March 2, 2010
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Your Dog's First SeasonGun Dog MagazineWhen can you safely begin hunting your dog with other dogs? Cap recommends that you wait until after you've hunted your dog alone often enough to be able to …
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Source:Your Dog's First Season - Gun Dog Magazine
October 18, 2008
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Poacher who killed hunting dog gets 13 monthsLongview Daily News, WA - Oct 14, 2008By The Daily News A Longview man who was accused of poaching and torturing a hunting dog to death received a 13-month prison sentence Monday from a …
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Source:Poacher who killed hunting dog gets 13 months - Longview Daily News
September 25, 2008
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Hunting dogs strut stuffMLive.com, MI - Sep 11, 2008"If you are looking to buy a particular dog breed (for hunting), this is a good place to get an idea what kind of dog you might want," Heller added.
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Source:Hunting dogs strut stuff - MLive.com
June 7, 2008
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Gun Dog TrainingKFYR-TV, ND - Jun 1, 2008The Central Dakota Chapter of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association held a family gun dog training workshop this weekend lead by a renowned …
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Source:Gun Dog Training - KFYR-TV
April 29, 2008
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When we talk about being prepared for our hunt, we focus on things to take that make our time in the field successful. We make lists of essential safety gear and supplies, but often overlook the needs of our travelling companions - particularly those with four legs.
Just as you make sure you’ve got enough food for the people in your party, be sure there’s plenty for Fido. On a similar line, you’ll want to be sure you bring fresh water for the dog to drink, just like you bring water for yourself - particularly in the early part of the season, when summer temperatures cling on, adequate hydration is just as important for your dog as it is for you.
Another important consideration is field first aid. You pack at least a limited first aid kit for yourself and those in your party on the off chance that one of you gets hurt. But what about your dog? In addition to common sense things like keeping an eye on his legs and eyes for possible injury, pack a first aid kit especially for him. Include cotton balls, swabs, gauze pads, adhesive tape, saline solution, scissors, toenail clippers, bedadine scrub and a steroid-free ophthalmic ointment. In the event of a mishap on the field, your dog will thank you.
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