Somewhere in this ball of fur is our new little girl. We will have our first visit next weekend to see who picks us!
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Kathleen Gregory
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Beautiful pups. I still remember the day we were selected by our Siberian Husky, Stormy. She is now 13, and is still the best dog I ever had.
You will have many happy years ahead of you.
You will have many happy years ahead of you.
Carl
Congrats ont he puppy. I bet your son is really excited about the new family member.
Eric
Congrats ont he puppy. I bet your son is really excited about the new family member.
Eric
Kris Schaumburg
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puppies are great
Bob B
Well-known member
Carl,
if you have a choice still, get the New Skeet Monks book and read it before you go this weekend.
You can tell a lot about the pups personality in the 6 to 7 week time and you can help ease the training job by picking a pup that suits your requirements as an owner. IE not home all day and only able to train in the evenings and mornings.
There is not a fix for that but a clam easy going secure dog will make that easier.
A dominant dog may be a bit more of a challenge in that situation.
They are very cute!
if you have a choice still, get the New Skeet Monks book and read it before you go this weekend.
You can tell a lot about the pups personality in the 6 to 7 week time and you can help ease the training job by picking a pup that suits your requirements as an owner. IE not home all day and only able to train in the evenings and mornings.
There is not a fix for that but a clam easy going secure dog will make that easier.
A dominant dog may be a bit more of a challenge in that situation.
They are very cute!
Bob,
Havent gotten the book yet but I have been thinking about the personality issue. And I have read a few articles as well.
I definately dont want the most dominant pup in the litter, nor the most timid. Looking for the one that is cautiously curious, playful but not out of control. Hopefully, the right one will pick us!
Havent gotten the book yet but I have been thinking about the personality issue. And I have read a few articles as well.
I definately dont want the most dominant pup in the litter, nor the most timid. Looking for the one that is cautiously curious, playful but not out of control. Hopefully, the right one will pick us!
Tom Scholberg
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Absolutly nothing like a pup, especially a lab. Sorry about the color tho;-)
Tom Scholberg
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Carl, You gotta know I was just kidin. They really are beautiful
Gary F
Member
My 4month old sitting in my new Marshrat recieved yesterday. They grow so fast!!! It doesn't matter what color as long as it is a duck dog!!! (Lab,Chessie or Golden) Good luck and enjoy!!!!!!!
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Eddie Kershaw
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Carl
Thats a nice litter, just think that should blend in nicely with the mud and where I shoot on the estuary it is all soft mud, boy you dare,nt step in or you will disapear.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
Thats a nice litter, just think that should blend in nicely with the mud and where I shoot on the estuary it is all soft mud, boy you dare,nt step in or you will disapear.
Take care and God Bless
Eddie and Amber
Its all about Building that Bond.
Rich Hohler
Active member
Thanks for posting the pic Carl. It will be great fun picking the pup and the weeks will fly by. Good luck with the training and make sure you post pics as he or she grows for all to see.
mike braden
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The marshrat in an awesome boats