Let’s see your pup

Wildwillalaska · Jun 22, 2026

Our dork…Pickle.

mitch4570 · Jun 22, 2026

This is my Wire Haired Pointing Griffon Ripp Van Winkle. We have harvested 95 pheasants together so far. He's 4 years old.

BlueFlyer · Jun 22, 2026

Our GSP using camouflage to avoid detection.

jruby · Jun 22, 2026

His name is Mike a dog of luxury. My best friend.

Spartan5 · Jun 22, 2026

Piper and Zoey, my 2 Vizsla’s on a day off from the field. Keeping my chair nice and warm for me.

Ontario Hunter · Jun 22, 2026

Lab Ellie age 11 and Fr Britt "Puppy" age 15. We bagged more pheasants last fall than most guys shoot in a lifetime. We've been hunting birds together in Montana every year since they were born. I'm hoping we have one more season together.

P-J · Jun 23, 2026

I've never been much of a pet person, but my girlfriend has a dachshund and it is quite the adventure dog. Plus its great at flushing out the gophers. I've started to like it shadowing me.

BlueFlyer · Jun 23, 2026

P-J said:
dachshund and it is quite the adventure dog.

There is nothing soft about a Dachshund as they were bread to flush Badgers out of their dens.
Then there was Valerie the Dachshund that went missing for over a year and survived in the bush.

P-J · Jun 25, 2026

BlueFlyer said:
There is nothing soft about a Dachshund as they were bread to flush Badgers out of their dens.
Then there was Valerie the Dachshund that went missing for over a year and survived in the bush.

That was a good watch, thanks! I definitely enjoy that her lap dog can come fishing and hunting with me, I guess they weren't named badger dog for nothing

Firebird · Jun 26, 2026

End result when my 55 pound female lab argued with the male 110 pound chessie over ownership of a tennis ball-I believe. My daughter was caring for them while I was out of town. Surgery reqd to replace torn bottom lip and flush punctures through her nose and upper plate. Cone of recovery for two weeks plus pain meds and antibiotics. Went out this morning and despite all that she had a tennis ball in her mouth. . .

Slim01 · Jun 26, 2026

This is a photo of Midge, my labrador, from a couple of years back with her first red grouse in North Yorkshire.

ElevenBravo · Jul 7, 2026

This is Magnus and his girlfriend. He was a St. Bernard-Great Dane mix. 170 pounds of love who thought it was a lapdog. He was absolutely devoted to me. He lived to be about 14, but the breed is prone to hip dysplasia and arthritis and he had both pretty bad. His backside didn't work too well in his advanced age and he'd make a lot of messes in the house. He loved to chase the magpies in the back yard and they would just fly up on the fence and tease him. He slipped on some ice in wintertime chasing them, we had to pay $5000 to have his leg rebuilt. The closest vet that could handle a dog his size and do the surgery was 3 hours away.

Eventually life just got too rough for him that we had to call a mobile vet in to send him on his way. We bought him cheeseburgers and Reese's peanut butter cups because every dog should know the taste of chocolate before they go. We go to McD's and buy some cheeseburgers on the day he died.

Tintin · Jul 7, 2026

Stumbled upon this old pic today.

How’s the focus?

;-)

RSL · Jul 7, 2026

My girl Bella Blue after spa day. She is not a happy camper. But looks very nice. She dislikes water and having her feet messed with.

KPinOKC · Jul 7, 2026

This is Adeline Belle. She’s 5 now.

Field28 · Jul 13, 2026

GuttormG · 2026-07-25T01:36:39-0500

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BlueFlyer · 2026-07-25T02:09:29-0500

I took Remi for a walk in prime Sambar country. The main reason for the walk was to see If I could push a 4X4 track down to the river. Steep rough country. The dingos were howling up on that ridge in the left of this photo.

The Sambar stags have been beating the hell out of the Sheaoak saplings.

Someone has been down at flat by the river and taken a couple of does, and left the evidence.

Remi and I had lunch down at the river. It was a 460m decent so now we have to climb back out.

On the climb out we found evidence of where the dingos had taken a Sambar fawn.
I covered 9Km and Remi did 12Km as she was rangeing out ahead of me. We both climbed a total of 920m in elevation. And I did work out how I can get a 4X4 track down to the river.

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