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In this episode of In Dog We Trust, Carter WIlde joins fellow dog trainer and hunter, Cameron Bell on an bobwhite game hunting trip to the Central Penn Game Preserve for winged quarry: rooster, bobwhite, and chukar.
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Pointing dogs, sometimes called bird dogs, have been around for nearly four centuries.
There are plenty of pointer dog breeds available,
and even more breeds of pointers that are versatile enough to serve as pointers.
Their high intelligence and quickness to learn has made them a favorite among households and outdoorsy folks alike.
Though hunting with these dogs still exists,
plenty of these breeds are just as likely to find their place in a quiet family home as they are out in the woods on a hunt.
Some can even make fantastic apartment dogs.
In this video we’ve listed 10 Most Popular & Best Pointer Dog Breeds.
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Another clip from Ken of his beautiful pointers chasing New Mexico desert bobwhite.
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I went through my video clips from 2019/2020 and picked out the best covey flushes. There are 12 total and they are a good sample of the different dogs and habitats I found birds in that season. There are videos of both blue and bobwhite bobwhite on both private and public lands. I hope you enjoy the clips.
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Pheasant Hunting with 3 year old male German Shorthaired Pointer. Filmed with GoPro Hero 3.
Music: Kevin MacLeod – Undaunted
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There are so many different breeds that find their way into the fields and the marshes. It is not uncommon to overhear the debate of which dog breed is the best for bird hunting. Whether you prefer the flushers or a pointers, there are lots of different breeds to choose from.
Here are my 7 favorite dog breeds for bird hunting.
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Produced by Missouri Dept. of Conservation (circa 1956).
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German Shorthaired Pointer is a medium to large-sized breed of dog developed in the 19th century in Germany for hunting. As an all-purpose gun breed of dog suitable for both land and water, German Shorthaired Pointers are streamlined yet powerful with strong legs that make them able to move rapidly and turn quickly.
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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the German Shorthaired Pointer that you might not know.
A Quick Overview:
Group: Sporting Dogs
Weight: 45 to 70 pounds
Height: 1 foot, 9 inches to 2 feet, 1 inch tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 12 to 15 years
One of the most versatile sporting breeds around, the stylish and regal German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP for short) is a superb hunting dog who also excels as a family companion. He hunts feathered and furred game and will even trail deer. In the evening, he plays with the kids or curls up next to you on the sofa. Not a hunter? The German Shorthair will be happy to hike or jog with you.
Slightly smaller than a Pointer, the GSP has an elegantly chiseled head with dark almond-shaped eyes, an intelligent, good-humored expression, and a large, dark nose. Broad, dropped ears are set high and lie flat against the head. But the most striking aspect of the GSP’s appearance is his short, dense, sleek coat of solid liver or liver and white, which can be patched, ticked or roan. The tail is usually docked, leaving about 40 percent of the original length.
This energetic, intelligent dog is enthusiastic at work and play. He likes being with people and is a good friend to children, albeit a bit rambunctious for little ones. That people-loving personality causes the GSP to be unhappy if left alone for long periods, and he can become nervous and destructive if he’s not provided with regular companionship and exercise. He’ll bark at strangers but isn’t aggressive. Males tend to be more outgoing and are more aggressive hunters than females.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:49 1. Their history
1:53 2. Physical appearance
2:32 3. They are multi-purpose dogs
3:09 4. They love outdoor adventures
3:46 5. They need plenty of attention
4:24 6. Living with other pets
5:02 7. They excel at almost all dog sports
5:40 8. They are not suitable for apartment living
6:09 9. Be prepared for a lot of shedding
6:44 10. They are a healthy breed
7:17 Outro
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