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Never Spoil your Bird Dog!
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<blockquote data-quote="2ndhandrifles" data-source="post: 2785886" data-attributes="member: 125777"><p>Years ago, when I got my first GSP, I read a book written by a guy who had spent the majority of his adult life training bird dogs. Don't remember the title or the guys name and can't find the book. What I do remember is this: Keeping your bird dog in your house will not "ruin their nose". Keep them close to you and your family.....if they can't or won't hunt, you have a wonderful pet. </p><p>My personal thoughts: I spoil my dog rotten. He absolutely loves everyone in my family and is a beast on upland game birds. The dog is working it's *** of for you so you **** well better treat it how YOU would want to be treated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2ndhandrifles, post: 2785886, member: 125777"] Years ago, when I got my first GSP, I read a book written by a guy who had spent the majority of his adult life training bird dogs. Don't remember the title or the guys name and can't find the book. What I do remember is this: Keeping your bird dog in your house will not "ruin their nose". Keep them close to you and your family.....if they can't or won't hunt, you have a wonderful pet. My personal thoughts: I spoil my dog rotten. He absolutely loves everyone in my family and is a beast on upland game birds. The dog is working it's *** of for you so you **** well better treat it how YOU would want to be treated. [/QUOTE]
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