bonecollector_4

im 16 years old and my dad has two german shorthairs but i was wondering other good bird dogs that would be good for multible things other then pheasant and grouse

Doc E

What kind of "other" birds are you talking about ?
Ducks ?
Geese ?
Quail ?

Or what ?



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Sheridan

I've always liked Brittanys

sproulman

boy,thats hard one.you have one of best all around dogs,GSP.
SMALL lab,females are smaller would be good choice but they are FLUSHERS.GSP is pointer.
this is from what i have seen and not all breeds.
brittany,lewellin setter,springer ,beagles are ones i saw hunt over years .each does better on different game.

SMALL LAB in my opinion is a real good dog if it comes from hunting stock.

while i was in so,dakota this year a dog i saw really impressed me.

they are called SMALL MUSTERLANDER.i have my name in for pup as we speak and hopefully will have SM in july.

my dog i have liked for 46 years is SMALL FIELD LAB.you cant go wrong with one from HUNTING STOCK.
but now i am a SM dog at top of my list but will always have LAB in my home and hunting behind my SM.

Yellowsnow

There are a lot of Versatile breeds. The NAVHDA would be a good starting point and has breed info.

http://www.navhda.org/

scribe917k

Drahthaar's are a very versatile hunting dog. Great pointers, trackers, retrievers etc. What ever you train them to hunt they will hunt and do a Damn good job at it.

jslinger663

wired hair pointing griffons great foot hunting dog and wonderful in the blind great temperaments. they can be pretty soft so choice your training method wisely

445 supermag

I have a Drahthaar and she is unbelieveable in the woods. Like he said can do it all and some.

Fantastic breed.

shogan191

Springer, Boynkin.

574mag

I've got a female yellow lab now and she was incredible but she is retired with bad hips and I just ordered an wirehaired vizsla. I have heard real good things about these dogs and I am looking forward to finding out first hand.