Quartet Chrome Pocket Pointer, Extends to 24.5 inches, Chrome Finish (V18001) - Pack of 6

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If you’re looking for a laser pointer specifically for presentations, a good feature to look for is Bluetooth connectivity. That way, the pointer can connect to the computer or other system you’re using and offer additional support during the presentation like volume control. Finally, the brightness at the destination is given by dividing the output power of the laser over the area of the spot. If you want a small GSP, that’s fine, just be aware that there are no other differences between GSPs and small GSPs besides their size.

All in all, those who want GSPs are looking for an energetic outdoor activity companion. This dog is also intelligent and affectionate with its family. GSPs are Perfect for Outdoorsy FamiliesGerman Shorthaired Pointers are a breed officially recognized by the AKC, but a “miniature” GSP is not on the list of AKC’s recognized dog breeds. You can adopt a Miniature German Shorthaired Pointer from a breeder, a rescue organization or directly from a private individual. Highly energetic: This dog needs ample exercise twice a day and a lot of physical and mental stimulation. It’s great for outdoorsy families.

This dog bed is so great because GSP’s love to rest their head on “pillows” just like humans and this dog bed has a built-in “pillow” perimeter that my dog uses every day as a pillow. Hank loves this bed. There is no dog breed recognized by the American Kennel Club as a Miniature GSP, only the traditional German Shorthaired Pointer is an actual recognized dog breed by the AKC. These events usually have breed classifications needed and having a “Miniature GSP” will only mean you must enter the dog against taller traditional German Shorthairs.

Hank is tame around little kids, but I can understand why some people are a little put off by the high energy of a larger dog like him.

Fact is, most people wont ever enter into those events and they just want all the perks of a GSP without all the size and that’s completely understandable. A GSP’s temperament consists of a friendly and willing-to-please personality, eager to work. These dogs are intelligent and do not have a nervous or flighty character. Physical Traits Suppose you wanted to get a small German Shorthaired Pointer but couldn’t find one. You may consider other smaller dog breeds similar to GSPs. A digression: I say, "stopped to point" rather than "slamming into" a point for a reason, because that's what many Brittanys do. One of my friends, a setter man to the bone, complains that he can never tell when my Brittany is pointing or simply pausing to take in the view. That hurts, but it's a valid criticism. GSPs have high-set ears that are broad and lie flat. They have dark brown, almond-shaped eyes that aren’t closely set.The output power of a laser pointer is an important factor to consider if you’re looking for a long range and a vibrant color. The power level, which is measured in milliwatts (mW), is what determines the brightness and range of the laser pointer. If you want a longer range, go for a higher milliwatt; if the range doesn’t matter, then a lower milliwatt will suffice.

Ever see a German Shorthaired Pointer and think “Man, I’d love to have one but they are so big”. Maybe the idea of a Miniature German Shorthaired Pointer sounds perfect! They are harder to find, which can make it difficult to research any special needs or health concerns. Yuen would like to thank Eric Korpela, an astronomer from the Berkeley SETI Research Center for the insightful conversation that led to this exercise. This article is partly inspired by a presentation by Barry Welsh, an astronomer from the University of California, Berkeley, during the 231st meeting of the American Astronomical Society, and also this blog post from “What If?” by Randall Munroe.Most of the time, people who seek small GSPs are doing so because they know that large GSPs are quite boisterous animals. Intelligence, in fact, seems characteristic of the breed. You can, with perhaps marginal justification, level the claim that Brits haven't got superb noses, great range or intensity on point, but nobody who owns one has ever accused them of being stupid. The power for an average laser pointer is a measly 0.005 watts. However, because of the narrow path of the laser beam, if you pointed it directly at your eye from an arm's length away, the little illuminated dot on your eyeball would be 30 times brighter than the midday sun. So, don't do this at home, or anywhere.