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pet or friend?

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SpokaneSlayer:
I completely agree.  I just got a pup 3 weeks ago.  I think he's going to be a good hunter if I do my part in training him.  And if he isn't, so be it.  I won't love him any less and he won't be any less than a member of the family.

Rowdy:
I know some people choose to leave their hunting dogs kenneled and only let them out to hunt, train, and exercise.  I choose different and I'm not saying one way is right or wrong but I like the companionship my dog provides and the fact that he is a pretty darn good hunter is just a bonus.  He could be a complete dud in the field and he would still be my best friend.  The old adage "you'll ruin a hunting dog by letting them be part of the family" is completely false.  My guy is a goofy dork who likes to lay around and chew on toys 340 days a year but those other 25 he is a hunting machine.  To each their own, but for me dogs are part of the family.

Jake

merlo105:
It makes no difference at all I have had them out side in side in my bed anywhere they want to be. You got a good dog you have a good dog, You dont then well sell it. get a better one. Its all up to everyone some of the best dogs I know couch potatos untill its business time, that goes for some Hall of famers coach potatos untill it was time to win. Its all the dog. Probably a more comfortable dog a dog thats in doors would do better why not hes warm and happy.

mossback91:
Dogs are COMPANION animals we cannot own them............. oh wait wrong forum....

firecrotch:
the best hunting dogs ive seen are dogs that are always with their owner,(at work, in the house, or just in the cab of the truck)

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