Will Your Dog Hunt for Someone Else?

carptom I think if my wife knew this information i posted on here it would be the last you ever heard from ol govecounty besides mines still holding up also and i don't want to train a new one :D
 
i have really good bird dogs, smart one's, they would understand about a trip of a lifetime if it were only once, might cost me a pound of burger or something though

Burger?!! Better make it steak, they're worth it!
 
The way I look at it is I have not and would not loan a dog out for someone to hunt. I think he would but it would have to be somebody very close. So something happens, dog gets shot, has a seizure, runs off, gets badly injured. Then what do you do? Loaning dogs is like loaning money, don't do it unless you don't want it back. Now before we start wife swapping I want to see some untouched pictures. Maybe GCB can take some with that new phone:D. After twenty years mine is still holding up pretty good. O&N I got a good one. Last summer me and a buddy had our dogs at the dog lake doing some water work. On the way in he looks over and says " your dog is taking a crap on that ladies leg". I look and my stupid dog is dumping on this heavy gals ankle that was sitting on a bench talking. I wouldn't have wanted to miss that.:eek:

Carp, that is some funny stuff right there buddy.:cheers: What's going on with that dog of yours? I thought mine were goofy but crapping on a ladies leg? Lmao that one takes the cake, that dog deserves some kind of prize for thinking that one up.:D
 
The way I look at it is I have not and would not loan a dog out for someone to hunt. I think he would but it would have to be somebody very close. So something happens, dog gets shot, has a seizure, runs off, gets badly injured. Then what do you do? Loaning dogs is like loaning money, don't do it unless you don't want it back. Now before we start wife swapping I want to see some untouched pictures. Maybe GCB can take some with that new phone:D. After twenty years mine is still holding up pretty good. O&N I got a good one. Last summer me and a buddy had our dogs at the dog lake doing some water work. On the way in he looks over and says " your dog is taking a crap on that ladies leg". I look and my stupid dog is dumping on this heavy gals ankle that was sitting on a bench talking. I wouldn't have wanted to miss that.:eek:

Now that's a dog I really, really, really want to barrow. He sounds like the perfect mentor for Sam!
 
carptom I think if my wife knew this information i posted on here it would be the last you ever heard from ol govecounty besides mines still holding up also and i don't want to train a new one :D

Me too:D I couldn't go through another training period. The first one I tried for 4 or 5 years and finally gave up. Actually she did:p. This one is pretty much a finished product:D
 
Carp, that is some funny stuff right there buddy.:cheers: What's going on with that dog of yours? I thought mine were goofy but crapping on a ladies leg? Lmao that one takes the cake, that dog deserves some kind of prize for thinking that one up.:D

I don't know about him. He likes to poop on stuff for some reason:D. I do have to watch him when I go there. He has peed on several people out there.
 
Mine does to but it's usually bushes and irrigation stand pipes, never another person's leg lol. Now peeing, well that's another story.:D
 
The way I look at it is I have not and would not loan a dog out for someone to hunt. I think he would but it would have to be somebody very close. So something happens, dog gets shot, has a seizure, runs off, gets badly injured. Then what do you do? Loaning dogs is like loaning money, don't do it unless you don't want it back. Now before we start wife swapping I want to see some untouched pictures. Maybe GCB can take some with that new phone:D. After twenty years mine is still holding up pretty good. O&N I got a good one. Last summer me and a buddy had our dogs at the dog lake doing some water work. On the way in he looks over and says " your dog is taking a crap on that ladies leg". I look and my stupid dog is dumping on this heavy gals ankle that was sitting on a bench talking. I wouldn't have wanted to miss that.:eek:

I believe you take the cake. But I'll be on the watch! And anxious! I guess I should ask what you said? :eek:
 
Carp, I spit my coffee on that story! Nice. What the heck did you do after that? Personally, I would have to run for it. I don't think I could keep a straight face and my "apology" to the lady would probably make her madder than the dog turd.

One time Ol' Rusty peed all over two annoying kids at PetSmart. Lord, I miss that dog.:rolleyes:
 
I have a group of friends who I consider a part of the inner circle. These are guys who I trust. When I find birds I tell them exactly where and when. They share the same philosophy in hunting and dogs. So while they would never ask, if they did, I doubt I'd have a problem with it. If the dog didn't mind of course. I dont consider it loaning a dog, rather asking the dog if he wants to go hunting with that person. :)
 
My Hunting partner of 20 years uses my dogs since they grew up around them. It is nice for both dog and man. The dogs get more time afield which they love.

BTW...he is the one who introduced me to Rooster Hunting so I owe him for unleashing my passion for hunting with dogs.:)

Kick'em UP!
 
Carp, I spit my coffee on that story! Nice. What the heck did you do after that? Personally, I would have to run for it. I don't think I could keep a straight face and my "apology" to the lady would probably make her madder than the dog turd.

One time Ol' Rusty peed all over two annoying kids at PetSmart. Lord, I miss that dog.:rolleyes:

Yea that's pretty much what happened. We were about fifty yards or so when we saw what was going on. About that time the lady started yelling at the dog, he looked at her like " whats the big deal it's only poop" and ran off to smell some more butts. There were a bunch of dogs there that day so I was able to act like it wasn't mine and keep walking. What was I going to do be like " sorry my dog chit on your leg". Naw I took the chicken way out and played stupid:eek:. There was a few regulars there that saw my dog do it and were like " hey did your dog just crap on that ladies leg". He is kind of embarrassing. Don't get me started on Petsmart, we have had many episodes there. I think his picture is on the wall at the one on Shawnee Mission Parkway:D
 
I was thinking, as I was hunting today. If I ever become to the point where I couldnt hunt, or become physically unable to, I hope that one of those guys would take my guys hunting or possibly in a trial.
 
X2, VJohn. My dogs may not be "competition quality" but they do love to hunt. It's as natural for them as breathing. I would absolutely want somebody to run them if I couldn't... For their benefit.
 
no way i better be dead if someone else is hunting my dogs i will pay someone to push me around in the wheelchair
 
i have let a couple CLOSE friends hunt alone with my male blk lab ben, but i was in the same field. hmmm so i guess that's not totally alone. as for a trip without me there at all well that's a no. :cheers:
 
no way i better be dead if someone else is hunting my dogs i will pay someone to push me around in the wheelchair

You need to maintain your independence. Get a four-wheel drive wheel chair or golf cart ...think of the possibilities:D
 
Yea that's pretty much what happened. We were about fifty yards or so when we saw what was going on. About that time the lady started yelling at the dog, he looked at her like " whats the big deal it's only poop" and ran off to smell some more butts. There were a bunch of dogs there that day so I was able to act like it wasn't mine and keep walking. What was I going to do be like " sorry my dog chit on your leg". Naw I took the chicken way out and played stupid:eek:. There was a few regulars there that saw my dog do it and were like " hey did your dog just crap on that ladies leg". He is kind of embarrassing. Don't get me started on Petsmart, we have had many episodes there. I think his picture is on the wall at the one on Shawnee Mission Parkway:D
Dogs are amazing creatures,and have their own "language" to communicate. They use the dry hump, whether it be a male or female, to other dogs, or Uncle Louie when he comes to visit, as a display of dominance. Some will pee to mark their territory with just a short squirt, almost like a forced squirt. I've been "sprayed" by someone elses dog, never by my own, so is that dog marking me as it's territory, or just insulting me? Think we need to delve in to this particularly unusual behavior of "dumping" on to help us understand what message our canine companions are trying to convey. Perhaps this lady had a crappy outlook on life and needed to "lighten up Francis".
 
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