New dog to replace old one
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New dog to replace old one
Some of you may remember back in the summer I posted that I had to put to sleep my 12 yr old black lab hunting partner. Hunting without a dog for the 1st time in 11 years is no fun. Well I started a new chapter by getting my 3 little boys (and myself) a new black female for Christmas. I had forgotten how much trouble puppies can be. My pen is not ready yet and my wife is about to throw me out. I'll have it ready this weekend. She is 9 weeks and loves to fetch a tennis ball already. I guess I will pull out my old training book "Train your Retriever" by James Lamb Free and start getting brushed up on my teaching.
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i got my little brother a new puppy also for christmas. BLF 9 week's old. smart as all get out. movieng away this summer and he want have my dog to piss around with.
How do you pottie train a dog? my dog's outside dog and for some reason doesn't go in the house but with this new puppy it's a hole different story. any advise. thanks.
How do you pottie train a dog? my dog's outside dog and for some reason doesn't go in the house but with this new puppy it's a hole different story. any advise. thanks.
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tigercc wrote:you're right, huntin without a dog does suck...
I would say that 75% of the reason I go duck hunting is for the dog.
Nothing spells success like the smell of a wet and muddy retriever!!
Looking for 2 duck calls from Dominic Serio of Greenwood (ones for Novacaine)
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"Most Chesapeakes, unless in agreement that it is his idea, will continually question the validity of what he is being asked to do" - Butch Goodwin
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You got one at the right time. (s)he will be huntin this time next year.
My Christmas pup just Thursday held steady on the shot and marked a big fat mallard down 60 yards through VERY thick buckbrush and crawled and swam a straight line, at least as far as I could see, which was only bout 15 yards. Then I had to listen, and man I was nervous. Bout 3 minutes later, all hell broke loose in there. There was splashin and thrashin and limbs breakin and quackin. It musta been a hell of a chase for about 2 minutes. Then it got quiet and he nosed back through to me about 2 minutes later with a very pissed greenie!
Last year huntin wasn't the same. The story above makes me hunt hard.
You'll have a lot of fun. You oughta start lookin at the gun dog forum. Go toi the index page here to find it.
My Christmas pup just Thursday held steady on the shot and marked a big fat mallard down 60 yards through VERY thick buckbrush and crawled and swam a straight line, at least as far as I could see, which was only bout 15 yards. Then I had to listen, and man I was nervous. Bout 3 minutes later, all hell broke loose in there. There was splashin and thrashin and limbs breakin and quackin. It musta been a hell of a chase for about 2 minutes. Then it got quiet and he nosed back through to me about 2 minutes later with a very pissed greenie!
Last year huntin wasn't the same. The story above makes me hunt hard.
You'll have a lot of fun. You oughta start lookin at the gun dog forum. Go toi the index page here to find it.
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