:wtfsmilie: is that a chicken in that tree?Quote:
Originally Posted by cmore
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:wtfsmilie: is that a chicken in that tree?Quote:
Originally Posted by cmore
Any one seen a mustalander (excuse the spelling) work ? . I seen one hunting down Cromwell on the quail , whent real well and pointed from memory too , funny looking dog ,but had it going on . I think the guy was from Duneden .
some images sent to me from an Aussi breeder JOHN GILLIGAN . I think these may have Skid Hamilton's dog behind them
I think it might be a ptarmigan...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by TimeRider
Neat fotos...but I can never understand why breeders of puppies have one or two bowls of food for a litter to feed at once...Quote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
Why is that EB?
possibly laziness or socialization
I work hard on socializing very young pups. They get feed together as the big dogs do to but not with them, and handled a shitload by everyone around the house. It makes for a very good start.
Thats pointer country right there - Too hot for hairy dogsQuote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
I work on the premise that the litter is already socializing with itself and the dam and other dogs anyway, but I like to feed the puppies in individual bowls so that they all get an equal share and it gives the more reticent ones time out from the bullies of the family...also you can see if they need more...some are slow eaters and therefore in a communal bowl they will miss out. Just my idea on the matter;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
Thanks for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by EeeBees
some pointers, setters and epagneul breton...text in French
Manu MARCO : Passion Field Trial / Epagneul Breton - Champion Epagneul Breton Field Trial
YepQuote:
Originally Posted by EeeBees
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Originally Posted by el borracho
Skraveldalens C Chili and Upperwood Quailpoint
a couple of great looking setters there --Hows that flat short grassed area they run for quail,liking it