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Cajun Casey

Once the old guard gives it up, and the participation trophy generation takes over we wont even have to unload the dogs, they will just mail you a CH. Jim As part of that generation... Sadly it will come to that. I was born a few decades to late. I believe it was the "Old Guard" that started the tr...

Cajun Casey

Get the regular Chicken and Rice Naturals and feed 1/4 below the max recommended amount. LB is lamb and high energy dogs may noy digest it as well.

Cajun Casey

I would keep him away from puppies who don't have good dog manners. Some dogs don't tolerate rowdy puppies just like some people don't tolerate rowdy children. He already has been exposed to the idea that the puppy will get him roughed up by you. If you don't know for sure if his agression was offen...

Cajun Casey

I think he's intact. How old?

Cajun Casey

One of my sons is the plant manager of a human food facility and he says all it takes for something to be Kosher is you have to pay the Rabbi. Ezzy Is there anything you don't know? Most kosher hotdogs are all beef, I've never actually seen ones that weren't. I maybe buy meat at the store twice a y...

Cajun Casey

I'm finding that the same is all over the world! ..... You wanna just take the jacket off and step outside? Problem is...You can't!! So, ..Tell us how good you are, or shut the feck up!..better still, show us how good you are, then there will be no need for words :wink: Drink some water, and dunk y...

Cajun Casey

I'm finding that the same is all over the world! ..... You wanna just take the jacket off and step outside? Problem is...You can't!! So, ..Tell us how good you are, or shut the feck up!..better still, show us how good you are, then there will be no need for words :wink: Drink some water, and dunk y...

Cajun Casey

I'd like to see such a list awesome as well.. You are feeding 4D beef in your food. That's from the guy that reps the company. I am feeding what they scrape off the line in every Tyson plant in the Ozarks. That's from the guy that brokers the stuff. Your dogs are as weird as mine. Dog Health and Nu...

Cajun Casey

Off the top of my head, Blue Buffalo, Orijen, Red Barn, Tasman's, Cloud Star, PureBites, Zuke's.

Cajun Casey

I'd like to see such a list awesome as well.. You are feeding 4D beef in your food. That's from the guy that reps the company. I am feeding what they scrape off the line in every Tyson plant in the Ozarks. That's from the guy that brokers the stuff. Your dogs are as weird as mine. Dog Health and Nu...

Cajun Casey

I'd like to see such a list awesome as well.. You are feeding 4D beef in your food. That's from the guy that reps the company. I am feeding what they scrape off the line in every Tyson plant in the Ozarks. That's from the guy that brokers the stuff. Your dogs are as weird as mine. Dog Health and Nu...

Cajun Casey

I don't run retrieving trials. However, I do think it is a part of a completely finished dog. I think callbacks in a trial are a joke. In a hunt test, they are simply broken out for better evaluation.

Cajun Casey

Dogs are weird. I have one that will thief shirts and bite the buttons off them, but not unless we are home. ?!?

Cajun Casey

I have two GSP's from the same breeder and the same parents just different litters. The oldest is 20 months and whines and whines. The youngest who is 5 months old only whines when he needs to go out. The two are complete opposites for the most part. We have tried everything from ignoring him to te...

Cajun Casey

Crate the dog, but I would give him something with her scent on it at first. Pick up the stuff he chews. You don't want to risk a perforated intestine. Have HER train him on simple behaviors like a down-stay and don't let him be pushy. If he is strong willed and fairly smart, look into NILIF.

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Some people look for reasons to beat on a dog. Personally, I prefer food reinforcement for being quiet. Then, instead of whining, they stare.

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Jealous? Mixed with what?

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Personally, I think this place could stand to be a good bit rougher. In a decade of experience on many forums, that keeps the casual people who aren't truly involved in whatever the subject is from becoming a nuisance, and gives the experienced people more freedom. I agree, if there are no repercus...

Cajun Casey

She is beautiful.

Cajun Casey

Boards change. This one now has several that are one dog wonders, amateurs that have pros train their dogs and don't realize what they're seeing, but spout what they think they've seen as gospel, and some that may be internet wonders and may have never trained a dog successfully. I help members wit...

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gonehuntin' wrote:
Cajun Casey wrote: Perhaps you should go. Hunting.
I rest my case.

One can only hope.

Cajun Casey

I think what happens is, in the beginning, those pros are happy to help a newbie that wants answers. But then said newbie either questions the pros methods or miss uses the method and then drops the pros name. See, if a pro helps you and the method they teach doesnt work for your dog/or you didnt i...

Cajun Casey

Boards change. This one now has several that are one dog wonders, amateurs that have pros train their dogs and don't realize what they're seeing, but spout what they think they've seen as gospel, and some that may be internet wonders and may have never trained a dog successfully. I help members wit...

Cajun Casey

Or they could be out hunting and training their dogs. Nope, that ain't it. I've seen people post fishing and hunting trips and field work directly to FB as it happens. The groups are more user friendly because of blocking capabilities. You still have moderators, but don't have to deal with them per...

