Fish'nFool

5 months old....

skedaddle

ermill99

This is Teddy. The best pointer I ever had. Just lost him in December at the age of 12. Grouse and woodcock finding machine. Sure do miss him..

hablox

jtburf

Ringo!

2dogs1949

Curly my male American Water Spaniel. A hunting machine.

Sami my 2 year old female American Water Spaniel.

Greg Manning

I used to hunt all English setters back when we had quail. Now I am 100% a Boykin Spaniel guy. Best all around dog I have ever owned with brains and drive but a great family dog too. Seeing your beautiful AWS shows how similar these dogs are in looks and multi purpose use.

Rolandt03

whats with the check cord around his hips?

Bailey Boat

Now, before anyone goes off on me half cocked let me explain. Lucy is a mixed breed, of what God only knows but she came to me at 7 weeks and had a nose like no other pup I've ever seen and I've had Brittany's and Labs in the past but I knew she was "different". She would track insects like they were elephants and left a scent trail 50 feet wide. I began working her as a past time just for fun, hell she's not a bird dog, she's just a dog. Time passes and she is showing more and more potential every week so I break out a dummy and some liquid scent and we go to town.
The first year I had her I never took her hunting, just in the yard and edge of the woods around the house. In Oct of every year I go to WI to hunt Grouse and brought home a bunch of wings I had saved to see her reaction. UNREAL, she went ape sht bonkers when she smelled the first one and would not get out of sight of the freezer where I kept the wings. Numerous sessions with the wings had her hooked so I took her to a plant and take quail farm here in NC. She was on them instantly, not pointing mind you but when she got within 10 feet she would begin "a stalking move which told me she had a bird on the nose. Bird gets up, I shoot, she retrieves and life is good.
The second year I take her to WI and she is like a robot on Grouse and Woodcock. She's small enough (15" high, 35 pounds) that she can get into the thick stuff and put birds in the air. We had the hunt of a lifetime for 4 days. She slept the entire way back to NC and has only gotten better over the years.

2dogs1949

The only way I can tell them apart is the tail and sometimes the size. My male was a big boy Both breeds are excellent hunters.

Fish'nFool

Nice point!

Fish'nFool

He's a stud.

We considered a GSP, beautiful dogs.

gundog61

Zprevatt

This is Boone , he is an extremely under utilized retriever.

jtburf

When in the field he would be hard headed and just keep hunting. If you walk him with just a lead he pulls like a train.

John

northeaster

Bella . Second yellow , great pup, she is a year and a half. One of those dogs that wont let you get more then 10 feet away.

sjp2

likes birds ,but still a bit of training involved.

cbritt

Our newest addition, just turned a year old, she’s a handful but sweet as hell

wdkerek

My Wahctelhund

coloradowalt

First English Cocker. My buddies and I all had Labs for years but just about everyone has switched over to these little dynamos. We use them for dove, snipe and quail.