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Author Topic: My new little buddy  (Read 2808 times)

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Offline pickelfarmer

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Brought this little hunter home last week. Seems like a smart little guy and I have already been working with him on sit stay heal as well as a few other things. He's only 8 weeks so nothing to hard yet.
 We are going to start working on fetching next month. I play around with him now and throw the dummy for him but pretty low expectations as of now. He is picking it up and will carry it most of the way back to me. He has skills!!! Just need to hone them a little.
Where did I catch all these fish you ask??? right in the lip....

Offline Benny

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Nice looking lab pup.Get him introduced to water soon before it gets cold either wading pools or a lake.

Once the water gets cold it is harder some times to get them to go in.

I have mine playing in a kids pool now and will soon take her to the lake to see if she will go out deep enough to swim.Of coase I will wade in with her to support her so she doesn't freak out when she is deep enough to swim.

Good luck and have fun with your pup.

Benny
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Offline The General

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Nice looking pup. 
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Online glenn57

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awesome! nice lookin partner! :happy1: :rocker; :rocker; dont spoil him like my wife did my chocolate lab! :whistling: :whistling: :whistling:
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Offline pickelfarmer

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awesome! nice lookin partner! :happy1: :rocker; :rocker; dont spoil him like my wife did my chocolate lab! :whistling: :whistling: :whistling:

Yeah yeah Glenn!! I'm sure it was all the wifes fault!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

Nice looking lab pup.Get him introduced to water soon before it gets cold either wading pools or a lake.

Once the water gets cold it is harder some times to get them to go in.

I have mine playing in a kids pool now and will soon take her to the lake to see if she will go out deep enough to swim.Of coase I will wade in with her to support her so she doesn't freak out when she is deep enough to swim.

Good luck and have fun with your pup.

Benny

Right on Benny.Those are some good tips. I have taken him down to the beach a hand full of times and got him out in the water. He really isn't scared of much and seems to be taking to pretty much everything I have shown him. He even jumped off the dock the other day when the boys were out swimming!! He sure is a fun little guy to hang out with.
Where did I catch all these fish you ask??? right in the lip....

Online glenn57

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actually she did play a huge part in it. she wasnt working for a long time, so she spent a lot of time with out 2 hounddogs and spoiled them rotten!!!!!!!!!! :taz: :taz: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :dancinred: :toast: but i MAY have played a small part in it. that chocolate lab can crawl in bed with us with out is even feeling her come in.
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