I was wondering if any of yall hunted out of a boat with a dog. If you do I was wondering what the best spot was for the dog to sit where he can see good, in the boat, on a stand on the boat? Any help would be appreciated.

haha

I was just wondeirn what all ways yall use to see if a watermellon is ripe, any tips would help.

F&Wman wrote:What you hunting? Ducks? Bad Boy Buggy...NO

thought he said deer, yea but it wont do much in mud cant; spin em fast enuogh

you looked at the bad boy buggie?

i appreciate all the help

the rhino go through more probably, never ridin one but the ranger is bigger with a bigger bed so that might be better for deer huntin. the rhino is more off road capable.

another thing i was wonderin was for the folks that train em themselves how long do you work with them, and how long does it take to teach a dog blind retrieve? just wonderin

yeah i tryin to work with him when it cooler, but i challenged him more this afternoon and he was performin good.

i just started workin with him and he may be bored from just picking up one dummy and doing the same thing everyday, i need to challenge him more now

it usually cost between $500 to $750 a month

has this happend to anybody else?

he does everything i say but he just seems lazy sometimes, is there anything i could do to fix it?

he is an older dog though, close to four years

Ive been working with my lab for about a month now, and he has always had a drive when getting the dummy and bringing it back. but lately he has acted real lazy when retrieving. he just trots over to the dummy sniffs it, piks it up and almost walks back to me. Is this a serious problem? Is it common ...