Gundog Training Forum

We could cope with that, the beer that is.

I find it hard to compare shooting caged big game in Africa with driven shooting in the U.K. CockerCanuk I'm convinced you would enjoy a days driven shooting here, in the U.K. and should you ever be over here in our season I would be happy for you to experience such a day on our shoot as my guest

Never trialed but shot in many and my opinion,for what it's worth, is just refinement. There is not a great deal of difference in rough shooting and field trialing spaniels but the trialing dogs have more control and that extra element of refinement

A friend loads for a local Lord who is always included in the countries top shots He shoots Eley VIP 28 gram 6 through open chokes and is a pleasure to watch. Do you know if he chooses 28 because he considers they pattern better than 32 or is it recoil related. ? Just curious I'm sure recoil would ...

I''ve only had one Cocker and she was anything but soft, the most determined little blighter I've had.

A friend loads for a local Lord who is always included in the countries top shots He shoots Eley VIP 28 gram 6 through open chokes and is a pleasure to watch.

Not a conventional gun dog but good on retrieving ducks from a boat , if that's what you require.

That is a really great photo

If a dog moves well 95% of the time they are constructed well and fit for purpose. What utter nonsense, if, in you opinion as a show judge, a labrador moves as you say "we'll 95 % of the time", does that take into consideration that the legs have been bred to be much shorter and the muzzl...

As a show judge there is not a single dog that I pass that I don't check out for good movement, be it a pedigree or cross bred . I cannot help myself. Movement is true for all breeds, with the exception of a very few breeds, but I won't go there as they have problems which cause them to move in that...