Meet Tess

[Bob Jurewicz]

This 9 week old GSP has entered my life. She joined my 8 year old and is doing fine.
Bob Jurewicz

[Brett Hoop]

Uncle Bob

Glad to learn of this new lady in your life! Adds a bit of spice.

[todd allen]

Beautiful little girl!

[Dean Romig]

What a pretty lil thing she is!





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[Ken Hill]

Bob,

Great looking pup! How the 8 year old do with new addition to the pack?

Ken

[Rich Anderson]

What a cutie. I can't show the wife as she has wanted a female and another male is heading our way after the southern:eek:

[Garry L Gordon]

Bob, Great looking pup! I think getting a young dog when your current dog is somewhere between 5-8 years old is a good strategy to bring a pup into the fold. The pup can learn from the older dog, and the soon-to-be senior can begin cutting back on his/her hunt time gracefully.

Will you run them as a brace?

[Bob Jurewicz]

The older dog is warming slowly. The first couple of days she was stressed and traumatized. It has been a week and a half now and the "play begins".
Once the pup is big enough to run in the field (maybe a month or two) I will begin taking them out back together just to run. Training will be individual and they will hunt alone with some limited opportunity to hunt together. Hunting a pup with a fully trained dog I do not believe is a good idea. I am hoping that Texas quail in my area of West Texas shows some improvement this year. Nothing better than woodcock and quail for training.
Bob Jurewicz