Dogs and Hunting go back centuries. Man and dog have been hunting together ever since. We aim to provide you with knowledge and tips to help your get the best from your companion.
There will be info on hunting dog breeds, hunting dog training tips, and general all-around advice on gundogs.
Hunting with dogs in Great Britain was always a big part of their hunting culture. Many hunting breeds originated on that small island over the centuries. Even though hunting with dogs in Britain is not as popular as it used to be, the breeds they developed are being used for hunting in many other parts …
There are a wide variety of names you can go with when selecting a name for your canine companion. However, there are specific names that can reflect your pheasant hunting dog’s tenacity, fierceness, and overall prowess as a hunting dog. If you haven’t settled on a name yet, check out this list of terrific pheasant …
A duck hunting dog is an indispensable companion that deserves a name that emphasizes its value and hunting prowess. There are several names to choose from but if you have no idea what to name the little hunter just yet, here are some names that you can choose from. What are the Best Duck Hunting …
There are many hunting breeds, and they vary in size depending on the purpose and skill set they were bred for. Although many people prefer a compact dog for family living, some hunters go with the notion that the bigger, the better. There are plenty of large hunting breeds available, but some stand out more …
There are two methods of hunting coyotes with dogs. One is based on curiosity and daring of the prey – tolling or decoying. Coyote dogs used for decoying and tolling need to be of similar size to their prey. The objective is not to scare the coyote away with a large dog, but not let …
Braque Francais and German Shorthaired Pointer bear many resemblances, and to an untrained eye, they easily mix together. Most people take French Pointers for miniature German Shorthairs, but they are two separate breeds. Although both were designed as versatile hunting breeds with pointing and retrieving as their leading traits, one can distinguish these two breeds …
Many hunters know that when a good hunting dog is working, it seldom cares or notices where it is going as long as it’s following the scent. The drive is often stronger than self-preservation. Hunting dogs get tangled in briars, run through dust and mud, and stick their noses (and often whole heads) in the …
Foxhounds and coonhounds hold a place of heritage in the USA. Both breeds have been around long enough to build a solid reputation as hunting dogs and are ingrained in the hunting scenes of some states. However, not many people know the difference between the breeds, which breed is better for what, and what are …
Depending on where you usually hunt, the color of your hunting dog may or may not matter. For example, if you predominantly hunt in the snow cover, getting a dog with a (partially) white coat can make you cross your eyes. In that case, rather than playing “Where is Waldo” with your pointing dog, you …
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Some hunters cannot imagine going on a hunt without a dog. There are plenty of great breeds to choose from. Unfortunately, some of us want a hunting companion but don’t have enough space to accommodate one of the large breeds. Not to worry, there are few small bird dogs. They take up a small amount …