It seems like everyone just grabs a gun and goes to a blind now, without a willing and eager four legged friend at their side. The people I know now with sporting dogs just teach them to fetch sticks and leave it at that. I know the people are out there, I just don't see them anymore. I'd love stories or pictures (hint hint
).
My mom used to have lovely springer spaniels she'd train to "hunt 'em up," but she doesn't hunt like she used to and her dogs are strictly pets now. For some reason my mother decided to raise me on a different type of dog, so I never got into the bird dogs like she did. On my second birthday I got a cairn terrier, so I've grown up sending my dogs to go to ground. I've gotten my SO hooked on terriers, and I taught him to train the scottie I bought him, but he prefers the kind of hunting that involves calls and lures to bring in predators . . . not much room for a terrier in that situation

My mom used to have lovely springer spaniels she'd train to "hunt 'em up," but she doesn't hunt like she used to and her dogs are strictly pets now. For some reason my mother decided to raise me on a different type of dog, so I never got into the bird dogs like she did. On my second birthday I got a cairn terrier, so I've grown up sending my dogs to go to ground. I've gotten my SO hooked on terriers, and I taught him to train the scottie I bought him, but he prefers the kind of hunting that involves calls and lures to bring in predators . . . not much room for a terrier in that situation
