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Re: Trapline dogs? [Re: Bruce T] #7517105
03/04/22 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Bruce T
I would never have a dog in a canoe

We have AWS's that were bred specifically to be comfortable and safe in canoes and skiffs here.

Re: Trapline dogs? [Re: son-of-grizz] #7518375
03/05/22 03:26 PM
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I am sure I'll regret at one time or another for taking one in a canoe, but I truly love trapping out of one, so I guess when it comes time I'll either sink or swim.

Re: Trapline dogs? [Re: Pike River] #7518414
03/05/22 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Pike River
Originally Posted by Bruce T
I would never have a dog in a canoe

We have AWS's that were bred specifically to be comfortable and safe in canoes and skiffs here.

AWS?


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Re: Trapline dogs? [Re: son-of-grizz] #7518431
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American Water Spaniel

Re: Trapline dogs? [Re: son-of-grizz] #7518439
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The 2 most important commands you can teach a hunting dog of any type (bird, rabbit, fur, deer, bear etc.) are COME and NO. If you can Master that with fido, you can have a valuable partner for its life. Aside from that, most dogs will still hunt to a degree so its up to you to steer their desires. my take................................... the mike

Re: Trapline dogs? [Re: silkyplainscoyot] #7518487
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Originally Posted by silkyplainscoyot
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Thanks


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Re: Trapline dogs? [Re: Wife] #7518488
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Originally Posted by Wife
The 2 most important commands you can teach a hunting dog of any type (bird, rabbit, fur, deer, bear etc.) are COME and NO. If you can Master that with fido, you can have a valuable partner for its life. Aside from that, most dogs will still hunt to a degree so its up to you to steer their desires. my take................................... the mike

I agree


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