Hers mine. They are 10 weeks old half lab and half collie. Can you tell they are half lab?
http://mastinson42633.tripod.com/album/
http://mastinson42633.tripod.com/album/
Anyone with pics of their hunting dogs or just their dogs
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Silent-Snail
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Honestly no, but then I'm not much on dog identification.
birddog
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My Springer/Brittany cross, Maggie. Ten years old.
http://thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11005
My Black Lab, Ted. 9 years old.
http://thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11007
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My Black Lab, Ted. 9 years old.
http://thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=11007
Highland Ranger
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Duncan the lion-hearted . . . . yellow English lab, always hungry, great beggar, drools, breaks stuff but not on purpose, chews a lot but warms your feet on cold winters nights which makes it all worth while. Also keeps my garden free of rabbits and squirrels. Still a skinny puppy at about 100 lbs. Two years old.
He's a good man that puppy!
He's a good man that puppy!
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Wow, that is a great pic Highland Ranger. He looks like he could be my buddy for life in just seconds, fantastic looking lab.
Here is a worn out pic of my lab from a couple years ago that I keep digging up. It comes from this thread that was done last year.
My dog is pictured with two early season mallard drakes and a rooster pheasant, a very nice day afield with a great friend in my dog. We have had so many great days in the field it would take months to tell you about them. She looks older than she is, in this picture she is only 4 1/2 years old.
Here is a worn out pic of my lab from a couple years ago that I keep digging up. It comes from this thread that was done last year.
My dog is pictured with two early season mallard drakes and a rooster pheasant, a very nice day afield with a great friend in my dog. We have had so many great days in the field it would take months to tell you about them. She looks older than she is, in this picture she is only 4 1/2 years old.
Darkmind
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This be mine 
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=106933
He just lays around a sleeps most of the time.
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=106933
He just lays around a sleeps most of the time.
One of my GSDs
Titled in both Schutzhund Sport and AKC obedience before he was 2 years old, also used as a therapy dog. Now 11 1/2, won't be around much longer. Was offered $20K for him at 2, wouldn't sell, but due to an unfortunate accident hadda have him neutered, before I could find suitable female to breed too. So I'm looking into having him cloned....
Titled in both Schutzhund Sport and AKC obedience before he was 2 years old, also used as a therapy dog. Now 11 1/2, won't be around much longer. Was offered $20K for him at 2, wouldn't sell, but due to an unfortunate accident hadda have him neutered, before I could find suitable female to breed too. So I'm looking into having him cloned....
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Yup, she likes riding "shotgun".
I wouldn't use that setup on any gonzo trails or anything due to visibility constraints, but it's fine for tooling around the folks' farm. The only drawback I've found is that if you give your dog sausages before you go somewhere, having her sit up front can get somewhat unpleasant from an olfactory perspective.
I wouldn't use that setup on any gonzo trails or anything due to visibility constraints, but it's fine for tooling around the folks' farm. The only drawback I've found is that if you give your dog sausages before you go somewhere, having her sit up front can get somewhat unpleasant from an olfactory perspective.
Boomer, my redbone hound, and his buddy.
Forgive the pic quality, but my video capture program just doesn't turn out better stuff - besides, it was zoomed from a hundred yards and my panting probably unsteadied the shot a bit, lol.
Boomer and pal
Forgive the pic quality, but my video capture program just doesn't turn out better stuff - besides, it was zoomed from a hundred yards and my panting probably unsteadied the shot a bit, lol.
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A hard-chargin' lab
My Lab Kody with a big ol' mallard
Gunner the redbone hound, my son's new pup....
The new member of the family
My Lab Kody with a big ol' mallard
Gunner the redbone hound, my son's new pup....
The new member of the family
TrapperReady
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This is my family-dog turned hunting-dog. He's OK at finding birds (and rabbits and field mice and especially gut piles), but he won't retrieve worth a darn. Since he's 9 years old and otherwise great, I don't mind.
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Thanks for sharing some GREAT Pics !!
Regards,
Steve
Regards,
Steve
Thought I'd share an experience all dog owners can relate to.
I just took my lab ad redbone for a walk along a non-service railbed this afternoon. My lab treed a cat and the redbone flushed a pheasant. Exactly the results I was looking for, but the two mutts got their jobs backwards.
I just took my lab ad redbone for a walk along a non-service railbed this afternoon. My lab treed a cat and the redbone flushed a pheasant. Exactly the results I was looking for, but the two mutts got their jobs backwards.
Fumbler
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I can't get this one to sit still long enough for her to see an animal and she can't smell as well as my girlfriend's mom's golden retriever.
Also, she likes to play keep away instead of retrieveing
She's best at biting people when they turn around, so word of advice if you meet her, always face her and if she tries to run around you (she's a border collie mut) then just turn to face her.
Ohh well, she's still fun to play with.
This is her suspicious stare.
Also, she likes to play keep away instead of retrieveing
She's best at biting people when they turn around, so word of advice if you meet her, always face her and if she tries to run around you (she's a border collie mut) then just turn to face her.
Ohh well, she's still fun to play with.
This is her suspicious stare.
hera was bred to zeus to get hercules. zeus (not pictured, black lab) and hera are simply outstanding hunters, and great pets so we decided to continue the line w/ a litter. all the pups sold, and we held herc back. herc is now 4 months old, and knows exactly what to do in a pheasant field... i think we made a good choice to continue the line: herc is whistle-trained, and does hand signals (including the difficult back-left, and back-right). sadly (sorta), hera has been fixed...
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Here is Watson. He was aquired primarily for a family pet. I've done minimal training (sit, stay, whoa, fetch). I also used a little pheasant sent to play with him before the season. Decided to take him for nothing else but cover more ground and let him have fun running around. 3 of the 4 birds I got this season where direct results of Watson finding (read flushing) them. The fourth would have been lost after I shot, if it wasn't for Watson. So I am fairly pleased that this dog can hunt.
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