Author: RANDY

Love dogs, especially GSP pointing dogs. I have great Microchip & Beam Me Up Scotty stud dogs, 2 In live bird training up in SE Kansas with my partner Deron, and 1 here at Flying R in Nixa, my home. We are planing to mate Deron's Charlie girl to his Rio male first
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MASPECTACULAR BRACO GERMAN MASTER WITH FORIZ #CAZA #PERDIZ

Hello, hunter friends! Once again, we gather in Fueguerrobles to share an unfolding day, the partridges hunting with Miscedra dog. In today’s video, they will have the opportunity to accompany me in my last minor hunting adventure of the season, along with my faithful braco German. If you liked this video, do not forget to give I like it, subscribe to my channel and activate the bell so as not to miss any hunting set. You can also leave me a comment with your opinion or suggestion. Thanks for watching this video and until next time. Network Social: diasdcaza@gmail.com]

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MOVEMENT AND CLINIC Mi Tres Torres incorporate Mako Robotic Technology for prosthesis surgeries

Move, the Mi Tres Tres Torres Clinic Traumatological Service, becomes the first in Catalonia and Second in Spain to inform Mako’s robotic technology. As specialized centers in the recovery of the joint movement and the Locomotor, Move and Clinic my three towers take another step in the medical innovation applied to the knee joint and in the treatment of osteoarthritis, being one of the most transverse ailments that affect society. Follow us in reds: Instagram: Facebook: LinkedIn:

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OWNING a German Shorthaired Pointer Will CHANGE Your Life!

Are you ready to bring a new furry friend into your life? Owning a German Shorthaired Pointer can be a life-changing experience! As a breed known for their energetic and loyal nature, GSPs thrive on human interaction and love being part of an active family. From puppy socialization to puppy training, owning a German Shorthaired Pointer requires dedication and patience, but the rewards are endless. As working dogs, they excel in hunting and agility, making them the perfect companion for outdoor enthusiasts. But they’re not just bandogs – they’re loving pets that will bring joy and excitement to your daily life. Join us on this documentary-style journey as we explore the world of German Shorthaired Pointers and discover why owning one will change your life! Whether you’re a seasoned dog owner or a first-time pet parent, this video is for anyone curious about the breed and what it takes to care for these amazing canine companions. So sit back, relax, and get ready to fall in love with the German Shorthaired Pointer!

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The worse thing imaginable happened last night, I was up til midnight with Turbo. So I come home from behind the wheel and go in the shed to feed horses, I heard Grace going crazy and I turn around and Mikey (the mule in this video) has Turbo to the ground just attacking him, throwing him in the air, stomping him, biting him everything, I tried stopping him but I got kicked a couple times and thrown into the tractor. I was screaming, so loud, I run into the house for my mom, she runs out and hits Mikey with a mop, he kicks my mom back 10 feet, she gets up and gets him again, she gets kicked again, somehow she got Mikey away for a brief moment but enough for my brother and I to get Turbo into the shed, by then I’m in tears, crying, holding Turbo in my arms thinking he was going to die, I was just talking to him, petting him, covered in blood crying. I could see my mom, she was in so much pain and I felt terrible. It was so scary. The vet came, Turbo’s ok, his neck is 2 times as big as it should be but after getting attacked like that, he should be dead, but he’s not, he’s my little fighter. He gets a shot morning and night to help with infection. My moms all brusied and swollen, I hurt, not really any bruising I just think it’s bruised bones or something, but if I wouldda had my gun, Mikey would’ve been dead for sure. but my moms getting rid of him, Grace and Turbo are in the stall now for a week, in the shed with all the doors locked

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Palette and bobwhite hunting tips: how the American pioneers hunted the pigeon and bobwhite

Take a look at the days of the wagons and plantations and learn how the American pioneers hunted a hunting expert in this bobwhite hunting video and free dove. Expert: Hugo Izzo Bio: Hugo has been hunting since he was young while growing in a plantation of ten thousand acres. A variety of animals has hunted, including deer, duck, bobwhite, dove and squirrel, just to name a few. Filmmaker: Reggie Hayes

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German Shorthaired Pointer Breed Guide

#germanpointeredpointer dogs have become increasingly popular in recent years. But what are these gorgeous #gundogs really like to live with. This video is packed with top tips from a breeder of champion Short-haired #pointers who has owned the breed for over 45 years. There’s honest advice on exercise demands for these very active which were bred to hunt, point and retrieve. It seems you need to keep their minds active as well as their bodies – and they’re highly trainable if you start teaching Pointer puppies early. There’s good news on the grooming front – and a great tip for making these dogs look extra shiny with a pair of tights!. The German Shorthaired Pointers have brains.They are a working dog. You can do agility, obedience, flyball, carting, canicross, they’re an all round dog. I’ve had the breed for 45 years.I Quite a large dog and quite boisterous.They do need a lot of exercise so you shouldn’t get one if you’re thinking of shutting it up for most of the day. They really need a couple of hours exercise a day. Active dog. Ideal for the active family. They have a very even temperament as a rule. They’re very biddable, but they have to be trained. Without training they can be extremely destructive. It’s a gundog – from the HPR, which stands for Hunt, Point, Retrieve. So you’ve got a working dog with a work ethic. You need to start your training as a puppy, and teach it the things you want it to do. Otherwise it might do things that it want to learn like picking everything up… shoes, dirty underwaear are a favourite. So when it picks something up like that the last thing you want to do is snatch t from it, or you’ll teach it to guard it or even run off with it which is an even greater game. . They’re not a dog you can leave and do nothing with. They need to use their brains. So it’s not use having one if you want a house pet. They’ve got to get out. They’ve got to do something. German Short-haired Pointers, lovely looking dog. They are a working dog so they do have high exercise demands. We would look to re-home one with a very active family who have the time, energy and committment for them. The more exercise you give them, the more exercise they want.

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