Dallie loves the swamp!
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Dallie loves the swamp!
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Here is my Female about 7 years ago when she was a pup. Out exploring the world at 7 months.
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Looks like you are protecting the little black ones from the big bad brown dogs! And Jon Couch, I LOVE that first picture of the dog looking away in the snow, it is beautiful!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay Dufour
A few more... Mother and daughter snow pics. Granddaughter with her giant Group 2 show ribbon (for you non-show people, the bigger the ribbon, the bigger theAttachment 10707Attachment 10708Attachment 10709 win!!)
Here is my first dog. She just happened to be a Chesapeake. My dad rescued her from the dog pound for me. Dad worked with the sister of the owner who let her wander off. Her owner did not want to pay the fees again to get her out again. The lady Dad worked with was so upset she talked him into rescuing her.
She was about a year and a half old when I (we) got her. The original owner must have spent a lot of time working with her. She was very well trained and hunted great, she would just wander away if left unsupervised for any length of time. I never understood why he let her wander away and just gave up on her. She quit trying to wander off after I had her for some time.
I was young and didn’t understand much about dogs, but the original owner stopped over at the house and wanted to sell Dad her AKC papers. Dad told him he could see she was a good dog and would not spend any more money to prove she was.
She lasted until I was in college, and taught me alot. I have never had any other breed of dog because of her. This picture must have been taken around 1968. I wish I had a better picture, but you can tell she is a Chesapeake.
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That is a perfect picture. Love it.
Awesome pic LMB......once you own one you get attached to the breed
Attachment 10736We use the yellow dog for anything close under 100 yds.The chessie (Nativeland Kennels) for the tuff ones.
Attachment 10740He does doves also.