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Great looking puppy!! Is he past his LAND SHARK days yet? GSD's are great to train. The first thing I teach is how to hold eye contact the second is who is the dominant one in the pack. Mine is one of the best gun dogs I have ever had, she loves going to the range with me.
S&W M&P-15T, XD40 Tac.,& XD40 Subcompact, Springfield 1911 RO and Mil spec, 870 turkey, Benelli SBEII, Rem 750.
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I would have thought sheppies would hate the range. Never occured to me to take my guy to the rsnge.Originally Posted by TheSparkens
Its the dog and the training. I started Gabby early with things like pots and pans and introduced her to more and more noises. I think it may be because she hunts birds, its funny because she doesn't " point " but she will lock up and then flush then go to retrieve and she doesn't like the bird in her mouth and she will drop it about ten times before getting it to you. Alone in the field, she is great but with other dogs, she thinks its playtime.
S&W M&P-15T, XD40 Tac.,& XD40 Subcompact, Springfield 1911 RO and Mil spec, 870 turkey, Benelli SBEII, Rem 750.
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My airstream has been stolen by dopers
They are called Mutt Muffs and I get the band that keeps them in place unless we are hunting, she is never close enough when hunting to be bothered by it. I think I got them on Amazon.
S&W M&P-15T, XD40 Tac.,& XD40 Subcompact, Springfield 1911 RO and Mil spec, 870 turkey, Benelli SBEII, Rem 750.
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