Lets see the dogs of IDO!

This is Roxy, she’s my favorite coworker… by far…

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Zoey, Queen of the Fish house

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I forgot to put my new pup in here…she’s now 7 mos.

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Maggie thinks ice fishing is kind of boring.

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Michael Saal wrote:

Maggie thinks ice fishing is kind of boring.

Maggie is probably the smart one.She is a good lookin girl.

Thanks guys it was a slow day I should have take a nap my self.

This one must of had a tough day already.

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These boys are so sweet and I am one lucky doggy momma! Happy National Puppy Day to all our IDO dogs!! 😊🐕💛🧡

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we have 2 collie/heeler mixes, and a beagle. one of the collie/heelers definetly has more herding instinct than the other. she will play ball with you all day long and chase snowballs all day. they all 3 get along good for the most part. feeding time we have to watch them as the beagle likes to finish first and try to take the collies food at times

we have a 8 year old son and the one with the herding instinct is definetly his body guard. if there is somebody new at the house she will put herself between our son and the stranger every time until she knows the person isnt a threat.

not the same as a border collie but we have had 2 shetland sheep dogs, or shelties. definetley the herding genetics. not sure how you could ever get rid of that genetic????? the chasing in my opinion is part of the herding thing.

but our shelties wouldnt hurt a fly, but yea they like to think they got you herded for sure.

sorry best i can help!!!!!!

This was quite the sight to see. Squirrel panicked and paid for it. Ripley was quite proud of his trophy!

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Couple of unlikely partners

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Yes they are sharptailer.Cute pair though.

Love the bull terrier, Sharptailer. Years ago we had one in an obedience class with us (Dozer was his name). That dog was so stubborn, it cracked me up! He’d only do things on his terms.

Finally welcomed my new little companion yesterday!
Here is the newest dog of IDO, Chet (Chester).

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Handsome fellow right there!

-J.

Jon Jordan wrote:

Handsome fellow right there!

-J.

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Ralph Wiggum wrote:

This was quite the sight to see. Squirrel panicked and paid for it. Ripley was quite proud of his trophy!

are you not concerned about that tree rat or any other biting your hound???

That was and always will be my biggest fear. I’d be afraid it would stop a dog from retrieving in the future?????

glenn57 wrote:

are you not concerned about that tree rat or any other biting your hound???

That was and always will be my biggest fear. I’d be afraid it would stop a dog from retrieving in the future?

Not terribly concerned. He ended it pretty quickly with a few head shakes. He’s gotten into it with a wiley rooster or two and it’s never deterred him from retrieving.

Cute pup fisherman.I hope you and him have lots of fun.

glenn57 wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Ralph Wiggum wrote:</div>
This was quite the sight to see. Squirrel panicked and paid for it. Ripley was quite proud of his trophy!

are you not concerned about that tree rat or any other biting your hound???

That was and always will be my biggest fear. I’d be afraid it would stop a dog from retrieving in the future?????

I’ve had two dogs bit by squirrels. In both instances they intensified their attack and ended it quickly. Maybe lucky they were both mature at the time and not puppies? I strive to keep my dogs from interacting with wild animals except birds of course. They still get the occasional rabbit in the back yard. My Pudelpointer will go after anything with fur so I have been lucky so far. Got her to back off a coon once and she chased a fawn into a pond.

suzuki wrote:

My Pudelpointer will go after anything with fur so I have been lucky so far. Got her to back off a coon once and she chased a fawn into a pond.

One of mine does not discriminate and will find anything living and mess with it. Turtles, snakes, junebugs, toads, whatever. I’ve reached down in the grass for the “dead pheasant” he must have found and pulled out possums twice. Finds every raccoon in the WMA and gets in a standoff with it. One time it must have been a coyote he was face to face with but it was buried in thick grass and I couldn’t see it, they were just growling at each other until I dragged him out by the collar. Toads are what he finds at home quite a bit though and he’ll hold them in his mouth and drool ridiculous amounts until I make him drop it and put it on other side of the fence.

Figured I’d wake the thread up with one very content dog after getting to lick plenty of fish Saturday morning!

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New hunting buddy.

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Here is my little girl.

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Neil Vanderbosch wrote:

New hunting buddy.

Nice, is that a Springer? I’ve been thinking of getting one of the smaller upland dogs for our next one.

French Brittany, supposedly run smaller than American Brits, so will end up as the smallest bird dog you can get, still full of energy.

Olive, our year old Small Munsterlander! She points fish and that’s where I cast! Lol

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He will be 9 years old this fall.

Hasn’t slowed down. Still goes 100 mph.

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