Straight Shooter
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You have $1000 to burn up. It can either go towards a new gun that you have been wanting or a new puppy that has got your attention. What say ye? Dog or gun.
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A good or even great dog is much harder to come by than the latest shotgun!
Rick Richard
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Good luck with that decision. lol.
Laguna Freak
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Dog.
Better have done your due diligence though and know a thing or few about training bird dogs. I can't tell you how many disobedient, bird flushing, non-retrieving, dead quail eating $2,000 bird dogs I've seen in the last 45 years.
Better have done your due diligence though and know a thing or few about training bird dogs. I can't tell you how many disobedient, bird flushing, non-retrieving, dead quail eating $2,000 bird dogs I've seen in the last 45 years.
A $1000 gun purchase will not break your heart when it is gone, but the dog will. Believe me, I know, as I did it nearly 15 years ago. My Karelian Bear Dog will turn 15 next month. I love my dog and his unconditional love. I do not look forward to the inevitable day nor think I am prepared for it. I agree with @Rick Richard, good luck with the decision.
memtb
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I'm thinking that, as we have two "lap dogs", I'd seriously consider that as a very good downpayment on that handgun I've wanted for quite a while.
So……another gun that won't get shot enough to truly justify!
memtb
So……another gun that won't get shot enough to truly justify!
memtbI've been there many times brother,I feel for you and want to tell you it will get better with time. Great Danes only live about eight years on average the larger they are the shorter the lifespan so I know exactly what you mean.
Ruger is my latest, I needed him to help me get over the loss of bullet.I got him from a shelter so he needed me just as much! He is the 13th Dane in my life.
Varmint Hunter
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A new gun won't greet you at the door every day and make you feel like a million dollars with its devotion. I really enjoy my firearms, but I really love my Golden. They don't call them "a man's best friend" for no reason.
Laguna Freak
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Sweet! Handsome pup and her retriever.
Guns are inanimate, dogs are life. A dog is always there through thick and thin, Brody is turning 9 soon and I fear that day when I'm without him, he's not a hunting dog he's simply my best friend and stood by through some tough times.
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birddog 68
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No question about what I would buy, just look at my username!
Enjoy your new best friend and hunting partner.
Enjoy your new best friend and hunting partner.
Straight Shooter
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Here he is . . .
As I mentioned earlier, Ruger is the 13th Dane in my life. The picture of your new pup is post number 13 in this thread. I take that not as a coincidence but a sign of good things to come!!
