retrievers, that kind of thing.
They're The other dogs are lazy compared to GSPs.
Yeah, I
think it's absolutely their drive because once they hit that, you know, any puppy, it doesn't matter what breed it is.
You get this puppy whenever it's eight weeks old.
And as time progresses, three months, six months, nine months, a year, those puppies mature just like kids do.
And so, and things, different things take place, you know, just like a kid, you know, their feet grow, their hands grow, their legs grow.
Same thing with dogs.
So once they figure out, oh, I can run.
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