Sentences with phrase «bird hunting dog»

Of course if your dog was a naturally high - energy bird hunting dog with a natural instinct to chase wildlife and is friendly and likes people, then that's half the battle.

On the flip side, if you are looking for a bird hunting dog, we find that the American Golden is more suited for this, as their energy level is higher.

Often called the Cadillac of bird hunting dogs, the Pointer's medium size and smooth coat also make it attractive to families.

Not exact matches

The dog, the cat or the bird train their young in countless ways to hunt, to fly or to build a nest.

When you haveacquired control of the way your dog ranges in the field — this takes two tothree months of daily training — he is ready for the final exercise before anactual hunt: response to a flushed bird.

Whether it is hounds chasing rabbits, bird dogs pointing or retrievers and spaniels retrieving, the challenge of a field trial is a constant incentive to anybody with a good hunting dog and a sporting instinct.

After the dog hassome field experience behind him and is used to retrieving live birds, he isready for the basic exercises which will control him when hunting.

According to Defra, exemptions in the Hunting Act allow the following activities to take place in limited circumstances: stalking and flushing out; use of a dog below ground, in the course of stalking and flushing out, to protect birds being kept or preserved for shooting; hunting rats and rabbits; retrieval of hares which have been shot; falconry; recapture of wild mammals; and research and observation.

He has campaigned on numerous Animal Welfare causes such as against puppy smuggling [8] and has supported the Dogs Trust UK as well as BirdLife Malta in its campaign against the hunting of migrating birds.

BASC also looks forward to discussing the detail on issues such as trophy hunting, the intensive rearing of game birds, gun dog sales and electronic training collars to ensure unintended consequences that could damage animal welfare and the contribution of shooting are avoided.

In case you are new here, Gus is our dog and has been gone for bird hunting training exactly one month today.

Meaning «Puffin - dog» in Norwegian, this breed was developed for hunting Puffin birds and their eggs with its compact body, and the unusual ability to turn its forelegs a full 90 - degree horizontally, complete with six - toed paws!

Besides killing two birds with one stone by letting the dogs both play and «hunt», the fact that no dog should be fast enough to catch the lure makes it such that the canines» physical limits are pushed, resulting in better, more vigorous exercise.

In Germany in the 18th century for hunting birds, dogs called «Hühnerhunde» (Hünher, chicken) were used or «Wachtelhunde» (Wachtel, quail).

The Irish Water Spaniel dog was bred to be a hunting retriever able to find and retrieve downed birds in ice - cold water as well as on land.

Hunters developed upland game dogs and waterfowl dogs to hunt birds, terriers to hunt pests, and hounds to chase rabbits, hares, and gazelles.

But then I wanted a dog I could do agility with (GSD and doberman...) But now I still want to hunt birds, don't mind whether or not I do agility w / the dog or not... But I don't want my mom to go beserk when I tell her I changed my mind again!!!

I got my hunting license so I could hunt birds with a bird dog (that puts the cocker and the pointer up there.)

If you like to hunt, the Brittany is a first - rate bird dog.

But this is about me, I'm the one w / the 200 $, the one that's been reading like 18 books on bird hunting and dog breeds, and the one that's got a 3.9 GPA and a passion and understanding of and for dogs.

This is a great opportunity to expose your puppy or adult dog to the joys of hunting birds in the field.

The poodle dog is a non-sporting dog that was originally bred to hunt birds.

In its origin, this behavior was not observed, but later this type of dogs was used for hunting birds with a net or even falconry.

As a hunting dog, he has good sensing ability and has been known to excel in hunting game birds.

For perhaps thousands of years dogs, he has trained dogs to hunt birds, pests, and small and large game; herd sheep, cattle, reindeer, and geese; pull carts and sleds; guard castles, forest preserves, homes, and families; rescue drowning sailors; and haul fishing nets.

This loyal, energetic, smart, and active dog is equally adept at hunting birds and other small game prey.

Golden Retrievers were originally bred as hunting dogs, and their job was to retrieve shot ducks and other game birds.

Yes, it still goes on... but for the majority of the dogs we see in shelters and rescues they would be no better at fighting other dogs than a typical poodle would be at bird hunting (their historic purpose).

A dog that comes reliably in the yard or house is still a LONG way from a dog who can be trusted off - lead in hunting or field training environments where there are birds, guns, people, other dogs, and lots of excitement.

The dogs in this category were generally used to hunt birds and small game both upland and inland.

Field Phase — The dog is hunted in cover where the presence of game has been assured by the releasing of game birds.

The Standard Poodle (the largest variety) was developed as a gun dog or water retriever for use in waterfowl hunting, particularly duck and upland bird hunting.

If you know someone who hunts their dogs, perhaps you can go out with them for a training day to give your puppy some exposure to birds.

Known as a great gun dog for bird hunting, the Brittany adapts well to cold and wet climates.

This is an important command for those of you that will be hunting out of a blind when the birds are coming in and you don't want your dog to distract the birds and possibly scare them to another field or body of water.

They are a hunting dog breed, and can learn to hunt birds and rabbits.

Hunting dog clubs (i.e. gundog, bird dog clubs) are eligible to hold any of the three types of hunting tests: Pointing Breeds, Retrievers and Flushing Spaniels.

The more the dog must hunt around for the bird, the lower the score.

Herding dogs are bred to want to chase animals but must be taught to gather and drive; terriers are bred to chase and kill small animals but have to learn what to hunt and what to leave alone; a retriever must learn to ignore rabbits and to give a fallen bird to a person instead of eating it.

Its original purpose may have been as a hunting dog, sniffing out and even pointing birds for the nobility.

[1] To assist in the hunting of birds and small game, various sporting types of dogs were developed, which became the ancestors of today's pointer, retriever, setter, and spaniel purebred dog breeds.

Because they were developed as bird dogs with energetic hunting abilities in water and field settings, most sporting dogs require regular exercise.

Spaniels have been bird hunters» helpers since before the development of the rifle, when hunting dogs were used in tandem with nets.

It is for sure «the dog that does»... from hunting to doing agility, racing, surfing, flyball, bird retrieval, skate boarding, search and rescue, therapy dog... and forever entertaining pet and companion.

It was originally used as a pointing and retrieving dog for the hunt of falcons and other birds.

Too many bird dog owners start their pups on an early goose season hunt, which is often a mistake.

This dog was initially bred to hunt large game like wolves and deer but today they are more often used as bird dogs and for retrieving.

These bird dogs have been bred to hunt birds for over 400 years.

They also were known for having red and white dogs that had feathering that were used for hunting birds and rabbits.

In order to get your bird dog to perform, there must be a clear plan and proper preparation for the way you and the dog will hunt together.