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Facebook, in particular, along with the rest of integrated social media, is what happened. Ease and speed of communication and superior personalization capabilities have made static forums a thing of the past. Sites like this cost money while Facebook is free and allows a lot more reach if someone w...

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I believe there have been a couple shorthairs from out west halfway qualified in recent history.

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ACooper wrote:
Cajun Casey wrote: Nothing worse that a Gen-Y
I 100% agree with this part, seems the GDF has a recent influx of Gen-Y nonsense.

And, Boomers and Xers have found common ground.

Cajun Casey

Get her a skidplate and let her roll.

Cajun Casey

I take my dog virtually everywhere I go, and very rarely have a leash on me. Rich white people are easily shocked. Not true! Sometimes they make it to the Benz before you can get the collar on 'em! I am seeing a scary trend in dog training franchises that insist on e-training from the get-go. Nothi...

Cajun Casey

scratches most likely wont be a problem, but any bites I would watch very closely. A cats mouth is a filthy place, and almost every cat bite I have seen ends up abscessing. No scratches to the eye, right?? I have an older lady client who was bitten by a neighbor's cat and ended up in the hospital a...

Cajun Casey

It's what they do. Sometimes even in their sleep.

Cajun Casey

Off topic... A few years ago dad found a big coon that one of his dogs had killed during the night. She had several scrapes, but no real cuts. I was shocked and demanded pictures. Casey killed a skunk so fast once he didn't even get sprayed.[/quote] Was the skunk in the same county he was last seen...

Cajun Casey

If your dog is bringing back badger she has strangled I will guarantee no matter what kind of an owner she has she is coming back bloody with ripped ears and would be real lucky to not have cuts across her stomach and possibly a few intestine showing. And if it is far enough away to find a badger I...

Cajun Casey

Sorry, it was a while ago i read it, i don't have a link. :/ Do you not believe me or something? Nope. You're some crazy stranger on the Internet, of course I don't just believe whatever you say. I read all sorts of stuff on the Internet. Some of it is true. Using the Internet I can prove that the ...

Cajun Casey

Both bites and scratches can be a problem. Antibiotics might be in order. Watch for swelling that might indicate an abcess under a closed wound.

Cajun Casey

kibafang90 wrote:
Cajun Casey wrote: Do you run marathons? Maybe you should Facebook friend Kyra Sundance. Right up your alley.
I was JUSTT on facebook chatting with her through PM! :O Also was just chatting with "set means sit". Good kind people, who love dogs.
Why? You have problems with her?

Nope, not at all. I sell her books.

Cajun Casey

Also, i think its not "raw vs kibble" in this convo.. It should be "cooked food vs kibble vs raw" Ill go change the subject thingy. You don't have a hunting dog. The mud, blood and oilpatch crud of reality does not apply to you. Run a string of a dozen dogs in rough country and see how important fo...

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I come here to feel good about my spelling and grammar.

Cajun Casey

kibafang90 wrote:
displaced_texan wrote:People with untrained dogs are always amazed when they see dogs do things they are told.

Yeah but, do they run up and laugh, and harass you??

Yeah, they do. Like about the dogs killing things when that's their job. Or shock collars.

Cajun Casey

Seizures are common in English setters, and particularly in some lines. I agree this is a seizure, not grand mal, but definitely not glycemic in origin.

Cajun Casey

Also, i think its not "raw vs kibble" in this convo.. It should be "cooked food vs kibble vs raw" Ill go change the subject thingy. You don't have a hunting dog. The mud, blood and oilpatch crud of reality does not apply to you. Run a string of a dozen dogs in rough country and see how important fo...

Cajun Casey

BilJac frozen isn't raw or even close to raw. Raw meat isn't nutritionally dense due to the water content. The energy in raw diets depends on the fat content. Commercial raw diets (frozen) don't sell well because of cost and storage. Most of the raw feeders I know also supplement the heck out of the...

Cajun Casey

Service dogs for the blind have always been trained this way, as are many military and working SAR and police dogs. Sadly, you will have to get over yourselves.

Cajun Casey

Read the bag. Not the pretty picture side. The other side, with all the little writing. I get your question on a daily basis from clients and they are always astounded at the fact that the information is readily available. Most people don't want written instructions to follow. The want an argument o...

Cajun Casey

A vet will see any given one of my mutts for fifteen minutes a year, typically. You bet I'm going to put a lot of weight on some unsolicited comment. Really?

Cajun Casey

Interesting that dog food has become such a religion that people feel obligated to judge.

Cajun Casey

SubMariner wrote:displaced_texan & Ezzy... why don't you two just take it to PMs?

Thanks,

Why didn't you?

Cajun Casey

Probably a coccidia flare up from the move. Talk to your vet about Albon or Flagyl.

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I expect to see him nominated HOF next year. His brother is already there.

Cajun Casey

I have had half a dozen dogs bitten by copperheads over the past couple of years. One required extensive care at the emergency clinic and the rest were left to their own devices. I gave one a Benadryl followed by a shot of Vetalog, but the vet said the Benadryl is basically worthless since the prima...

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