Thread: Photos of your dog

Sister in laws pup but will be able to use him for duck shooting this year hopefully..lab/springer cross,great natured pup.
Katie the deer dog is not impressed.

he's a little cutie that is one suspicious old dog there. Definitely worried the new upstart will be trouble
In my experience the old dog is not too happy about the unpredictable running around from the youngster and often tries to tell the new one to "settle down"

Originally Posted by The bomb

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Sister in laws pup but will be able to use him for duck shooting this year hopefully..lab/springer cross,great natured pup.
Katie the deer dog is not impressed.

I predict sore arms up ahead...sore from all the throwing things to be retrieved..... go hard,you will get tired before pup will give up.... delivery to hand vital,have at it.... not too long till D-DAY and water is holding ok...for now....NO LOCKDOWN will be much useful...if minister of hugs n sad faces stops waffling and tells us whats what...we may know .

Yep have already laid down the law with the nephew and niece about chasing him when he is carrying something or pulling sfuff from his mouth ..at the moment he brings tennis ball straight to hand with a really soft mouth and loves the water,loud noises don’t bother him as well..

Its only a matter of time. Son caught a rabbit six months ago and raised it and now it runs free around the lawn, chook run around the paddocks around our house

Originally Posted by bigbear

Its only a matter of time. Son caught a rabbit six months ago and raised it and now it runs free around the lawn, chook run around the paddocks around our house
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Good training there.
Keep it up.

lol that is one risky bunny and ya dog is not a happy bunny at all

Just cleaning out my photos from my phone.
Christmas was very hard on ruby, I started seeing how many items i could stack on her haha.



You have heard of double chin. What about chin flaps?

Got this new addition last week to the pack to make three - will be interesting for sure.

Bit off topic.
But my Dad lost his lab 2 days ago. He’s by himself so it was a companion as well as a hunting buddy.
Anyone know of any litters going around the Waikato BOP areas?
He would like a dog. Black if possible.
Pm me if you do cheers

Aw soo cute yeah it can be a bit busy with 3. Although sometimes it's not as much work as you think since the new pup will take a bit of a lead from the older ones.

that is 1 patient dog you have there Nugget Connaisseur

Originally Posted by Baz036

Got this new addition last week to the pack to make three - will be interesting for sure.

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You’re eating a biscuit ?

Gosh I wish i had the lifestyle, time, and land for a good hunting dog. Would probably go for a wirehair pointer. All of your dogs are beautiful. Ive just got these useless noisy feathery things. Can't even use them for falconry. At least one of them appreciates the game I bring home.

Originally Posted by JessicaChen

Gosh I wish i had the lifestyle, time, and land for a good hunting dog. Would probably go for a wirehair pointer. All of your dogs are beautiful. Ive just got these useless noisy feathery things. Can't even use them for falconry. At least one of them appreciates the game I bring home.

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He'd be a top little guard dog. I had one that would wait till i sat down with my morning cornflakes and he'd go for my toes!
"Bobby bobby bobby!" He would run off saying. Bobby was a bit of a psychopath

@JessicaChen Back just seen this post as l was going through looking at the hounds & thought this may interest you ,in 2004 we did a huge trip to Central Australia by motorbike, we raced in 04 Finke Desert Race, had 2 weeks off & then rode across the Simpson Desert & up the Big Red Sand Dune out of Birdsville QLD around 1400klm & 6 days all up .


The deserts in Central Australia had see some of the best rains in living memory & while we were prepping for & doing the Finke Desert Race the flocks of Budgerigar's were that huge while they flew to & from fresh patches of seed grass that they looked like bushfire smoke at first from a distance ,their was tens of thousands of them in the murmurs.

Then as we got into the center of the remote Simpson Desert we witnessed the rare sight of the reason the Simpson Desert has the world's longest parallel sand dunes ,the north-south oriented dunes form & remain that way growing to around 100ft, because when they get big rain it pools at the base of the dunes in miles long narrow pools & remains for weeks meaning the dunes are then held in position by vegetation ,(mainly seed grasses & spinifex), that grows with the help of the pooled water. What that meant was we would come over the top of these big dunes at full throttle & be greeted by huge flocks of mainly Cockatiels .

These flocks of Cockatiels were that huge that they would black out the sky ,(many the same color as yours),as they were feeding on the seed grass around these long strips of water & bathing & drinking from them .These huge flocks were that big that at sunset they would fly in for their chosen patch at night & would make their own wind, there was literally Millions of them making the most of the water & feed in the middle of the desert .We were also surprised to also see ducks making the most of the desert sand dune pools & had to wonder how far they had flown into to make the most of it.