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Offline kirkl

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Lab/pointer crosses
« on: December 24, 2009, 11:19:22 AM »
Hey guys, my dad wanted me to post and ask where you are getting your labs crossed with pointers at. if you have any info just post here as he reads these threads.

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #1 on: December 24, 2009, 11:25:57 AM »
labs have a recessive pointing gene and breeders are bringing out that gene in breeding and breeding labs that point...is that what you're talking about?
there's a place in ellensburg...it might be cooke canyon, that is a  pointing lab breeder.
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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #2 on: December 24, 2009, 11:50:02 AM »
This might help...http://www.uplanddogs.com/Pointinglabs.html
Whitey is the member you need to ask, wealth of knowledge on this.
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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #3 on: December 24, 2009, 12:54:11 PM »
Check out Tiger Mountain Pointing Labs.  I don't have personal experience with them, yet.  A friend of a friend got one and it has turned out to be a pretty sweet lab.  Not a perfect upland hunter but does good enough for a duck hunter that wants to shoot upland birds every once in a while
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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #4 on: December 26, 2009, 04:54:25 AM »
I have heard mixed reviews about Tiger Mtn.  Also take a look at http://www.tri-labkennels.com/ the owner is a member but rarely posts, better off to email him with questions.  As Jackelope stated they are Labs, not crosses, just trained to point.  I have hunted over them and they are great.  Labs are tough dogs and will go places other dogs won't. 
« Last Edit: December 26, 2009, 05:00:51 AM by DeerHarvester »
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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #5 on: December 26, 2009, 11:19:59 AM »
I have heard mixed reviews about Tiger Mtn.  Also take a look at http://www.tri-labkennels.com/ the owner is a member but rarely posts, better off to email him with questions.  As Jackelope stated they are Labs, not crosses, just trained to point.  I have hunted over them and they are great.  Labs are tough dogs and will go places other dogs won't. 

I have a non pointing lab from tri-lab.  excellent dog with great drive.

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #6 on: December 26, 2009, 01:35:51 PM »
I have a "Black Forest", and a "Tiger Mountian" pointing lab's...   both are awesome dog's with great blood line's
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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #7 on: December 26, 2009, 04:23:39 PM »
You can also try morgansredpointinglabs.com, they have done some breeding with Tri-lab kennels and both places have pretty good pointing lab lines. My next lab will be from the Morgans. Good luck.

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #8 on: December 27, 2009, 03:39:35 PM »
i found my pup in the little nickle. she is across between german shorthair and lab. got her for 200 and her dads dad is a field trial champion, and she is a pointing fool

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #9 on: December 28, 2009, 12:00:04 PM »
"Labs are tough dogs and will go places other dogs won't."

Like where?   

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #10 on: December 30, 2009, 10:05:30 AM »
"Labs are tough dogs and will go places other dogs won't."

Like where?   


Sshhh, don't tell my pup that.  He might think it's ok to stop busting brush.  I could throw a golf ball as far as I could into the deepest nastiest blackberry bramble and I would bet $5 he'll come back with it.  I don't think it's a breed thing, it's more of a "breeding" thing.  If hunting dog buyers do their research there is a dog out there that is bred to do what they want, in multiple breeds.  I've been to a few hunting dog seminars and it's cool to see different breeds excel at finding, retrieving, pointing, etc.  For instance I saw the biggest running, choke bored nose, retrieving nut, sit in your lap wire hair.  I have heard lots of things and would of never believed it if I hadn't seen it.  Cool Stuff.  If it's a hunting dog and it hunt's, I like it.

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #11 on: December 30, 2009, 11:45:05 AM »
"Labs are tough dogs and will go places other dogs won't."

Like where?   


Sshhh, don't tell my pup that.  He might think it's ok to stop busting brush.  I could throw a golf ball as far as I could into the deepest nastiest blackberry bramble and I would bet $5 he'll come back with it.  I don't think it's a breed thing, it's more of a "breeding" thing.  If hunting dog buyers do their research there is a dog out there that is bred to do what they want, in multiple breeds.  I've been to a few hunting dog seminars and it's cool to see different breeds excel at finding, retrieving, pointing, etc.  For instance I saw the biggest running, choke bored nose, retrieving nut, sit in your lap wire hair.  I have heard lots of things and would of never believed it if I hadn't seen it.  Cool Stuff.  If it's a hunting dog and it hunt's, I like it.

Jake

Same here... don't tell my GWP Sofie that. Her and her brother will bust brush like no other. They also love to retrieve. I can throw a dummy in a pond or lake until my arm gets tired and I QUIT (over and hour straight), but they won't. They do sleep good after that though.

Good luck on getting a pup. If I were you I would look into rescue dogs. There are all types of rescues out there for German Wirehairs, German Shorthairs, and Labs to just name a few. Just google or yahoo them. I have even seen a few crosses on their sites.

GSP: http://www.gsprescue.org/toadopt.html  http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/WA312.html  email Roxnne at GSPRescueofWA@hotmail.com
GWP: http://www.gwpca.com/phpBB2/adverts.php  http://www.gwprescue.com/dogs_available_for_adoption
LAB: http://www.pslra.org/html/rescue.htm
By breed: http://www.gingerspetrescue.org/index_rescuegroupbybreed.asp 

One of the nice things about the dog specific rescues, especially the german dogs, is they will check to see if the dog might like to hunt or is fearful of loud sounds. They are very thorough in what they check for including being around other dogs, small kids, cats, etc. They also make you fill out a bunch of forms as they want to know to whom and exactly where the dog is going and if you are going to be a good family. Another thing they want is to make a promise that you will keep the dog for it's lifetime. If you can't keep them for some reason or other they want the dog back as they do not want it to end up in a bad home or kill shelter. The cost (adoption fee) is reasonable and around $100 to $120. Most of these rescues make very little money if any at all. Check it out. 

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #12 on: December 30, 2009, 09:48:42 PM »
I picked up a lab, german shorthair pointer cross in Sequim two weeks ago for $200. He is a great pup. In two weeks he sits, stays, and comes. I found them in an online classified ad for Olympic Peninsula, I am not sure which one though. If you need the number just let me know, I am sure I have it stashed somewhere around here.

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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #13 on: January 01, 2010, 12:30:45 AM »
$200.00 is a steal for a good hunting dog! 
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Re: Lab/pointer crosses
« Reply #14 on: January 02, 2010, 10:12:38 AM »
My dad has a lab from Tiger mtn. she is hell tough on roosters, if i get a dog it'll be from Tiger.

 


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