Gundogs: Gear Up for Spring Training
Bird seasons are months away, but right now is prime time for getting your dog back into the swing of things. Make the most of it by having the right gear on hand.
Top 8 New Products for Gundog Owners
Here’s the rundown on some of the best new products you won’t want to leave behind when you and your four-legged companion head afield.
10 Exercises to Help Minimize Gundog Injury
If you're regularly hunting with a canine companion, it's important to keep him healthy and fit.
What's Your Bird Dog's Best School Subject?
Pheasants Forever asked: "With students heading back to the classroom this week, we’re wondering what’s your bird dog’s best subject?" That got Kyle Wintersteen pondering the ways that dog training parallels grade-school subjects. Here's what he came up with.
Dog Food for Working Dogs
Is your dog eating right for your hunt? Ron Spomer shares some insight into what you should be feeding your gun dog.
Best-Dressed Hunting Dogs
Forget the knitted sweaters and red bandanas; think protection, not fashion, before saddling any hard-running field dog with garments.
8 Ways for Hunters Survive Summer
Have the dog days of summer left you feeling a little blue? Don't give up hope! Kyle Wintersteen has offered a few fool-proof ways to sate your passion for the outdoors while you anxiously await fall.
Labrador Retriever Remains Americans' Top Dog
No surprise here: For the twenty-second consecutive year, the Labrador retriever is the most popular dog in the United States, according to American Kennel Club (AKC) registration statistics. Here's the breakdown of 2012's most popular breeds and how that compares to 2011.
Puppies Inspire Our Irrational Optimism
When a young boy hits a baseball off a tee for the first time, not even the most positive-thinking father declares him a future major leaguer.
When Housetraining Goes Awry
Please pardon my grammar if it's even more off than normal today, but I'm a tad frazzled. For the past 48 hours, I've been engaged in an activity that's both joyous and scream-into-a-pillow frustrating: housebreaking a dog. And I bought not one, but two springer pups. As if I thought one would be just too easy.
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