nybirdman
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Black wire-hair?Had a couple on my preserve if that is what it is.
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C4Ranch
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He’s a Pudelpointer. cross between the German hunting poodle (pudel) and the English Pointer. Everyone we talked to had nothing but great things to say about the breed. Doesn’t shed much and is good with my son that has allergies. Not very common yet in the states and most breeders have 1.5-2yr waits.
nybirdman
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We have a couple Pudelpointers local but they are "liver" colored.
goeduck
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Does it understand English yet or just German? :rotfl: :rotfl:
Snobdds
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:thumbsup: is she/he as smart as she/he looks?
It looks way smarter than at least one of the noobs on the forums...
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Snobdds
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:thumbsup: is she/he as smart as she/he looks?
It looks way smarter than at least one of the noobs on the forums...
He is pretty smart for only being 10 months old. He plays hide and seek with his ball like a man possessed. I find the hardest place to put the ball and he will sniff it out. If he can't reach it or it's behind something, he will sit and wait until I get it.
He is learning how to play frisbee now. That dog can track a frisbee in the air from my hand to his mouth, not letting it out of his sight once. Then he jumps about 4 feet in the air and grabs it.
Fun little dog.
Steppenwolfe
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Sorry for your loss, it's a terrible thing. Here is our Charlotte, looks a lot like Lucy.
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JohnBuffaloMN
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:thumbsup: is she/he as smart as she/he looks?
It looks way smarter than at least one of the noobs on the forums...
Hey Pine, just curious - what do you consider a "noob" on the forum?
Sigarms
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After doing some yard work, he comes up and wants to get his ears scratched.
This is the one who showed up a couple years ago out back when my boy and my dad were hitting golfballs and he's never left since. Dont think he made a good hunting dog for someone because he his afraid of gun shots.
This is the one who showed up a couple years ago out back when my boy and my dad were hitting golfballs and he's never left since. Dont think he made a good hunting dog for someone because he his afraid of gun shots.
bunyip
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Our Chinese Crested loves that, we call it the Chinese death grip as he just collapses when getting a scratch and is powerless to do anything.
Sigarms
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We crate one dog at night, the guy in the pic isn't the one. BUT, what he will do is corner you as you want to walk upstairs (to go to bed for the night) and he'll lean agasint you wanting you to scratch his ears. He's not overly heavy, but still, at 75lbs when he leans into you wanting his ears scratched, you kind of get cornered LOL
My guess is the guy was just too "loving" to be a good coon dog. If you've ever heard the term "release the hounds", it's because of this guy barking because he knows he's going outside. He "leads" the pack of everyone rushing out of the house, but after 40 yards, just walks after that LOL
prichard
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Our young ones doing their favorite sport.
Sigarms
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Did you take the pics? Very nice pics.
prichard
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No! I couldn't do anything like that. Pro photographer who is amazing.
Here's her site to give her her due. T&C Pet Photography
goeduck
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He does yard work! He deserves a dog treat... or two or three in addition to having his ears scratched :thumbsup:
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Or he just knew a good home when he found it.
Snobdds
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Aussies are the best. Such a fun dog to have around. Keeps a person young with all their energy.
prichard
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Yes, love our minis. Wife is getting another pup from a new litter with same parents as the red one.
