Photos of your dog

**Rushy** · 09-07-2013, 07:37 PM

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Jeez, what sort of retriever is that, it's not even playing in the water

Barefoot he is of the genus Howick Houndus. Has latte running through his veins

**mcche171** · 09-07-2013, 10:30 PM

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Hope this works. This is Eddie, my gun dog in training. Needs A LOT more training tho

**mcche171** · 09-07-2013, 10:35 PM

tried twice and it has been upside down both times. Dont know why. Even in a photo the bloody thing doesnt behave.

**Barefoot** · 09-07-2013, 10:47 PM

Originally Posted by Rushy

Barefoot he is of the genus Howick Houndus. Has latte running through his veins

I understand. I have Canis Numbty - and is magnetically attracted to any body of water larger than a coke bottle

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**mikee** · 10-07-2013, 08:51 AM

Originally Posted by Barefoot

I understand. I have Canis Numbty - and is magnetically attracted to any body of water larger than a coke bottle

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I have 2 from the genus "Canis Poo" they are magnetically attracted to anything smelly. Will blow blow thru a rotting sheep carcass like its not even there. I could be interested in swaping them for a dog from Genis Numbty, better a wet dog in the car than trying to drive holding your breath for 50k!!!

**phillipgr** · 10-07-2013, 10:41 AM

My dog was eating possum crap, guess he thought it was chocolate, wouldnt touch the deer shit though guess he doesn't like Hershey's kisses

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**Gibo** · 10-07-2013, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by mcche171

Attachment 11900 Hope this works. This is Eddie, my gun dog in training. Needs A LOT more training tho

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**Gibo** · 10-07-2013, 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by phillipgr

My dog was eating possum crap, guess he thought it was chocolate, wouldnt touch the deer shit though guess he doesn't like Hershey's kisses

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Well mate at least now you know.
He may (fat chance) have surprised you and got you on to hundreds of deer in one day and you could have been overwelmed not knowing what to do with them all!!

But seriously he had to be tried mate.

**mcche171** · 10-07-2013, 12:18 PM

thanks Gibo.

**phillipgr** · 10-07-2013, 01:09 PM

Originally Posted by Gibo

Well mate at least now you know.
He may (fat chance) have surprised you and got you on to hundreds of deer in one day and you could have been overwelmed not knowing what to do with them all!!

But seriously he had to be tried mate.

That's what I was hoping haha. Can't really blame him though; take a 10 year old dog hunting for the first time and expect much more, you're kidding yourself

**Barefoot** · 10-07-2013, 06:35 PM

The dogs are looking a bit depressed tonight, I was sitting on a ridge today and they were hot on the trail of a goat below in the pines. That is normally my que to start heading down to finish it off, but then I saw Cruze burst out into the cutover at full steam chasing the now invisible goat. Damned if I know where it went and neither do the dogs. Its rare for one to get away from them when they are that close. Relevance you ask? One of my dogs is 10yrs as well, she may have slowed down but the nose and the keenness is still there.

**phillipgr** · 10-07-2013, 07:02 PM

Originally Posted by Barefoot

The dogs are looking a bit depressed tonight, I was sitting on a ridge today and they were hot on the trail of a goat below in the pines. That is normally my que to start heading down to finish it off, but then I saw Cruze burst out into the cutover at full steam chasing the now invisible goat. Damned if I know where it went and neither do the dogs. Its rare for one to get away from them when they are that close. Relevance you ask? One of my dogs is 10yrs as well, she may have slowed down but the nose and the keenness is still there.

Yep, they never stop loving it even after their body slows aye?

I wonder what it might have been like if I had had my dog a bit later and had been into hunting them, I'm sure he'd be a bit more worn haha too much pampering and lying in the sun has my boy in as good a shape as he has even been. We dodged the arthritis that is pretty common in his breed and for that I'm glad.