Photos of your dog

Yep dogs rolling in crap is a "thing" :XD:
Actually they do it to disguise their own smell to help with hunting. They same way some of those semi nutty bow hunters spray themselves with deer piss :wtfsmilie:

The only exception to that is the bearded collie I posted above who during a palatability trial ( we were testing dog pretzels ) she took one out of her bowl and dropped it on the ground and rolled in it. In all my years owning dogs I have never seen them roll in something that wasn't crap and or disgusting dead animals or some sort of repulsive shit.

This is Brandy, 6-7 years old. Bred by Dudley Morgan . I’ve only trained her for deer because she was a spastic swimmer but has decided she can swim last year and retrieve a duck but won’t touch them on the land. She thinks I can use my own legs to get them. Attachment 268324

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It's a hard life being a black dog on a hot day

Our black lab would be in the trough on a hot day and the other idiots would lay in the baking heat panting . Not sure on who felt the heat the most but do wonder about the intelligence of the vizsla and 2 border terriers

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Someone found the hook grass ��

Ratbag learning the ropes
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Cant post pic of my dog probably for low post count.

This is my dog Woody, GSPxViszla, currently 9 months old, stalking apprentice.

Training going well, still not quite onto "heel" but recall, leave and other basic commands going pretty well so far. Stock proofed apart from sheep which needs some more work. He loves hares and gets sidetracked with their scent unfortunately. Very keen on birds too but they off limits and I can tell when he is after them. Possums are not a problem so far. Gun trained now (started with sound conditioning when he was 9 weeks and than from .22 progressed to .270) and lots of paddock blood-tracking done. At the moment on 2m lead when in bush which is very challenging with the scrubby and windfall shit I normally stalk... He would otherwise just run in big circles so trying to discourage that...

Last weekend I shot first deer over him and he found it (although after but of a struggle). So far so good :)

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@Pete82 these guys are bred (gsp, vizsla, pointers) to work in big circles ahead, so provided you have a good way of keeping him in range, eventually with some time under his belt give him some room to move in front. You may want to run a garmin alpha device and TT25 collar for this (good home pet insurance), or a longer line. 2m is probably not long enough tbh. I'll let my guy range out 10-20 metres in front pretty regularly, he'll slow down once he's onto something. But that came with decent control on range first. Pretty stressful initially, but you get there.

Happy chappy just after sunrise this morning

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Lost our GSP about 2 months ago. Wife wanted a whippet for her dog and as a mate for Cooper (GSP) so we got Monty. When my boy died we looked for another whippet and ended up with Freddy. Monty is solid in the bush which was a surprise. They are keen hunters and very quite.
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How do you tell him She's not coming home.

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How do you tell him She's not coming home.

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Ouch

Working his magic. This one safe for today.
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