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Preseason Prep with Barton Ramsey

Getting your retriever back this early season... For many, waterfowl season has already begun. For us here in the south, early seasons are upon us, and the full swing is fast approaching. My dogs are ready. They’re in the best physical condition of their lives, they’ve been training four to five days a week, and I have no hesitation about putting them in the field. That’s because I make a living working with them, though, and not everyone out there has that luxury. I remember

Extreme Conditions Dog Tips IV

Part IV - Other Hazards In this final segment, I’d like to present you with a couple of last minute ideas and tips for consideration regarding traps and snares. While our fur harvesting brethren are most certainly not targeting our water dogs the plain truth is that our dogs are working where there may very possibly be traps and snares set for fur bearers and this should be a reason to pause and think, what do I do if my dog gets in a trap or snare? While I’ve never had to re

Summertime Retriever Training: Have Some Fun!

Summertime is the right time to whip your retreiver into hunting shape both in terms of conditioning and drills. However, ensuring the safety of your companion should be your top priority. Let’s see what Wingman Brandon Maskew has to say about summertime/off season training: A good thing to remember is to practice how you hunt. Most of the time we hunt our retrievers in flooded timber from some type of dog stand. If you have ever hunted flooded timber you know that not every

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