Pudelpointer
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- Lethbridge, Alberta
Hope that works out for Bug. At least he has his Zen pillow.
Hunting Dogs!!! Post your pics & stories!!!
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Here's hoping that the stem cell treatment works. I haven't heard of that before. It's great that these new treatments are coming out.
My 14 year old lab Rigby is having some real problems with his back end. He doesn't seem to be in too much pain and he still enjoys his slow walks so we are hoping for some more time with him.
Here he is with 9 week old Boone.
My 14 year old lab Rigby is having some real problems with his back end. He doesn't seem to be in too much pain and he still enjoys his slow walks so we are hoping for some more time with him.
Here he is with 9 week old Boone.
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Great picture of young pup following the old dog. My old guy Chip (15) can only go for walks around the block now but is still first to the feed bowl 
. I hope Rigby keeps doing well. Too bad they can't GMO dogs to live 50 years. The 3 boys get along well though
. I hope Rigby keeps doing well. Too bad they can't GMO dogs to live 50 years. The 3 boys get along well though
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my dogs have brought me a few I never asked for, along with a couple pelts of unknown origin and a heap of intact frozen pike, all in the dead of winter. I had to build a fence
I disagree. Two pups sounds blissful to me! Good looking mutts right there!
Rigby the Small Munsterlander puppy on point with Hunter the Springer changing directions to blitz on the flush!
Best point/flush of the week for my son and I !
Tough day, big wind and rain!
Rigby at 7 1/2 months, we gave him the Rookie of the season award! LOL
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Best point/flush of the week for my son and I !
Tough day, big wind and rain!
Rigby at 7 1/2 months, we gave him the Rookie of the season award! LOL
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This is Monty, now 2 years old. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how good this dog has become. He goes into the grass or the woods and comes out with a bird in his mouth. He's done this 5 times this year so far. Granted two of the birds had been injured and lost by other hunters. But 3 of them were perfectly healthy and unharmed. One of them he brought to us when we were all already limited out. That one was set free (never had to do that before!).
He's exceptional at finding, pointing, flushing, and retrieving, but I never saw this coming. Probably my fault. As a lark, I wanted to name him Field Marshal Montgomery. It appears he prefers to identify with George Patton's run and gun style.
He's exceptional at finding, pointing, flushing, and retrieving, but I never saw this coming. Probably my fault. As a lark, I wanted to name him Field Marshal Montgomery. It appears he prefers to identify with George Patton's run and gun style.
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Lost my GSP at 14 years this spring. Ended up with this guy in august. 4 months old now. Looking forward to next fall already.
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Had him for some beginner training and intro to birds. Showing really great potential.
https://ibb.co/XpZs4Qq
https://ibb.co/JnTHNjJ
Had him for some beginner training and intro to birds. Showing really great potential.
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Nice photos guys. Tikka, my 8 year old pudelpointer blood tracked and found 2 deer this year! The first, a big doe my brother was confident he had hit, but he gut shot her and there was not much blood. She found it right away. The second, my nephew's first buck, took her about an hour but she found him.
