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			Robert ,Thanks for posting ,Great Pictures !!! I just mentioned the other day to my Family about some of the guys on the Parker Site hunt with Poodles ,They ," My Wife " laughed at me and mentioned I was crazy , She may be right about being crazy but I knew I was right about you fellows hunting with Poodles !  
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	 Great Job ! Russ
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			I will probable get in trouble for saying this but I did not know poodles were good for anything let alone hunting.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			Wayne,  The standard Poodle was originally a German waterfowl retriever, right up to their webbed feet.  Google "Hunting Poodles", then click "Images" at the top. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			Here's a link to just one breeder: http://www.harmonyhuntingpudels.com/ 
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			Robert, what preserve did you use for your hunt?
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			Robert, I think about your dogs and hunting poodles evry time I see a poodle now. Can't remember, I met you and the dogs at either the West virginia SXS shoot or Hausmann's.  Congratulation on using those dogs for what they were bred to do. ( Now, if we bred one of those hunting poodles with a good lab, we could have a hunting labradoodle--probably be a great dog!)
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			Bill,  Pheasant Valley, Robesonia, PA 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			http://www.pheasantvalleyfarm.com/ Harold, The Labradoodle already exists. In my humble opinion it breeds the Poodle brain right out of the dog. ![]() I believe we have met at both venues you mention.  
		
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			Robert 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	Here in Idaho, on the Fort Hall Indian reversion an old Native American (indian) has bred an apricot Poodle to a black Lab that has many FCs and AFCs in his pedigree. All are laughing at him. (He wants $500.00) His stud dog was $2000.00 at 49 Days plus air fair into Salt Lake City, and the 400 Mile round trip to pick up the PUP. The puppies are now ready to be picked up. tonight I will take Miss Mary (Wife of way over 50+) to have a look... My Question to you is, How much trouble do you have with you dogs coat??? We have a lot of BURRS and other nuisance weeds here where I hunt. Does the dog shed much in the house???? I Really enjoyed your Post with Photos... David  | 
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			The best, hands down, general purpose dog I ever had the pleasure of hunting with in 7+ years hunting in Germany and Luxembourg was a Pudelpointer.  He was fantastic.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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