http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel FAST answers with a DOG TRAINING BLOG Site Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:43:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7925 MainCreekKennel Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7925 <b>Awesome video, ...</b> <br> Awesome video, loved it! Awesome video, …
Awesome video, loved it!

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7926 glenbud Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7926 <b>Vizslas are great ...</b> <br> Vizslas are great dogs-I have trained a few that make nice foot walking hunting dogs. Vizslas are great …
Vizslas are great dogs-I have trained a few that make nice foot walking hunting dogs.

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7927 beekeeper16 Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7927 <b>wizslas better.</b> <br> wizslas better. wizslas better.
wizslas better.

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7928 tomns8 Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7928 <b>I agree with ...</b> <br> I agree with popular usage among people that have them and train them they refer to them as just "pointer"and all the others with a prefix. Why would you cross them with Europeon dogs without expecting that it would mess some up as would happen in crossing two different breeds. Which they are. Respectfully Tomns I agree with …
I agree with popular usage among people that have them and train them they refer to them as just “pointer”and all the others with a prefix. Why would you cross them with Europeon dogs without expecting that it would mess some up as would happen in crossing two different breeds. Which they are. Respectfully Tomns

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7929 ppaauull71 Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7929 <b>I agree they shod ...</b> <br> I agree they shod bee named "US pointer" thy are breed fore a long time a bit differently. God in each whey. In my opinion the mess up our blood when imported to Europe. If the where to different races ad have both. I agree they shod …
I agree they shod bee named “US pointer” thy are breed fore a long time a bit differently. God in each whey. In my opinion the mess up our blood when imported to Europe. If the where to different races ad have both.

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7930 tomns8 Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7930 <b>Actually to call ...</b> <br> Actually to call them "english pointers" is a bit of a misnomer they haven't been engish for a long time and the tail sticking up is a not only stylish but a great aid in locating the dog in thick cover. Most people in the US have long dropped the 'English' from their name and call them just 'Pointer' (not AKC)They are the only pointer that has that distinction. Actually to call …
Actually to call them “english pointers” is a bit of a misnomer they haven’t been engish for a long time and the tail sticking up is a not only stylish but a great aid in locating the dog in thick cover. Most people in the US have long dropped the ‘English’ from their name and call them just ‘Pointer’ (not AKC)They are the only pointer that has that distinction.

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7931 glenbud Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7931 <b>The vertical tail ...</b> <br> The vertical tail is strived for in the U.S. It represents stylishness and class and is a trait that is sought after when breeding. It is a sign of intensity and focus. The vertical tail …
The vertical tail is strived for in the U.S. It represents stylishness and class and is a trait that is sought after when breeding. It is a sign of intensity and focus.

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7932 izzybales Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7932 <b>I am assuming the ...</b> <br> I am assuming the main difference between English pointers (UK) and english pointer (USA) is the tail. In these vids the tails are all vertical or over their backs, that is a negative trait on the uk breed, the tails should be level with their backs to accentuate the point! I am assuming the …
I am assuming the main difference between English pointers (UK) and english pointer (USA) is the tail. In these vids the tails are all vertical or over their backs, that is a negative trait on the uk breed, the tails should be level with their backs to accentuate the point!

]]> http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel/comment-page-1#comment-7933 horsefly4 Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:29:16 +0000 http://www.adogtrainingsite.com/hunting-dog-training/dog-training-at-big-country-kennel#comment-7933 <b>i wonder if a ...</b> <br> i wonder if a doberman can be trained to become a good hunting/pointing dog. they are a lot smarter then gsp so one would assume they could learn but do they have the senses needed for the job i wonder if a …
i wonder if a doberman can be trained to become a good hunting/pointing dog. they are a lot smarter then gsp so one would assume they could learn but do they have the senses needed for the job

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