Maggie, Penny, Rena, Dee Dee, Tess, Lucy, all Labs.

Shaemus, Sprig, Parker I, Parker II and last but not least, Foxe.

All Labs- All the time.

Seventy six years of talented bird dogs, each one with a special talent of his or her own. Penny when I was three years old, then Rusty, Feather, Ranger, Jake, Kelly, Doser, and the best, Eva. Two Irish, two English Setters, one English Pointer, two Springers, and one German Wirehair. I have always been a one dog hunter. Now I'm first time dogless at 79. It was a great life for me. I'm keeping my eyes open for the next one.

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Murphy, Tucker and Nikki are a hand full for this 82 yr old but they make me laugh with their antics, I would tell any one get another pup your departed dog would agree! and it is good for the soul! Gary

Old friends
 

Ditto, Robbie, Dukey, Bucky, Abby, and now Allie is 9 years…frankly not all great.

But all unique. And I loved them all.

Tartan and Daisy (Labs) and Abby (Springer)
Find 'em, flush 'em and fetch 'em

Sue, Penny, Briar, Molly, and Skyrockets Ruff Grouse

Gary, thanks for your comments. I am looking for a pointing, and or retrieving pup that is hypoallergenic. The Lovely Linda lived though a multitude of dogs, but her allergies have taken over. I want a Pudelpointer, but any pointing or retrieving pup that wouldn't affect her allergies would be great. A black poodle that knows what a bird is would also be great.

Spoony and Cricket, black Lab bitches, and the incredible "Smoke". Grouse Ridge kennels orange & blue belton English setter, the "once in ten" grouse dog. They all taught me a lot more than I ever taught them. In the woods or on the marsh they are with me still.