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Born: 6-19-13 Deepfleet Victor x Boberosa's Bena Long Time Coming Victor is an English import and is everything you could ask for in a Springer. Great looks, stylish, calm in the home, and uses his brains in the field, and has field trial placement. Bena is descendant of lighthouse lines and...

Breeding taking place this month. Boberosa's Super Sierra X Can't Go Wrong "Lucky" From Dogwood Kennels Price $700 Currently Taking Deposits http://www.boberosagundogs.com/upcoming-litters/ Also see our Boberosa University Program options for pups...

We are now taking deposits for 3 planned litters this spring. 1 Litter of English Setters 2 Litters of Springer Spaniels http://www.boberosagundogs.com/upcoming-litters/

There is a product we sell and use called rehydrate. Its like doggy gatorade. Especially made for them. The dogs like and it seems to help them recover faster in the heat. http://www.rehydratetabs.com/cart/

Price is reduced to $1500

A proper force fetching program should get your dog retrieving anything you ask them to.

I think that alot of the training helps with a well bred dog that is eager to please. Constant reptition and working a dog 4-5 days per week even if it is just basic obedience is a must. Most problems with obedience are owner created. Maintaining constant discipline will help in not relying...

Gettin ready for an HRC test in a few thought I'd share some pics with you guys. They are on facebook been updating them all summer. My favorite is the entry of my 4 1/2 month old boykin. You can see them here http://www.facebook.com/boberosagundogs Oh yeah, Opened up my bird season...

We have one female left out of our litter this past week. They are 2 weeks old. http://www.boberosagundogs.com/upcoming-litters/

In heat exhaustion cases our vet reccomends keeping the dogs coat dry and just wetting down the bare skin thier bellies. He told us that the water can actualy trap heat on the body especially on labs and spaniels, shorterhaired dogs are ok. I'd see what your vet says about that though. I...

Some dogs have it and most don't at least until they are older. You'll have a few here and there that get it, but in the field I don't need an off switch, it's in the house I'd like to find it.

It sort of depends on the damage that is being done to the bird. If he is just having trouble with just getting it in his mouth from the ground then he's probably not hard mouthed just trying to get a grip on the bird. To extend the life of the birds for land retrieves, freeze the birds, in...

We train retrieve/force fetch customers dogs quite a bit. Its not fun at it can be a grueling process. I would leave it as a last resort. I agree with FC springer he hit it right on the money. If you still have problems then think about a force fetching regiment. In my opinion if they pick...

Whoa posts, crates with a tennis ball under them, just saying whoa and the dog gets it, table work. Every dog is different and needs a different technique. Its kind of hard to say what works best in every situation. You need to have alot of tools in you belt.

Boberosa's Dangerous Man "Trace" DOB: 5-10-2008 Sire: Courtmanâ??s San Jaibee Dam: Sunsetskyes Win-Mill Asking $2000 Shipping included. I really struggle in doing this as many started dogs usually have some sort of fault that I just can't seem to live with. Trace has none of those faults...