Strange things dogs do.

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BrownDogsCan2

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Monday while I was out hunting the dogs were sniffing around at something but really weren’t that into it. I called them to me and we kept hunting but my peake kept whining at me. she’s a talker anyway but I couldn’t help but think she was trying to tell me something . About that time she ran back and picked up and brought me a dead hen. It was the second one in the field and I knew exactly what she wanted to say.

What Roo goose is in town? Go find goose i🤣girl go find goose!
 
Someone gave me a nice-looking setter once. That crazy dog didn't give a crap about any kind of bird but would kill every snake he could find. I'd find him throwing the snake around just happy as hell. Gave him to some farm boys. They would take him snake hunting often. We don't have poisonous snakes here thank goodness. Also had a setter that if you didn't get to him pretty quick after he went for a retrieve, he would bury it before you got there. Other than that, he was a great dog. The only setter I've seen in person that was dark liver and ticked. I always wondered if he was half Irish setter.
 
Weimdogman said:
More then once I have watched Willie side stepping hackles raised growling at something. Once a mailbox , once an old flannel shirt on a corner post , and oddly enough a dead tree he had seen 50× before in a creek bottom. Other times equally as funny.
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Mine have never liked trash can or hoodies.
 
birddude said:
Someone gave me a nice-looking setter once. That crazy dog didn't give a crap about any kind of bird but would kill every snake he could find. I'd find him throwing the snake around just happy as hell. Gave him to some farm boys. They would take him snake hunting often. We don't have poisonous snakes here thank goodness. Also had a setter that if you didn't get to him pretty quick after he went for a retrieve, he would bury it before you got there. Other than that, he was a great dog. The only setter I've seen in person that was dark liver and ticked. I always wondered if he was half Irish setter.
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Burying it is classic!
I’ve had 4 but my first peake would eat smaller birds , doves, quail and even teal. I think she would swallow most of them whole. Only when out of sight and would come back empty handed. Never did it with pheasants but would crunch the backs.
 
hyresmack said:
A guy I knew had a GSP that had these really big weird nipples. It would lie around flicking them with his tongue. That's the most strange thing I seen a dog do. Too weird for me. I'll stick with labs or maybe a springer someday.
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Not gonna lie. That's pretty odd. I've never seen labs tongue flick nipples, & I suspect they won't. But I can tell you a springer will not. They're usually too busy tongue flicking other things.
 
My uncle had a dog that would eat lit cigarettes. He would paw them around till it was out then eat it. If you stubbed it out then threw on the ground he would not touch it.
 
Weimdogman said:
More then once I have watched Willie side stepping hackles raised growling at something. Once a mailbox , once a old flannel shirt on a corner post , and oddly enough a dead tree he had seen 50× before in a creek bottom. Other times equally as funny.
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Sound like Willy was a little paranoid.
 
I just went on a local preserve hunt and one of the pointers would back up to the tallest grass and do his number 2 business. I watched that several times. Then of course scratching to cover it up.
 
BrownDogsCan2 said:
Monday while I was out hunting the dogs were sniffing around at something but really weren’t that into it. I called them to me and we kept hunting but my peake kept whining at me. she’s a talker anyway but I couldn’t help but think she was trying to tell me something . About that time she ran back and picked up and brought me a dead hen. It was the second one in the field and I knew exactly what she wanted to say.

What Roo goose is in town? Go find goose i🤣girl go find goose!
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I always get nervous when mine act that way, wondering if it’s a skunk, badger or Porkie!
 
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