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Yeah weve got of trackno biggy.
Talking with the guys about cost to import dogs--wow some serious $,one Aussi pointer from Italy was $30K
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02-09-2012, 07:48 PM #1Member
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Tweed or not to Tweed that is the question
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Originally Posted by el borracho
EeeBees,they do like the birds but think they're doing something wrong -just got to discover what that is.
Yeah weve got of track no biggy.
Talking with the guys about cost to import dogs--wow some serious $,one Aussi pointer from Italy was $30K
Shocking to think that a dog driven by his instincts to scent etc should be ever allowed to find pointing birds as a misdemeanour...it just isnt right......amitie, respect mutuel et amour...
...le beau et le bon, cela rime avec Breton!...
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sad but true it happens. Iv seen young dogs blink probably through a fright factor of an opening trap and rush of wings beating-they grow outta that quick --its the human pressure blinks that are a worry Originally Posted by EeeBees
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Then if a trapped bird is the only live bird a youngster is ever exposed to, then the blinking problem is in no way, the dogs fault in my reckoning... Originally Posted by el borracho
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no its not,with a young dog it can just be an awakening or learning process Originally Posted by EeeBees
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It's no different to any gun dog being gun-shy because the introduction to gunshot wasn't done correctly. It's unfortunate, but it does happen. Originally Posted by EeeBees
As others have said, instinct / prey drive / natural ability etc (or lack there of) is of no relevance what so ever to blinking.
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Being gun shy is one thing, but the natural instinct of a hunting dog being mangled is terrible...it is their whole essence...it is who and what they are...yes? Originally Posted by gqhoon
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A gundog that is gun-shy, is as useful as a gundog that blinks birds. The end result is the same....start again with a new one and don't repeat the mistake. Originally Posted by EeeBees
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Big money them show dogs Originally Posted by el borracho
EeeBees,they do like the birds but think they're doing something wrong -just got to discover what that is.
Yeah weve got of track no biggy.
Talking with the guys about cost to import dogs--wow some serious $,one Aussi pointer from Italy was $30KRCGSP likes this.
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actually it was not a show dog Originally Posted by Pointer
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if you are talking of the half italian dog that was brought here recently, then yes, it is Originally Posted by kawhia
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30k, that guy must love that dog Originally Posted by el borracho
EeeBees,they do like the birds but think they're doing something wrong -just got to discover what that is.
Yeah weve got of track no biggy.
Talking with the guys about cost to import dogs--wow some serious $,one Aussi pointer from Italy was $30K
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