smaller sized gun dog

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Originally Posted by terrym

The point im making is the OP specifically mentioned he is looking for a dog to stick close while walking him. .

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Wirehaired pointing griffon. They stay close, too close for some. Not suited to hunting the open fields out west but very well suited for grouse and woodcock cover in eastern NA.

Just read the rest of the post, Griffon's are out. My small female is 50lbs easy.

Yes I agree with jobbers I have the same dog and she is 5 months old and already 30 pounds

Unfortunately I think the size of dog criteria is eliminating many excellent breeds.

I wonder if your wife will actually weigh the dog lol

There are many actual alternatives if you get a female dog they tend to be on the smaller side and that opens things up quite a bit 2 the Brittany, Llewellin setter and even a small wire haired pointing griffon.

It does sound like the Brit would be a good choice they look lighter lol

Get rid of the scale

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Originally Posted by terrym

Unfortunately I think the size of dog criteria is eliminating many excellent breeds.

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True, but it might also bring others of smaller size under consideration for the long haul.

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Originally Posted by wayner

26 pound brit female, 14+ years old and still gets excited when the hunting gear comes out.

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Originally Posted by gboa

26lbs? wow, she must be a little rocket. glad to hear shes still going strong at 14

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Here's 25 lbs and soon to turn 14 years old on her game last week -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ps17bc8d0f.jpg

Cass, consider this PSA a gentle prod to post up your and Jake's recent waterfowl safari photos - do it.

MG

Lol look for the post "late season divers"

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Originally Posted by crackerd

True, but it might also bring others of smaller size under consideration for the long haul.





Here's 25 lbs and soon to turn 14 years old on her game last week -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ps17bc8d0f.jpg

Cass, consider this PSA a gentle prod to post up your and Jake's recent waterfowl safari photos - do it.

MG

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Great pic. I love the look on that dog's eyes. :)

i agree about the size thing but its a restriction the ladies of the house want not me, thats if i can persuade them. so far i think the top 2 contenders are brittanny and small munsterlander. aside from the slight shedding they fit size wise the best.

that boykin-im guessing? is a good looking dog. great pic

Yep she's a boykin. crackerd also has a sussex spaniel which is quite a regal looking old gal as well (and also enjoys a goose in the chops)