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Gerry Clinchy
08-28-2010, 08:17 PM
Just so pleased that the "pale dog" in the avatar just got his first JH leg for his owner at the tender age of 8 mos.
A very small thing in this crowd, but several of you will understand how special it is for a breeder when you know that a pup is turning out to be fun and successful for the owner.
The owner just retired from teaching, and his retirement gift to himself was a pup to train. It had been 20 years since he trained his last dog (field and obedience), and he was very excited about getting a new pup.
road kill
08-28-2010, 08:20 PM
Just so pleased that the "pale dog" in the avatar just got his first JH leg for his owner at the tender age of 8 mos.
A very small thing in this crowd, but several of you will understand how special it is for a breeder when you know that a pup is turning out to be fun and successful for the owner.
The owner just retired from teaching, and his retirement gift to himself was a pup to train. It had been 20 years since he trained his last dog (field and obedience), and he was very excited about getting a new pup.
Congrats!!
The first one is the SWEETEST!!
Especially after the layoff.
"Good DAWG!!!!":D
RK
charly_t
08-28-2010, 11:53 PM
Just so pleased that the "pale dog" in the avatar just got his first JH leg for his owner at the tender age of 8 mos.
A very small thing in this crowd, but several of you will understand how special it is for a breeder when you know that a pup is turning out to be fun and successful for the owner.
The owner just retired from teaching, and his retirement gift to himself was a pup to train. It had been 20 years since he trained his last dog (field and obedience), and he was very excited about getting a new pup.
Congrats to you and the new owner.
Gerry Clinchy
08-29-2010, 07:49 AM
Well, he runs another JH today ... we'll see if the youngster can be consistent. I learned that he is a bit of problem in the holding blind. In the owner's words, "just short of tearing them down." The obedience training should help resolve this.
He did get a little ribbing for running a Golden this "pale". Maybe he can just shave him down & tell people he's a yellow Lab?
Gerry Clinchy
08-29-2010, 05:36 PM
LOL! Puppies will have their fun!
After picking up all the birds, as the owner turned to hand the last bird to the judges & reach for the dog's collar ... dog leaped back into the water for a joyful swim :-)
Trainability: 0
road kill
08-29-2010, 05:51 PM
LOL! Puppies will have their fun!
After picking up all the birds, as the owner turned to hand the last bird to the judges & reach for the dog's collar ... dog leaped back into the water for a joyful swim :-)
Trainability: 0
Did he pass?
If not, tight ass for a judge!!:mad:
But here is the most important thing, the dog had fun, and so did you!!
This is fun.....not cancer!!!!
People forget that.
RK
Gerry Clinchy
08-29-2010, 07:08 PM
Owner did not believe he passed ... will wait to hear more. He might have squeaked by that if owner hadn't done a lot of whistling and yelling to get the dog back :-)
Better tactic might have been one whistle & turn to walk away. Live and learn.
Also better to hold that bird behind your back, and not take your eyes off that dog!
The judge commented: "Very entertaining."
There are worse things than having a Golden who likes the water & birds too much.
Owner had a good time ... and the dog sure did.
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