Sentences with phrase «hunting dog work»

They attended their first of many field trials, competitions whose purpose is to reward high quality hunting dog work.

For a hunting dog working in the field for eight, nine, ten years or longer, the owner would expect to provide refresher courses throughout that time.

Not exact matches

In between hunting down the zombie clan that ate the family dog and working on your new marketing collateral, handling customer invoices and scheduling meetings is sucking up time that you flat out can't afford.

I don't work for Dave so I have no dog in this hunt.

To be useful, the robotic scouts need to work like well - trained hunting dogs, dispatching quickly and working together to achieve complex goals while making all necessary low - level decisions themselves along the way to get the job done.»

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I've never tried one of these sites before and really don't know how they work, but looking for a country girl that enjoys some of the same things I do, like hunting, fishing, shooting, bonfires, dogs, cars and trucks, tractors, demo derbies, riding four wheelers,... anything...

Hamilton delivers with a story of work, dogs, hunting and sex.

That might mean small, bright, cute toys at a boutique and bigger tug toys or water toys for a store that caters to large working or hunting dogs.

The breed is known for pulling, hunting, and guarding, and is considered a working dog.

Because it is done at such a young age, it is impossible to know at the time which puppies in the litter will go to hunting or working homes and doing it later in life is a much bigger deal in terms of pain and difficulty in adjusting for the dog.

K9 Nose Work is built on the dog's ability to smell and desire to hunt.

If your dog is in an area where ticks are prevalent or is a working / hunting dog he / she is at risk to getting Lyme disease.

and kibble hunt, sports like agility or nose work, or even a walk in a new location — dogs need mental exercise.

They worked as hunting and guard dogs for the Vikings.

Newfoundlands may do carting or water work (5), Siberian Huskies and Samoyeds may do dog sledding, retrievers and pointers may do hunting tests and trials (6), and Border Collies and Shetland Sheepdogs, corgis, and other herding breeds may do herding tests and trials (7), owners of terriers may participate in «go - to - ground» competitions, and owners of sighthounds may do lure coursing tests and trials.

Mary has trained dogs for police work, as well as hunting, herding and therapy work.She and her Grand Champion Australian Shepherd Tanner have received many commendations from the several different Veterans Associations for their therapy work.

Enroll him in some type of classes, or give him a hobby such as: obedience, agility, hunting or therapy dog work.

What these working and hunting people are looking for is a dog that has the grit to face a full grown boar head on and still hold its ground, or face a herd of scattered cattle and have the wit and forcefulness to gather them up, hold them, or drive them to a specific location.

Born in Texas to a hunting stud and therapy dog mom, this guy loves to work.

Nose work brings out your dog's natural hunting instincts.

While many of the members trial their dogs and train to this level of work, there is also a group of members who concentrate on training for hunting only.

The range is another special factor, which is highly recommended when it comes to training working dogs or hunting dogs.

Woody is a great young dog who has been worked in the field and is ready to hunt!

The field trials are as close to a real hunting situation as we could find where the dog is evaluated solely on its work in the field.

What you will hear from most of those working or hunting with a Catahoula is, «I don't care if my dog is pretty or dances around in a ring.

Nowadays, the term has a different meaning, and many dog experts now agree that Curs are purpose - bred hounds that make exceptional working dogs, most notably in the fields of treeing, trailing, hunting, and baying.

With all of this stated, I must say that I am a person that presents dogs in the Conformation Ring, but, I breed my dogs with working and hunting lines and abilities.

While flushing breeds work close to the hunter, pointing dogs hunt more independently.

This is an all purpose hunting dog, skilled at working in all kinds of terrain, from mountains, to forests, to water.

(Other bull - and - terrier dogs would continue, some of them finding their way to the U.S. Taller and more muscular, they would be working dogs on farms and be useful in hunting vermin.

In addition to working on farms, the Smooth Fox Terrier was also used in more traditional hunts where it was used to drive the foxes out from their underground holes towards larger dogs and their handlers.

Get your dog culture on at an auction of works featuring hunting dogs at the New York branch of Britain's largest private auction house.

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It is a good hunting dog and accepts other dogs, but not as easily as other hunting dogs since it is a breed that works alone.

Performance or Active — if you have a hunting dog, police dog or other working dog, they will have additional nutrient needs such as added protein, fat and antioxidants which will help them maintain their work load and proper body conditioning.

As a versatile work dog in work competitions, hunting and obedience, this dog has no match.

The Akita and his cousin the Shiba Inu both started life as hunting dogs in Japan — a heritage manifest today in the tendency of both breeds to hunt small game and the neighbor's cat, but the Akita is part of the working group and the Shiba is a non-sporting dog.

«Limber tail» syndrome is a condition known to people who work with hunting dogs, but most veterinarians are not familiar with this disease.

Also known as Qimmiq, Canadian Husky, and Canadian Inuit Dogs, this breed is a working dog that used to pull sleds and hunt.

We like working with greyhounds because we do not have to train over any strong genetically bred instincts and drives (such as protection / guarding, being territorial, herding, dog aggression, or hunting).

The traditional «Russian breed» is a dog that has been born and bred to work, such as shepherd dogs, laika (barking / guarding) dogs, hunting (gun) dogs, and police dogs.

For centuries, we've bred dogs for the purpose of aiding us in our work, such as in hunting (Labradors), herding (German Shepherd), and livestock protection (Great Pyrenees)[2].

Over the years, Golden Retrievers have been bred to make excellent companions to owners as retrievers in hunting expeditions, as service dogs for people with sight or physical disabilities, or as sniffer dogs working with the narcotics or search and rescue divisions in police departments.

Breeds go up and down in price based on many factors including: overall popularity or demand, specialization for specific jobs (hunting, police work, etc.), scarcity or how few dogs of the breed actually exist, how long the breed has been in existence, whether it is a status symbol, and finally the «C» or celebrity factor (think Paris Hilton and micro Pomeranians).

George Washington brought his hunting dogs with him, setting a trend that continued until the 1960s, when the breeds changed from working to non-working.

Or you can buy a Golden Retriever from a performance breeder, who emphasizes an energetic temperament and strong working drives for hunting or field trials, or participating in performance sports like dog agility, rally obedience, tracking, and flyball.

The breed is mainly a working and hunting dog, though may also make an excellent companion pet.

With a history going back 2000 years ago, Rottweilers have been working dogs, first used as cattle dogs, then for bear hunting and for pulling small carts.

These characteristics contribute to their excellent performance in obedience and agility competition and makes them great as hunting dogs, guide dogs, therapy dogs, and for search and rescue work.