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you can get them from Cabelas. I am getting ready to order one myself. MY 7 mo. BLF still likes to use me as her pillow when we are watching TV. At night she still sleeps in her kennel in the basement (as a matter of fact she's there right now for not listening to my wife).
My guys love them too . . . almost as much as the leather sofa and love seat
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Hunti...3Bcat103905180
" I have a firm policy on gun control . . . if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it" - Clint Eastwood
You should be ashamed. These dogs probably won't retriever any more.
Bubba Joiner
HRCH UH Ridgewood's Georgia Dawg (500 point club)
HRCH Ridgewood's Gold II
HR Hold My Beer & Watch This
I agree with the lack of water bowl etiquette, it is my experience that one of the major problems with Chopper dogs and Chopper grandsons is that as much or more water shoots out both sides of the mouth as goes down the throat when they drink.
Field Trials are competitions....not everyone gets a "participation ribbon" and they do "keep score"
Music for walking to the line
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xr6KfJOFqk
Blackie Metras 2.jpg
Why not get really comfortable??? This is Blackie in his favorite spot spot!!
HRCH Scaupgetters Tarnation QAA
HR Blackie 2 GNC, WCI
Yorkton's Ironwood Chief
Love it....are you sure they're FT dogs??? We all should be as content in our homes as our dogs are!
My Girls...
Duckback's Lord Have Mercy, MH 8/07
Duckback Armbrook's Indigo Pearl, JH 10/10
Excellent example. I see the house is a shambles due to those unruly, head strong, wild FT dogs living in your house...![]()
Those trial dogs make terrible house dogs, too high strung, always busy and you guys must have doctored up those photos. I remember Joyce Williams , Owner of Candlewoods Super Tanker, watched him jump over a holding blind waiting to go the line, told me Tank was a perfect dog in the house, calm relaxed had to step over him when he laid on the floor. I think Joyce was telling stories.
Earl Dillow