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.
There is no age limit on training an older dog to hunt. However, there are many things to consider before training an older dog to hunt. It is common to see dogs up to 4 years old being trained to hunt. It’s less common to see dogs over five years old being trained to hunt. …
Have you ever thought of hunting with a pit bull? They may not be the first canine you think of when you hear of hunting dogs, but pit bulls can make good field companions when trained right. Let’s take a closer look at these descendants of bulldogs and terriers, and how they can be used …
I love taking my dogs for a walk in the woods. One of my favorite things to do is take them shed hunting. However, one thing I have to watch out for is if my dogs are eating deer poop. Why do dogs like to eat deer poop? Dogs may eat deer poop if they …
Are you planning on training your dog to hunt? Then flagging should probably be at the top of your list. We have been working on flagging with our dogs, so we can all better understand what their tail movements mean when out in the field. Flagging Term – Flagging Bird Dog vs Flagging In Season …
You’ve decided to go for it; you’re going to do it; you’re going to get a new hunting dog. The excitement is growing, but at the back of your mind, questions start to develop. What breed should you get? What about bloodlines? Male vs Female-which is better for hunting? We know how you feel; we’ve …
Male vs Female Dogs For Hunting – Which to Choose? Read More »
German Shepherds are one of the most popular dog breeds worldwide, and for a good reason. These highly intelligent dogs have served beside a man in so many areas and do so with utmost loyalty. This brave breed has served in wars, police force, security, personal assistance, guide dogs, and the list goes on. But …
Floppy ears of your hunting dog, according to scientists, are an unintended consequence of humans selectively breeding dogs for various characteristics, which caused stem cells to malfunction for unexplained reasons. Domestication of dogs, specifically deliberate breeding of dogs for particular traits and to perform specific tasks, like hunting, has resulted in floppy ears. One of …
Hunting dogs are high-energy dogs with a very high prey drive. If you don’t find suitable ways to channel that energy, your dog will likely find other mischievous ways to burn up this excess energy. Giving your dog a toy is a great way to entertain them. Yes, hunting dogs can have toys also. Although there is …
We’ve all been there and had to deal with them at one point or another. BURRS- the bane of every gundog owner’s existence. These things can get so annoying that they can literally stop your hunt. I often had a dog working up hard only to have to pause in the field for 20 minutes to …
If you’re a hunter that suffers from allergies but doesn’t want to miss out on the benefits of owning a hunting dog, the good news is there are 9 hypoallergenic hunting dogs that may suit your needs. Now it’s true that you can possibly train any dog to hunt, but some dogs are just bred to …