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Other Hunting => Bird Dogs => Topic started by: Happy Gilmore on March 18, 2013, 08:21:47 AM
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Two boys and one girl so far- make that another girl- sheesh! That was fast-
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I hope all goes well and they are all healthy. do you think any more are going to make an appearance?
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Cool! :tup: Aways good to see some more Chessies around!
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Paul
Hope everything is going well with the pups. Keep us posted.
Good luck
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Up to 3 boys and 2 girls. The "Mailman" is a Qualified All Age Field Trial dog, his littermate just became one of two living Dual CH.(Field trial and show) DC/AFC Yakity Shake Rattle and Roll. The other living DC/AFC is their Mom, DC/AFC Genny's Yakity Yak Don't talk Back MH:) They are the only two living Dual CH retrievers in the World and this counts every single retriever breed. Not just Chesapeakes. Other littermate Ruddy Duck just qualified for the 2013 National Amatuer. Jamie a low sperm count and his semen doesn't ship or freeze well so, there won't be too many breedings to this particular pedigree. Jamie came and stayed at my house for 10 days for the breeding.
We're excited about this litter.
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Ten days! That's a whole lotta foreplay! :chuckle:
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Ten days! That's a whole lotta foreplay! :chuckle:
:chuckle:
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Is she done now or is she still having them?
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Busy time! Congrats Paul.
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Two girls, three boys. One girl was stillborn
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Nice looking pups. Unlike some dog breeds, they look like miniature chessies right from the get go.
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had a surprise pup at 7:30pm last night. I suspected I could feel something but, wasn't positive.
Final count- 2 Girls, 4 Boys.
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THat's the nice kind of suprise! Glad to hear the news.
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One boy just landed a dream job at an exclusive duck club in Alabama often used to film duck hunting videos. I was emailed this video to give me an idea of what a Chesapeake Bay Retrievers' life at Coon Creek Farms will look like! I'm so jealous. At least I got an invite to hunt over him in the future!
LIFE AT COON CREEK FARMS (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtMFTVEAwC8#ws)
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All the pups are homed and new owners are waiting anxiously for 8 weeks to pass. Quite the travelers. Soldotna, AK. Stevenson, AL. Aubrey, Texas. Madison, WI(Alabama winter), Haskell, OK. Waiting for one guy in Alberta to confirm if he wants a male or not before calling down the list. Alternate is Nampa, Id.
It's fun to get to know the new owners and meet fellow Chesapeake Bay Retriever people from all over. Not to mention the wealth of knowledge most the folks getting pups have about the breed. Seems that all of these CBR owners have had at least two CBR's or more. It really makes me feel like I've done a very respectful breeding and something good for the breed in general. I'm pretty humbled right now but, I'm also very proud-
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I'm pretty humbled right now but,
I'll get over it.
There Paul fixed it for ya. Nice job on the breeding. Did you negotiate a hunt over weekend with each of the new parents?
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I'm pretty humbled right now but,
I'll get over it.
There Paul fixed it for ya. Nice job on the breeding. Did you negotiate a hunt over weekend with each of the new parents?
I was told to buy a ticket and hurry up duck season!
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In my world there are very few things more wonderful than a good Chesapeake. A good Chesapeake puppy is one of them. :) Sounds like you have a pretty special litter. I watched the video about Coon Creek and fell in love. That looks like an awesome place for a Chessie to spend it's life.
If I remember correctly your last litter was sired by Dom's boy Rebel. Have you heard much about how those pups are doing?
Also, since your in Fall City do you happen to know anything about Wings Wildlife Studio? At our DU banquet last weekend I was high bidder on a mallard size mount. How good they are will determine which birds I pull out of the freezer to have them mount. This was my 11 year old sons first season as a shooter and we have lots of birds he wants to have mounted. I have a few special ones too.
Congratulations on the fine litter.
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Great lookin brood of Puddle Poodles ya got there. ;)
They are a special breed.
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In my world there are very few things more wonderful than a good Chesapeake. A good Chesapeake puppy is one of them. :) Sounds like you have a pretty special litter. I watched the video about Coon Creek and fell in love. That looks like an awesome place for a Chessie to spend it's life.
If I remember correctly your last litter was sired by Dom's boy Rebel. Have you heard much about how those pups are doing?
Also, since your in Fall City do you happen to know anything about Wings Wildlife Studio? At our DU banquet last weekend I was high bidder on a mallard size mount. How good they are will determine which birds I pull out of the freezer to have them mount. This was my 11 year old sons first season as a shooter and we have lots of birds he wants to have mounted. I have a few special ones too.
Congratulations on the fine litter.
Thanks- I've heard of the taxi-guy here but, I don't think I've ever met him.
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They've about doubled in size in just a week. Here are two of the boys- Big heads and dark brown.
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Sunday I had a special day- In my first All-Breed Field Trial I got a JAM(what some call "Just Another Mutt" :)) I finished the trial yet didn't quite do welll enough for a placement. I had to handle on the last long retired water mark. Took me out of a chance at 2nd or 3rd. Judges Award of Merit is what it actually means. My training partner who is in the picture with me WON. It was his first ever field trial entry. We were both pretty happy with the results. He's never used a professional trainer. I worked with Tom and Katie Quarles alot last year but, have been training solo since Sept 2012.
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CONGRATS HAPPY! :tup:
What are you feeding Momma? those pups sure are bulking up.
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Mom's on Nature's Domain Blue Bag and I supplement her with cottage cheese and half and half poured over her food. Her milk production this litter has been excellent.
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Pups are looking good. Just curious what the ~weight of dam and sire are?
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When in working shape Kaie is about 70lbs and Jamie is about 75-80lbs.
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Any new pictures?
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I've been slacking. Have a pup owner or two asking as well. I've been doing a little celebrating. Ty took a jam in the field trial two weeks ago. The local pros came back to town and ran this weekend. I'm still floating right now, placed 4th on Friday. Beat a quite a few pro trained dogs. Feels good as a lowly AM.
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Congrats Paul! Whie I haven't seen the ribbons yet, I've heard tHe praises and seen the nice performances (w/ just a a few corectable errors) and against top flight pros as well!
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One slipped whistle on a water blind cost me a placement and qualified all age status.