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.
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 …
Some hunting breeds may have a wiry and rough coat, and some of them may have a curly and soft one. There is one other feature that some of us look for in a hunting dog appearance. That is their facial furnishings, like bushy eyebrows and fluffy beards. That beard is the thing that makes the hunting …
Wirehaired hunting dogs are designed for harsh weather, with their thick double coats offering good insulation and protection from wet and cold. Even though they are not as soft to touch as their longhaired or even shorthaired cousins, they do hunting jobs tremendously well. What breed of hunting dog is wirehaired? There are quite a …
Bred by noblemen of Germany in the 19th century, Weimaraner got its name from Karl August, the Grand Duke of Weimar. Weimaraner breed was developed for big game hunting. Their goal was to pursuit bears, mountain lions, and deer. When the big game grew scarce, Weimaraner became a versatile hunting dog, ready to aid hunters …
Goldendoodles make excellent hunting dogs because they have incredible endurance and endless enthusiasm. Not only are goldendoodles loyal hunting companions who love being out in the field alongside hunters, but they are fantastic family dogs with great personalities. If you are looking at different dog breeds for duck hunting, here’s everything you should know before deciding on a goldendoodle or another …
It happens to us all; everyone makes a bad shot on a deer every once in a while; it’s part of being a hunter. This is where blood dogs, otherwise known as deer tracking dogs come in. Any dog can be a deer tracking dog, but we’ve compiled a list of the 8 best deer …
From the time when a dog was first domesticated to the present, people gave bones to their dogs. Considering that wolves and wild dogs hunt their prey, i.e., deer, and don’t waste anything edible, it’s only a natural assumption that their domesticated counterparts can eat venison bones as well. But because dogs went through many …
It was super exciting to bring home a gorgeous labradoodle puppy a few months ago. Yes, I wanted a family dog but also needed a canine companion who could be a great hunting buddy. After growing up with labrador retrievers, it was time to try something new and I somehow ended up with a labradoodle. …
We recently went on a big hunting adventure in the remote wilderness of Montana. It was incredible, especially because we were hunting for something not everyone gets the chance to see in their lifetime: mountain lions, or cougars as they are also called. These huge felines are a sight to behold, and a formidable foe …
We want to give our dogs what’s best for them, so it’s only right that we look for the most nutritious food to provide them with. You might think it’s it’s suiting to give your dog foods more closely aligned to its ancestry rather than some modern-day feeds such as chicken. Wolves, the closest living …