Recent content by dhuggins

I agree and everyone else is entitled to theirs. I am just sharing my experiences. For every bad experience there are just as many good ones I’m sure. Thus my comment about exceptions. I have seen some very very good Drahts in my time. I just can’t trust them, therefore they aren’t for me.

Along with the other ones over the years that I have seen attack other dogs and handlers at the line? They are aggressive and bred for one job. Sounds like you haven’t been exposed to the broad population of Drahts

My buddy has two and we cannot hunt his with mine or any other dogs. I'm sure there are exceptions just like any breed, but I would never own or recommend a Draht to anyone. I have seen too many other interactions in the field and at hunt tests. I sure as hell wouldn't have them around my kids.

Trax also has a litter on the ground.

Devine Weims in Texas has some litters ready to go right now. https://www.devineweims.com/

Here’s my weim Heidi. She’s a 13 yr old rescue and a mighty fine rabbit dog lol..

Here are some very good Dual bred Weims. (Hunting and Show) I have a friend with dogs from both lines. Both are natural retrievers with good hunting instincts. She is working on Master Hunt Title dogs with both dogs. I will check to see about litters. Regen-Weims...

I bought several of these and hang them on the front of each kennel using a carabiner. I run them on an 8ah Dewalt battery and it will run for 16hrs easy on low...

gps- that is an e-collar. I like to use one on the belly strictly for "whoa" and steadiness. I do this to eliminate confusion since a stimulation on the neck could mean a multitude of different things. (Whoa, come, leave it, etc..) A dog's natural instinct when stimulated on the belly is to...

Mosby- I signed two dogs up for this.

Good deal! I'm glad it's made by someone local and in the US! I might be ordering more!

Bobbo- I just bought a set and had them shipped to my hunting buddy in Duluth. Couldn't pass it up! Do you make them?

Brent- that is an e-collar. I like to use one on the belly strictly for "whoa" and steadiness. I do this to eliminate confusion since a stimulation on the neck could mean a multitude of different things. (Whoa, come, leave it, etc..) A dog's natural instinct when stimulated on the belly is to...

Here is my 2.75 yr old shorthiar named “Cora”. We finished her FC AFC and Master Hunt title this spring. She also has a SHR retrieving title we finished last fall. She won the Arkansas Classic Amateur NBHA Trial, and was runner up at the GSPCA National Amateur Gundog Championship this year. FC...

Picking up a pot of beans w/ hambone and a pot of beef stew from my mom's and heading north tomorrow boys!!!