So, your dog sits like a stone in the blind, steady to wing and shot, is unwavering in watching where you are shooting, only releases on command, marks like it has radar, makes multiple retrieves, and unerringly retrieves to hand. Sooner or later, just like every dog owner, you face the question of whether or not to breed this unmatched high performing canine retrieving machine.
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Whether you’re sitting in a duck blind, hunting behind a pointer, hot on a rabbit’s trail, or rushing to catch up to a baying hound, hunting with a great dog can be the thrill of a lifetime. These articles, written by top hunting pros, will help you get the top performance out of your dog.
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