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  1. #11
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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    I got my guy from East Harbor Gun Dogs down in the states. He's in Washington great to deal with and my boy is as much as a house dog as he is a hunting machine
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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    Quote Originally Posted by Firstblood View Post
    Check out some day retrievers in Kamloops if you're in the area, just picked up a pup from Linda after I went and checked out her operation, I met a few of her dogs and saw her property and couldnt have been more impressed. My girl Ghillie is 3 months old, house trained, retrieving and swimming, coming to call even with lots of distractions and other dogs and all she wants is to be with me. Ive worked with labs before but Im no expert, just read up on a few different books and take your time. A lab wont give up on you so keep at the training. Shes also a lover, she is on my lap as I type this and loves attention.
    I haven't seen her labs. But, I just got my girl (GWP) back from spending approx 6 weeks with Linda. I really liked Linda and her operation. She worked on reinforcing things I had already had my dog doing - and she did a damn nice job of it. She was VERY firm with the dog but treated her well IMO. Very high recommendation from me for training from Linda.

    If I were looking for a lab I would certainly give her a call and get her thoughts.

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    Thanks for all the PMs and advice. I've talked with a short list of recommended breeders and think I have decided on the right one for me. I'm now on a puppy list. Im going to meet with them in Oct and we'll discuss my preferences and expectations and figure out which of the two 2018 litters will be the best match for me.

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    Who did you go with ....

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    Quote Originally Posted by 835 View Post
    Who did you go with ....
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    Cedarbrae

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    You will like them.

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    Quote Originally Posted by Ron.C View Post
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    Cedarbrae
    You will be happy with them. I am familiar with all her dogs, and she has been breeding and raising hunt test/ hunting dogs for a very long time. She breeds working conformation dogs for the most part. My hunting partner has a 6 month old from Tracey. They aren't fire breathers, but they will hunt with the right training and be awesome family pets.
    Last edited by lorneparker1; 08-04-2017 at 10:45 AM.
    Quote Originally Posted by Bear Brawler View Post
    Just lob a couple loaded mouse traps at em like you're playing horse shoes. More humane than bouncing darts off them.

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    which litter Lorne?
    the one with three or the one with 8?
    Timber my dog is from Nelson, the one with 3....
    he is really stable and super easy to train. I am not as pro a trainer as some here but Timber is almost auto pilot.... you just show him what you want him to do and he does it.
    he pulls triple wing retrieves without trying to bring all three in at once all held until I have him sit at heal and tell him to drop.

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    Re: Future hunting partner and family member

    Quote Originally Posted by 835 View Post
    which litter Lorne?
    the one with three or the one with 8?
    Timber my dog is from Nelson, the one with 3....
    he is really stable and super easy to train. I am not as pro a trainer as some here but Timber is almost auto pilot.... you just show him what you want him to do and he does it.
    he pulls triple wing retrieves without trying to bring all three in at once all held until I have him sit at heal and tell him to drop.
    Her last litter I think there was 8 in it as I know 4 people with puppies. Lucy was the dam I have no idea who the sire was.
    Quote Originally Posted by Bear Brawler View Post
    Just lob a couple loaded mouse traps at em like you're playing horse shoes. More humane than bouncing darts off them.

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