Indians For Guns

ngrewal";p="32357 wrote: Dev

I would be bit cautioius on step or stair excercise. My cousins Lab developed hip issues and came close to requiring surgery . I would check with a vet.

Best

Thanks I know that labs are prone to this problem. Prolly will leave to a good gambol in the park. So far touch wood he's pretty okay.

Dev

Check out http://www.gundogsonline.com - some good articles on training for retrieving etc. works for ducks, should work for the newspaper as well... Wink


Yes sir will just check out them steps. Maybe a rubber duck to begin with eh?


ry playing fetch with empty beer cans, as he grows maybe he can graduate to fetching you a cold one! Laughing

Great Tip Yaj you think I could train him to pull some blondes to me? But was quite a chick magnet in the park. The problem is that he's grown out of the cute size. Anyhow he's a great stress buster.

Regards,

Dev

dev";p="32377 wrote:
Great Tip Yaj you think I could train him to pull some blondes to me? But was quite a chick magnet in the park. The problem is that he's grown out of the cute size. Anyhow he's a great stress buster.

Regards,

Dev

True Dev, not many better chick magnets than a cute Lab pup !

Ruby The Mother

The Children

Childeren with Mothers Leftovers

Ruby And Maggie

Both love romping around in the garden (Tea) and chasing jungle fowl and barking deers. Some how Maggie has a fear of gunshot though Ruby is just fine with it and I presume the sire being from the Army must have also been OK with it.

Regards

Vikas

I adore Chocolate Labs

Veejosh great pics! Nice to see labs with heads like they were meant to than the huge mastiff like heads most of the show labs seem to have nowadays.
Regards,
Yaj.

Great pics Vikas, cutest litter i have seen

Cheers
Sid

Cute pics vikas

Nice Choc lab vikas,

Do you also sell pups and if yes then by chance you have one choc male?

-Inder

Thanks TenX , Sid , Yaj , Hellfire , Inder. Its such a pleasure having people praise your kids.

Hi Inder,

The next heat I shall get Ruby covered and I'll let you know if there are Chocolate ones.
I do sell but the idea is more to get them homes which have lots of dog lovers and the price covers the cost of upkeep.

Regards,

Vikas

count me in too.. my wife has been asking me for a lab even before we got married.. that was two yrs ago.. i think its high time i get a good one for her..

vikas,

Lovely dogs, which part of the woods are you in... we use to live in Calcutta, father was a tea broker/taster, have wonderful memories of visits to the tea plantations in Darjeeling & Assams...

We should be getting a 8 week old lab pup shortly.. from working strain

We kept a 5 month Thai Ridgeback for a month for a friend. Will post some pics. Very intelligent dog, excellent nose but v difficult to train.... they thinkers & have a mind of their own

Am very keen to import some Rhodhesian Ridgebacks too ...

Sat

nice pics veejosh ...the sight of those pups is great

Hi Sat and Indian,
Nice knowing you liked the Dogs.

Sat ,
I am in Assam. Tea is the profession - and life and it the place which is good for dogs in general. My first choice were GSD's but somehow none lasted for more than 4 years hence the decesion to keep Lab retrievers.They have proved to be nice companions.

Regards

Recco any good books on training these guys. My lab is house broken and all but damned if he will listen to commands till he wants to. He will work for biscuits though .

Dev