Why The Black Lab ????

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Why The Black Lab ????

Postby Kerry Webster » Thu 19 Feb 2004 4:58 pm

OK Jason, who put up the black lab, up above ????????

You are just asking for this............Where is the Golden Retriever ????

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Postby Jason Ferris » Fri 20 Feb 2004 8:53 am

Hi Kerry

It was me. The black lab is Julie's Stamp. I took the picture while I was picking up my pup at Christmas. I thought it an appropriate picture, not because of the breed or colour of the dog, but because I think it captures a working retriever in full flight.

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Postby Kirsty Blair » Fri 20 Feb 2004 11:28 am

Come on Kerry, you know the answer to this. The picture is of a black lab trying to find and retrieve a bird that the Golden Retriever already picked up half an hour ago :wink: :D

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Postby Julie Cramond » Fri 20 Feb 2004 12:41 pm

I just love the logo.

What a beautiful ++++++++ dog. LOL.

I was advised not to keep a male dog out of NAT CH Kane and my RRD Cracker, as I am very soft on my bitches, and males can pee everywhere, can be aggressive and assertive, and be a royal pain when closely kennelled to "in heat" bitches.

Stamp is none of the above. A great calm house dog but a manic worker.

I hope I try as much as him.
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Postby Gareth Tawton » Fri 20 Feb 2004 1:08 pm

Jason,

How long do you think you would have had to wait to get a golden in action like this on film? :wink:

Julie,

It seems Kanes father Kelvinhead Kadnood Clyde continues to have some input further down the line. Those great attributes you speak about seem to appear in nearly everydog I have seen with him in the pedigree. I think one of the most important attributes any breed of gundog can have is the ability to switch on and switch off when required. I hope you can tame the beast when he is switched on :!: If nothing else I'm sure you will have great fun trialling a dog with so much drive. I know I have and still do.

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Postby Julie Cramond » Fri 20 Feb 2004 1:25 pm

Gareth, LOL.

Oh yes, I am getting there. Do not worry about THAT!!!!!!!

He used to worry me, even as a pup, as he had so much desire. Nowadays I like to think he knows I am trying to help him.

His marking used to be very good or very bad. Over the last couple of months, I think due to him settling down a little, his marking in training is excellent.

Oh the worry of it all, all this new "education" I think I have.
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Postby Kate Eltringham » Fri 20 Feb 2004 1:56 pm

Hi guys,

Talking about dogs knowing how to switch off, have returned from work calling in at the oval, no-one wanted to run today so gave up and came home, particularly as the dogs beat me back to the car.

I now have four dogs lying upstairs under the direct flow of air from the airconditioner with me trying to find a spot to get cool between them. Have just washed out their bowls and not an eyelid has moved amongst them:!:

Cheers

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Postby Jason Ferris » Mon 23 Feb 2004 9:57 am

I understand that some people were unable to see the new bulletin board logo (in the top left of each screen), and hence had no idea what this thread was about! I think I have fixed the problem, so hopefully you can all see it now.

Cheers, Jason.
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Postby Prue Winkfield » Mon 23 Feb 2004 4:00 pm

Julie - hope the fact that Stamp is running away from the camera is not significant :P Glad the dogs are OK - I think we should come back next time around as vets! Prue
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