Oct 21. Puppies are now eating processed puppy food. They are also getting mothers milk from "Quail" occasionally. Puppies are very healthy and energetic once they have a nap after eating.
Jack and Lorie
I will keep one of these chocolate females, “Dew”.
Don
Hi Don, hope all is well..
Well here on the Cape all is well and training is going very well.... Here are a few pictures of Miss Brie.. She is Independent, spoiled and very affectionate... When you said you would give me a challenge, boy you were bang on.... John, said he would love to have 10 of her, because of the drive she has and the speed.... I will take a video soon.... She is a power house packed into a little body ... Wow....
Paula
Hi Don,
Here are Chelsea's boys Jag(on the right) and Wilson. They are on the lower end of Long Island on the St. John River on October 19th. From the beginning Jag has been a driven retriever.
Wilson is having his first full season at I year old but has the same drive. On the evening shoot on October 12 Jag retrieved 17 ducks(3 hunters). Both Labs are great calm family pets
Gary
Oka is watching Maisie unwrap her birthday presents (my baby is SIX today. How did that happen??). He helped, too….he’s very good at peeling the paper off!
love
Beccy
Along with their owners from the left are Ch. Driftwood's Wilson(son of Ch. Doindogs Chelsea Marie and grandson of Ch. Doindogs Rose CGN), Doindogs Dot Com CD CGN WC, Doindogs Puck CDX RE CGN, Doindogs Jill CD, Driftwood's Jenny(son of CH. Doindogs Beau and grandson of Ch. Doindogs Rose CGN), Driftwood's Maggie May(daughter of Doindogs Jet CD)( Mags had a litter of puppies with Doindogs Mike), Ch. Chelsea Marie(daughter of Ch Doindogs Rose CGN), and Driftwood's Samantha(Sam had a litter of puppies with Doindogs Jet CD and a second litter with Ch. Doindogs Beau).
Hi Don,
I hope that all is well with you. Although it was more of a ducky day than a pheasant day, Ruby convinced me to take the morning off and have a go for a few roosters. Her right forelimb has been quite lame since the spring and appears to be untreatable, despite all of our best efforts with Rushton and other vets. It appears to be the tendon that runs along the back of her limb from elbow to wrist. In any case - she's slowing down a little, but her nose seems fine! Despite the torrential rain that had just washed all the scent away she flushed 8 birds for me in just 90 minutes and I picked a pair of nice young roosters out of the bunch.
She seemed OK after the hunt, but we'll see how much she suffers for it tonight when I get home. I kept it short and easy terrain until I can see what she can still handle. So far, a good start to 2013!
Cheers,
-Dave
Hi Don, thought you might enjoy these pictures just taken this past Sunday at Inverness Beach of Daizy Mae!! What a beauty eh...?? I hope everything is going well with you folks. Would love to get up to see you all and bring Daizy of course! Will give you a jingle soon.
Cheers, Lois & Daizy
A couple of photos Milly and Sedge and part of the front garden which I think you had taken a photo of.
Puck looks like a great dog to live with and I liked the photo of the little girl throwing water with the dog
Connie
One of these chocolate females will be my next project, Ai is the sire & Quail the dam.
A few shots of Key with my grand-niece this summer. Key is about twice her weight but he was super gentle with her.
Regards;
Denis
More of Shoal Cove Beach. This time with a buddy, Riley. They usually see each other once every couple of weeks. Merlin was zonked by the time we got to the beach after our usual run, soccer practice and then ocean! Sleeping like a log now
Charlene
