Bird dogs, hunting, training...at their best.

 


              When the dogs quit hunting..... 

                               the hunting is over!

 

 



 

           We offer pre-season conditioning or Summer Camp. Dogs that are soft and too

 out of shape to hunt need conditioning. There is nothing worse than the dogs quiting on

 you when you just got started. Happens every year and every year you vow to do some

 thing about it befor next year. Everyone is busy and getting your bird dog in shape for

 season just slips by and befor you know it season is here. They need....

                                      

  WEIGHT TAKEN OFF

   MUSCLES TONED UP 

   MANNERS POLISHED

STAMINA BUILT UP

 

      We take the individual dog and get the dog on a diet that will take the weight off but

 not starvation. Over weight dogs won't hunt long! Ten extra pounds on a fifty pound dog   

 is whole lot of extra weight. In comparison that would be like a two hundred pound man

 weighing two fifty. And it is easy for a dog to be ten pounds heavy.

 

      Most dogs do not have a way to keep themselves busy enough to stay in shape. An

 outing here and there does not build any muscle. Dogs that hunt all day have muscles

 that are conditioned to activity. They need more than an occasional outing.

 

      Most dogs never get enough exercise to build any stamina.The exercise needs to be

 ongoing and consistent. Stamina developes with muscle development.

 

      Dogs also need to be polished up on their birds befor season. Especially young dogs.

 Re-establish (establish) pointing and holding a point. Shoot some birds for 'em. We

 recommend sixty days. 

 

     Get your dog in shape....befor next season!


  MUDDYCREEK KENNEL

GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTERS

1-800-777-8254

e-mail muddycreekgsp@aol.com

 

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