In my 67 years, I have owned just about everykind and now have the best dog I have ever had. Jeager is a blue weimaraner. If I could change anything about him would be to take a little size from him.

what makes him best?thanks

What makes Jeager the best? Simple, he is mine.
Everyone has their idea of the perfect dog. The requirements are so vast and varied that some cull my best, and desire my worst.
I like his intelligents, very quick learning ability, and extreme desire to please me. Tons of natural ability and desire to be in the field hunting. Doves, quail, chuckar, waterfowl or fur. With proper training, I would not hesitate to put him down with any dog and not be ashamed. I owned the 79 Nat'l Derby Champ, R/U Nat'l Field Ch. Dressels Haus Von Ruf Traid, not in the same class with Jeager. I have had pointers, Britts, Gsp, Gwp, Springers, ect. but none that I would trade him for. Most of all, he is my buddy and my shadow.

My brittanys, Bullet, Dot and Missy.

For water retrieves, flushing and a dog that'll put her heart into working and finding the tough dug in birds I have to say the yellow labs I've had have been the best all around dogs I've owned and hunted with. The've been good to train and work with in the field.

It definitly has to be either be Fido or Scooby Doo.
Can't beat em!

I also agree!!!!

Labs. They are the most versatile dog.

I have two Golden Retrievers, Goldens are smart, loyal and great with people. My youngest golden has a better nose and is smarter than the older golden. The older golden is the most gently dog I have ever been around.

I would not say that golden retrievers are the best bird dogs.
I would say that goldens retrieves are the best family dogs, that you can also hunt birds with.

Since I don't bird hunt..at all. I am going to say my Catahoula. He blood trails, hunts hogs, and is great with cattle. He shies away from strangers so I don't have to worry about anybody trying to take off with him. He is a great guard dog, keeps peoples hands out of my truck (that was a fun day) and stops people in the drive way and at the sidewalk without being overly aggressive. He isn't too big, only 65 lbs, can run all day long, doesn't eat too much, and perfectly content to ride around in the truck with me when we ain't hunting. The only downside is is that he has a double coat so he sheds a lot and his dog food is flippin expensive.