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When To Feed Your Dog
What Type of Dog Food to Feed Your Puppy Image
What Type of Dog Food to Feed Your Puppy -- Eric Altom, Ph. D, Senior Nutritionist, P&G Professional Pet Care - Eukanuba, talks about the nutritional needs of a hunting dog puppy and what to look for in dog food.
Joint Problems and Hunting Dogs Image
Joint Problems and Hunting Dogs -- Eric Altom, Ph. D, Senior Nutritionist, P&G Professional Pet Care - Eukanuba, talks about the common causes of joint problems in hunting dogs.
Keeping Your Hunting Dog Properly Hydrated Image
Keeping Your Hunting Dog Properly Hydrated -- Eric Altom, Ph. D, Senior Nutritionist, P&G Professional Pet Care - Eukanuba, talks about tips for keeping your dog properly hydrated while hunting or training.

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AKC (HOF) LITTER CERTIFIED BRITTANY MALE ROOSTER aka ROO Image
AKC (HOF) LITTER CERTIFIED BRITTANY MALE ROOSTER aka ROO
This male puppy comes from Catori and Tripp AKC Registered. Catori is a roan dog and 6 of the pups are roan Cato
   Price: 1800
   Breeder: thomas lambert
   Location: columbia city, IN
Great Pedigree - Competition, Hunting and Family Member!  Image
Great Pedigree - Competition, Hunting and Family Member!
Available now! Dual registered (AKC and UKC) litter of black Labrador Retrievers. 2 Males and 1 Female! De
   Price: Call
   Breeder: Bill Dungan
   Location: Powder Springs, GA
Gun Dogs/Competition/Family Companions -  Chocolate females, males and black mal Image
Gun Dogs/Competition/Family Companions - Chocolate females, males and black mal
Puppies from Dry Pond Retrievers. Located in Johnston, SC. We have puppies from HRCH Jack X HRCH Gypsy MH that will
   Price: call
   Breeder: Beth Johnes
   Location: Johnston, SC

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Product Reviews

Electronic Dog Training Collar Reviews
More than 30 years ago, electronic collars made their way into the dog-training scene. However, because the first generation of electronic collars were only capable of delivering one level of stimulation to the dog, they where appropriately nicknamed “shock collars”. These collars required the trainer to select the level of correction by inserting an “intensity plug” into the collar (before putting the collar on the dog for training, once the collar was on the dog they could not change the intensity level). This plug would then cause the collar to emit the same level of stimulation for all corrections issued during the session, regardless of how small or large the infraction – hence the nickname “shock collar”. (Continue)

Electronic Hearing Protection Reviews
The “electronic age” has changed hearing protection for the sportsmen. Technology has not only increased the effectiveness, but it has also made improvements to comfort, size, and amplification. Shooters can now wear units that comfortably fit within the ear canal offering ultimate implications and protection. This guide will walk you through electronic hearing protection jargon, explain the technologies and give insight to the best possible solution for electronic hearing protection. Quality units are available for about $100.00, but if budget is not a concern, advanced protection can be purchased for over $1000.00. (Continue)

Bird Launchers and Dummy Launchers Reviews
Its hard to argue that the technological advancements in dog training over the past 15-20 years has done nothing but help dog trainers advance their dog to new heights. Two products that immediately come to mind are Bird Launchers and Dummy Launchers. (Continue)

Latest Photo Contest Entries


Toolie and Daisy on the hunt
Toolie and Daisy on the hunt - Labs out duck hunting
Photo by: Kelly Flores
I hear geese!
I hear geese! - Oaklee Lee 2 yo chocolate lab listening for geese in the pit. Best New Year's Eve ever!
Photo by: Rodney Lee
Watching for ducks!
Watching for ducks! - This is Oaklee Lee when he was 2 yo.
Photo by: Rodney Lee
All in a Day's Work
All in a Day's Work - Gunther the Gun Dog looking over the day's bag.
Photo by: Rich Alfredo
old truck
old truck - Oregon
Photo by: John Alleva
Picture Perfect
Picture Perfect - Ruger loves going for a hike and he loves the water. It's not easy getting a good clear picture of him because he's always moving, but when I do he is picture perfect. Such handsome GSP!
Photo by: Dawn Barnes

Hunting Dogs Articles

Force Fetch
Force Fetching Retrievers is difficult, especially when you lack experience. When a dog does not respond, do you need to apply more pressure, less pressure, ease up on requirements, shorten the session, or perhaps bear down and keep trying until he gets it? Even experienced trainers can find it hard to read a dog that is doing nothing. (Continue)

Establishing a Solid Quartering Pattern - An Interview with David Lauber
Last issue we spent time talking with David Lauber, regarding the introduction of young dogs to gunfire during fieldwork. This issue we will continue our talk, but step back a bit and talk about establishing a strong quartering pattern before shooting over the dog and eventually steadying a young spaniel. (Continue)

Prairie Chickens on Tribal Ground
A covey rise of prairie chickens flushing fast, chuckling and flashing their fanned tail feathers is a wild western wing shooting adventure for sure.(Continue)

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