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After a long wait it was finally puppy day. Brought this guy home to the family from Quebec. His name is Indiana Bones aka Indy. A Picardy spaniel. Can't wait to start getting him out to the woods and fields looking for some wildlife with me
Can't seem to figure out how to load the photo from my phone however
Nothing better than a new puppy! :0)
Enjoy the ride!!! (hang on tight!)
Congrats on the new puppy. Good name.
I have 0 experience with a Picardy. I’d be interested to hear how your making out.
What’s the game of choice you plan on chasing?
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You’re killing us! Need pictures! ��
Ya there a very unknown breed. I'm planning on chasing whatever small game and wildfowl I can with him. He is a versatile breed so should be interesting.
I can't figure out how to post them every way I have tried it won't let me.Quote:
Originally Posted by anglodrkns
I have tried direct linking the photo, I made an account on imgur and tried linking the URL. But nothing seems to be working. Anyone have any advice? Also I can only use my phone (android) as I don't have a computer
See if this worked
not familiar with imgur as use flicker can help you with that https://www.flickr.com/. As incentive no pics no wings
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Hopefully this one works
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Thanks for the help figuring out the photos guys. He fell asleep with his duck toy in his mouth the other day. It's his favourite toy so far
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Nice looking family you got there
Thanks. That's the youngest. She's 1-1/2 my oldest if just about 5Quote:
Originally Posted by finsfurfeathers
Love it!
From what I understand, The Picardy is supposed to be very biddable; tremendous natural ability making them easier to develop as bird dogs.
Ya he's been very easy to work with so far. Still a puppy and lots to work on. But already sits, comes when called, is really good about being in his crate. Let me clip something me claws today, with a bit of nibbling of course but no whining.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninepointer
that last picture is certainly a keeper.
Carry him around flipped on his back and play with/squeeze his feet often. Instill that now and you will save yourself aggravation and money down the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by anglodrkns
couldn't agree more with ninepointer, whatever you want to happen later in his life start now. I clipped my girls nails right from the time I got her and the grinder as well. Now the odd time she needs a nail clipped no problem, I walk and train her 2 to 3 times a day so nails pretty much take care of themselves.
Two cuties you have there, enjoy the new pup
I have been working on him letting me flip him over and playing with his paws. He is slowly getting used to itQuote:
Originally Posted by ninepointer
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Thanks I will. And clearly my oldest is becoming quick friends with him
Very cute! Looks like he's growing fast!
He is he's already getting heavyQuote:
Originally Posted by Shoreline
Great looking dog. Love the coloration on him. Judging from the size of his paws looks like he has a ways to go before he’s fully grown. Enjoy him as I’m sure you and your family will..
Gorgeous dog. Would love to see it work when it gets older.
get inline CassQuote:
Originally Posted by Cass
https://youtube.com/shorts/RpBQGCBr_...WqvI9r5K44eg5d
Indy's first time seeing a little deeper water. He really wanted to go in but there was a lot of garbage flowing through it so I had to keep him out. I don't think he's going to have any issues with water entry once we get to the nicer weather
Glad to see that you found and got the one you were looking for.
Let the fun begin!!!
Thanks to finsfurfeathers for some of his extra wings. Now I've got something to start getting him into birds. He's pretty intrigued so farAttachment 44779Attachment 44780
You're welcome. Hope Indy enjoys 'em. For what its worth use them for games of hide and seek with rewards for finding 'em as opposed to grabbing and running with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by anglodrkns
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Originally Posted by finsfurfeathers
I have been taking one on walks with me and tossing it when he's not looking. Now every time we enter the park he runs to the trees looking for it.