A few pics of my pup

[Dave C 63]

Here are a few pics of Fern, she has just gone 5 months now and coming along nicely.

 

 

 

Fern scenting where rabbits were sat.

 

Where did they all go

 

 

She loves jumping through the long grass

 

 

She found a hidden Pheasant wing in the nettles

 

Retrieving a dummy in the garden

 

She is hitting cover hard when hunting and retrieving Pheasant wings and dummies very well.

So fingers crossed in a few months i could end up with a handy shooting partner.

 

Dave.

[Mickey Finn 3,012]

Good looking pup you've got there Dave! It's easy to see you two are off to a good start.

[rickyspringer 15]

look like your off to a good start, good luck with the further training and hope she turns out to be a good shooting companion.

 

Ricky

[Dave C 63]

Thanks for the replies lads, i am pleased someone could be bothered to reply.

 

Dave.

[darren_mc 1]

where did you get her from i got a bitch the same age

[tommygun166 0]

nice dog

[Dave C 63]

where did you get her from i got a bitch the same age

 

Got her from a Keeper in Heighington, he works on a Bedale estate.

Dam is a Stockiemuir Bitch and Sire is Cardy Keas from Shadowbrae out of George Ridley's Kennels.

 

Cheers lads

Dave.

Edited August 26, 2009 by Dave C

[thurso jack 3]

nice athletic looking lab pup, good luck with it

[Dave C 63]

nice athletic looking lab pup, good luck with it

 

Thanks Jack, she will have to be, she will be worked twice a week all year round, fingers crossed.

 

Dave.

[Dave C 63]

nice athletic looking lab pup, good luck with it

 

Thanks Jack, she will have to be, she will be worked twice a week all year round, so fingers crossed.

 

Dave.

[77 si 21]

Nice dog mate,the pics aren't bad either

[Prince_Jimmy 0]

Nice pup Good luck with it

[hendo 1]

Lab is looking well Dave, how's the training coming along ?

 

Baz

[Dave C 63]

Thanks Baz, she doing well mate, she stops, sits and stays on the whistle, is retrieving well as you would expect but i am very impressed with her hunting in cover, she hits it hard (water as well) and can be a little to keen, but thats what i want in her.

The only thing is blind retrieves, but that will come as she is only 5 months and theres no hurry.

 

Cheers

Dave.

[Yvette 0]

Thanks Baz, she doing well mate, she stops, sits and stays on the whistle, is retrieving well as you would expect but i am very impressed with her hunting in cover, she hits it hard (water as well) and can be a little to keen, but thats what i want in her.

The only thing is blind retrieves, but that will come as she is only 5 months and theres no hurry.

 

Cheers

Dave.

 

I'm a novice but have got myself a lovely black lab that I will train for the gun. I have friends in Scotland who got me into shooting before I moved to Derby 2 years ago and am now starting to meet people down here but it's difficult! She is only 3 months at the moment so I haven't done much with her - her recall is pretty good, she will sit on command and I have taken her to the clays where she falls asleep at my feet but I haven't pushed it any further at the moment. You hear so much conflicting advice - I have friends who have done too much too soon with their labs in the past so recommend leaving it a bit, and others who say the earlier the better!! I'm really looking forward to getting into it more, have you got any advice on how much, how soon?

 

Cheers,

Yvette