Here is Lucy my new lab, 10 weeks old. Not quite ready for this duck season.

Shame you couldn't find a cute one.

That may be the cutest Lab puppy pic I have ever seen.

Touch my glove and you'll lose a finger

Max when he was 9 weeks old, the one of him retrieving is the first time I threw it and he brought it back.

Our new Rex (4 months old) with my beautiful daugher, Izzy, 3 years on December. Rex is puppy training very well and is really going to be a lovely dog.



Regards
T

New bore cleaner!

Here is Lakota when I brought here home in Aug.

Tomorrow. I'll get to see the new prospect in the morn. Need sleep....1600 miles in 2 days.

Kaiser last July when we picked him up, look at those paws!


Kaiser last week holding his ducky through a whoa command;


He is a DD out of Vom Buffeltaler.
CHAZ

Lucy last fall with her first Blue.

Cate the newest now 4yrs old I think .... she's the one with all the facial ticking.

The Management with ESS "Trooper", out of our [censored] "Anna".



Eug

What a crock ... the correct term for a female dog is censored!!

Just need to outsmart it when you're talking about your b!tch, Anna.

The little guy is adorable.

Rita. At 10 months.

Winston at 5 months nailing the Ruffled Grouses in the deep, dark and dank of Wisconsin's Nicolet National Forest.

Dillon is not a new pup but who doesn't want to see puppy pics.
The hard part is choosing just one.
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This was my choice.
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It is never to early to get them on birds!
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Dillon is 5 now and heading out to SD with us in November.
This was two years ago.
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Abby, Britt, at 10 weeks, now almost 9 mos.
Locked down on snipe wing:

Bramble the Chesapeake at about 3 months:



And again a month later checking out the grouse moors:

Boone is the new pup this year. German Wirehaired Pointer. He was born in May and got this first Hungarian Partridge hunt and first pheasant hunt this fall.

On point at age 4 wks.


First pheasant at 5 months. Sorry about picture quality.


Not letting a tired pheasant hunter have a rest break.

Lily on the left is an old gray gal now, Izzy is pushing 4. Needless to say, Lily was not too pleased with the new arrival.
What great dogs and family!
Rick

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With all thats going on with the world, and sometimes this board, this thread string is the Post of the Year right here. Who can't help bet smile looking at these pictures

Brik, a six week old English Fox Red Lab.

lagopus: Nice looking Chessie, I was at the CLA this year and was amazed by the number of Chessies I saw in England. Craig

Another Black and Chocolate from NH,Opal (like Lily-not real pleased to share all the attention)and Bessi



and here is the pup (now 2) Bessi in her favorite spot.

Craig you were lucky to see any as they are still quite scarce. They are getting popular with goose shooters. I have had them for years and use them for everything even deer tracking. Long way to come to the CLA. Hope you enjoyed it. Lagopus.....

Lagopus: The CLA is unbelievable, you have to see it to believe it. We spent time in the English countryside before the CLA. I love the scenery and the English people.

Yes, I didn't go to this year's event but will almost certainly be at the one next year at Belvoir Castle as it's only about 40 mins. away by car; not counting the queing. I went to my first one in 1975 I think it was when it was at Chatsworth which is even closer. For such a crowded country there is still some beautiful places to be found. I have been to New York a couple of times and found the architecture quite interesting with favourites being the Chrysler Building and my favourite which is Grand Central Station. Lagopus.....

nice dogs