Ten. That is the number of wired haired pointing griffon puppies Sage birthed three weeks ago. They are all thriving and doing well. We watched her closely on her due date. She was restless and made nests in random places, like in the feeding trough in the barn. Well at 9:00pm Brook went to check her again and that is just where he found her and two of her pups. Then he found two more in a far corner of the barn. He moved them to the whelping box and there she had four more that night. I scooped Hannah out of bed and Brook brought Grace down and we watched the miracle of life. We thought she only had eight puppies but later the next day Brook’s brother checked on them for me and he counted two more. That was quite a surprise. There eyes just opened and they are healthy little girls and boys. They will be running around this place in a few more weeks and then it will be time to find homes for all of them. There sure is never a dull moment around here.
The Farmhand 
Wow! Congrats… they are adorable.
Would love to contact you about the puppies! I don’t see a contact email here for you.
Srae03@hotmail.com we still have a few males left and possibly one female.
We did have a Wired Hair Griffon, when the children were younger. Now my son is 22 years old and moving out. He is looking for a Griffon, at this moment we have a Huge German Wired Hair Pointer. We love him very much. But getting older. I told my son, that he can not get a puppy until Buckshot goes… So at least I know a breeder. There is also one up in Canada, what state are you in? I think he would go and see the litter, and go from there. So is you would like to email me, that would be great..at …mdial61@yahoo.com…..Sincerely, Margaret Dial…Wired Hair Griffons are great dogs, and excellent hunters. It will be both for my son, hunting and his house dog…/ baby! Lol. Thanks, and great site with your background as well as recipes! Beautiful family too!