Thread: Photos of your dog

Ivy stood on a branch. Required 2 rounds of surgery's on her foot to remove all the bark as it wouldn't show up on X-rays.
I now see a Vx5 and change wrapped around her foot. Always when you can least afford it too.

It was a painful 4 weeks recovery time, she is not a dog that likes to relax. She would much rather be out and about doing things.

Originally Posted by Nugget connaisseur

Ivy stood on a branch. Required 2 rounds of surgery's on her foot to remove all the bark as it wouldn't show up on X-rays.
I now see a Vx5 and change wrapped around her foot. Always when you can least afford it too.

It was a painful 4 weeks recovery time, she is not a dog that likes to relax. She would much rather be out and about doing things.

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great looking dog, what the breed?

Originally Posted by gonetropo

great looking dog, what the breed?

Belgian Malinois Mix. Not sure with what exactly. Some sort of staffy or other shorter coat bully breed most likely.

Jed on Sunday with our first roaring stag . He's not used to smelly old rutted up Stags and he was a bit nervous when it was coming in. Giving low growl. Thought he was going to fuck it for us. Hopefully now he knows what they are, the growling will stop.

Poor girl looks very sorry for herself. Hope she heals up well.

Of course Jed was growling, you never gave him a rifle to defend himself from that big nasty critter

Originally Posted by rugerman

Poor girl looks very sorry for herself. Hope she heals up well.

Of course Jed was growling, you never gave him a rifle to defend himself from that big nasty critter

all healed up nicely. Back to dog duties. Now to get time to make it for a hunt.

and sideways

mauser is now 5 months and 26kg

Oi dad! where's the bloody bone!

Meet Finn. He's my first dog. Lab x Gsp, bought from a family in Galatea. If anyone has a litter mate of his flick me a message as I'd be quite keen to hear about them/see photos!

At 1.5 years old his tally is sitting at 12 public land deer and somewhere in the neighbourhood of 100 goats off a mix of public and private. It's been a ton of fun.

haha not too mention a chip bag
I love his blue blaze

One of the many pluses of hunting with a dog, you have a mobile food disposal unit following you around.

This is my Brittany retrieving a Canada on opening weekend. He is a rehome dog and it was our 1st opener on ducks and ponds and geese..... usually I stick to pheasant and quail.
But this definitely wasnt Charlies first rodeo.

This is Abby. Lots of fun but completely useless for human assisted hunting. Lucky thats not what her job is

Is that a smelly mutt (little play on words)? If it is then those fuckers need to be kept entertained as if the get bored they will find something to do (like eat your house).