Random Dog Question...
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Originally Posted by RockPick
I trust this one a little more than most considering that he breeds and consistantly has top performing labs -- and takes a month off from his practice each year to show and compete.
I know what you mean J but, this one is, shall we say, a cut above the normal.
RP
I know what you mean J but, this one is, shall we say, a cut above the normal.
RP
Excellent
Its nice to find a keeper. They are very rare. I used to have one but he retired.
Last edited by J-150; Apr 5, 2006 at 04:29 PM.
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From: Lost some where in the middle of the Ozark Mountains!
I had a Diabetic, 1/2 Walker, 1/2 Blue Tick Coon Hunting dog. This was an unpapered because of the cross breed, yet still made a name for himself as a trainer dog so he was a $2000 dog.
I had to give him a Hershy bar before we went hunting or he'd get to excited, his sugar would drop and he'd have a siezure in the woods. Before I figured it out, he'd be on a tree, I'd be heading to him, then he'd get silent. "It's hard to find a dog in the woods at night if they aren't barking." One time I found him in a seizure and he'd seizured on the tree and fell off a 20 foot bluff. He was alright, it just scared me.
I had to give him a Hershy bar before we went hunting or he'd get to excited, his sugar would drop and he'd have a siezure in the woods. Before I figured it out, he'd be on a tree, I'd be heading to him, then he'd get silent. "It's hard to find a dog in the woods at night if they aren't barking." One time I found him in a seizure and he'd seizured on the tree and fell off a 20 foot bluff. He was alright, it just scared me.
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From: Airdrie, AB
So, I have this chocolate lab - he's about 19 months old now, his name's Dexter,
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