devilishdave said:Read Nels Sondergras's book or one of the other good deer for dogs book before you take the plunge. It will help you weigh up exactly what it is you want from the dog and what breed is going to be best for you.
Dave
2730.drum said:Hi, Getting a new pup in the new year, want to train it for finding deer any advice welcome.
Your back in first place cause the labs not his is it? he has got a proper onestone said:feck Duncs, if you enter yours i am in 2nd place already
cheeky git
now , nowboy blunder said:Your back in first place cause the labs not his is it? he has got a proper onestone said:feck Duncs, if you enter yours i am in 2nd place already
cheeky git
stone said:Kev
nice looking bitch
again that is horses for courses
Thar said:stone said:Kev
nice looking bitch
again that is horses for courses
Thanks Stone, she meets all the German breed standards although is only just inside the Max' hight at the shoulder for a bitch, no bad thing for Deer dog. She has been known to retrieve roe, although I don’t encourage it.
I think Nells dog has had a too much chrismas pudding. I am looking forward to seeing Dunc's new dog simlar breeding to mine.
As you say horses for courses and a dog should reflect the owner's the personality.
ATB
Tahr
nell said:Thar I also kept lurchers many years ago
What cross is yours???
Can it still turn ok havin lost its tail???
Nell
nell said:I have a funny feeling your dog was maybe bred or is related to a kennel just up the road from me at DODBURN???is it trudvang???
deer man said:The sire to my dog came from Chris Gray (Trudvang) the btch came from Rory major.
Here he is at 7 months playing in the snow.