Rachswid

just a short vid sorry about the swearing but i was pretty

happy

http://www.huntersrosekennels.com/photo_album.html

tailcrackin

Lets see the pups in a month running loose on a bird, no check cord or nothingand then we'll decide. Maybe, maybe not. Only time will tell, be nice if was. Makea very biddable pup. But then again, if any pressure getsused to encourage point, what part of desire will it take away from? The wing is a start, put a bird out, they are old enough. Mighty fine looking K9's Thanks Jonesy

Rachswid

already been in a flight pen with a few quail and had some nice points need to get the camara in there with me I guess.

tailcrackin

I am not being a smarty either, I just started a topic, couple days ago about this. I am curious, I don't want them in the flight pen, dizzy up a bird and work a pup, or both then lets see the response, I am in no way critisizing the dogs or their work!! Promise, I worked a chocolate that came out of wis. earlier in the spring, I think the dog done very well, and did make it steady to wing, with the tail half way up, but what I did notice is that if I was not on top of at all times, it was flushing, until I made steady. This dog was supposed to be bred that way.That's why I am wodering so much about man made or genetics. I am in belief, any thing can be done, just wondering about doing it to the breed? Basically it will be a brittany in blk fur. I train all breeds, so I am not poking at you! Just wondering?? Thanks Jonesy

Rachswid

only time will tell on the rest but they are showing some promise!

tailcrackin

Hey Rach, Thats cool, let me know some locations and $ I will try to help move some, ok?? Thanks I have lot of people get a hold of me periodically. I will do my best, Thanks again, Jonesy

Rachswid

Thanks, but all the pups have already been spoken for.

tailcrackin

Boy that makes life alot nicer don't it!! Thanks Jonesy, I'll try an dkeep you in my dog list, cool??

Doc E

Here is Casey (age 12 weeks)on a Natural -- no check cord -- point. Admittedly, it was a sight point. The Grouse is straight out in a line from his nose, just past the fallen tree.

sproulman

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