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post up your training pics!

January training pics with brad27 and Garrison (behind the camera for one or two). It is a point and shoot and you do have to hit it once before the image will clear up (sorta). brad was handling Jack and i was handling kimber.

Have spent alot of time with Timber this summer/ fall and I am really happy with his progress.

The best reward of all, Timber backing a buddy's GSP last week. He stood pround and stong, needless to say I was VERY pleased. I must add, this is my first pointer and he is just under a year old. Not bragging, just proud.

gpblitz wrote:

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Cage being sent on a water blind retrieve...

An entrance like that on a blind??? NICE!

Nothing wrong with bragging when therei something legit to brag about. Fine looking dog. You must be doing a lot right.

Don't have any recent pics, but here's a couple videos of our trip to the field a few days ago... She's catching on in-spite of me!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr-QwjggI9o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHvaptkG ... re=related

Liberated bird.

Nice pics people! Still hunting season here, so no training till after Valentines Day!

Some pictures of me and my puppy Shelby training for our NAVHDA NA test in the spring.

Nice pics. Let's keep em comming.

I wanna see some pictures of Garrison's pup, got any?

These are some pics I took from the last two weeks at training:

Nobelles Scout


My girl Nobelles Cleopatra


Our friend Raf's Llewellyn - Caleb


And his other 9 Month old Llewellyn - Biscuit


Thanks for letting me share.

Here is Lucy and Holly. The pics of Holly were taken a couple weeks apart, the one is of her pointing and the other was takenof her standing after a flush. The pic of Lucy is on point. Holly is by Branscum's Doc Holiday and Lucy is by Slate Creek Doc, both females are granddaughters of Branscum's Nickel. Thanks for looking and thanks for posting the other training pics. I love looking at pics of dogs.

John

pretty cool pics. I may try to add sum after this weekend

Took Daisy out this morning for some quick pigeon work. Looks like the Honky Tonk in her is starting to come out!

I didn't take squat for training pics of my dogs this year, but here are a few.


Some steadiness stuff with Brandi.


Roxi with a snootful of chukar retrieve.


Roxi begging to do another duck drag and Brandi's training without training day. She becomes very vocal when other dogs get to do stuff and she doesn't, so this was a morning on the stakeout, where she learned to mellow out...while other dogs got to do all kinds of water work in front of her.

Here are a few of mine crew

Indy is 3-4 months old here, with Ace backing


A litle retrieving from Indy


Ace backing


Ace on a pigeon in a launcher

Byrdgirl wrote:These are some pics I took from the last two weeks at training:

Nobelles Scout


My girl Nobelles Cleopatra


Our friend Raf's Llewellyn - Caleb


And his other 9 Month old Llewellyn - Biscuit


Thanks for letting me share.

Not fair your a professional with the camera

Here are some pics from last weekend..

Brad and I took Waylon out this afternoon at a local spot and worked on a little handling.

Nice Little Point

good times. we need to put him infront of a horse soon........

He is looking good!

ultracarry wrote:He is looking good!

Looks can be decieving, after two rounds of giardia the gas tank has been going empty pretty quick, but he put on 5 pounds on in two weeks, hopefully he is back to 100% soon.

[quote="Garrison"]Brad and I took Waylon out this afternoon at a local spot and worked on a little handling.

Nice Little Point


Now that is a beautiful dog.

Thanks Sharon, he usually puts a smile on my face!

Forgot I had these, Uncle's Griff in Illinois.

This one is from a few weeks ago at a friends' house:

This one is from today. The wind was not cooperating, but he still found his bird. Please excuse the lack of light, we don't see the sun too much in the winter here in Cleveland; that was at about 11am at my training grounds:

And this one is from yesterday when the sun was out, and I was running the dog until he couldn't move in order to have peaceful evening

Tune up before hunting season.

Some hunting pics from this year.

The best pic I took yesterday.

Do you plan on showing Kimber and getting a DC?

Naaa I dont look good in a skirt

ultracarry wrote:Naaa I dont look good in a skirt

Have someone else show her - like we do with our Vizsla. I would never step in the ring - but with so few DCs it'd be an accomplishment.

Took lucy out yesterday.

As posted in the Grouse Dog Range thread. Training on wild birds this morning.

Brad Lucy looks awesome !! I'm impressed.

Thanks Ted. Her points have become more stylish as she has gotten older.

Vonzeppelinkennels wrote:Brad Lucy looks awesome !! I'm impressed.

+1

Starting to break to young dogs

You California guy's definitely have some great looking dogs. Hey ultra, as far as the dress is concerned, how about posting a picture and let us be the judge. Remember, it's not about you...it's about the dog

A couple of pics for my guys from this weekend.

Ace is 3 and a pretty old hand at training. He gets pretty sticky when we are training.


Indy is now 9 months, and has not been on pigeons much.