triple_duece
Ragin Cajun.
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Sorry for your loss. Man it hurts to read those good bye threads. Nothing like a good dog and pain when losing them. Keep your head up as you gave rusty the best life a dog could have.
Our shepherd does the same. She’s not allowed out until 8 and this time of year she’s in @5. We’ve got snow today and she’s running around like an idiot because of it….I really appreciate all the comments and texts on Rusty. It has definitely helped me get through it better. Definitely hit me harder than I thought it would knowing he had been going downhill for quite some time.
On the flip side of this our Husky is such a goofball! He's the man of the house now and if the ASPCA ever went by our house in the winter they would think he was being mistreated and kept outside in the cold and snow! He absolutely LOVEs it out there and often will sit in a snowstorm and just let it pile up on him. Yesterday he was out from late morning til just before evening just laying there watching the world go by. Not even a slice of cheese could get him to fall for coming inside. He is one big boy.........here is Mako!
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squirrel dog?Well this happened today. We got a Mtn Feist pup. Female that we named Delta.
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Yes. Grayson bred dog.squirrel dog?
hunting squirrels with dogs is fun. my dogs are pretty unhappy with me as I've been laid up with hip and knee trouble, and now with some sort of cooties. have lost half of the season to illness and injury. back in business after smokepolers go home.Yes. Grayson bred dog.
Do you do much hunting before the leaves come off or mostly just take them out for some exercise and training. I would guess that it would be tough to find them. Coonhunted for a longtime when I was younger and we hunted all year around. Coon eyes at night would be easier to spot with leaves on though than a squirrel in daylight. LOL.hunting squirrels with dogs is fun. my dogs are pretty unhappy with me as I've been laid up with hip and knee trouble, and now with some sort of cooties. have lost half of the season to illness and injury. back in business after smokepolers go home.
No. I hunt them from end of November to the end of the season, then run them up until turkey seasons. They don’t see the woods again until November.Do you do much hunting before the leaves come off or mostly just take them out for some exercise and training. I would guess that it would be tough to find them. Coonhunted for a longtime when I was younger and we hunted all year around. Coon eyes at night would be easier to spot with leaves on though than a squirrel in daylight. LOL.