If you have just become the proud owner of a puppy who you plan to train to be a hunting or gun dog, you might be wondering what supplies you are going to need to help get your puppy off to a great start in his new home.  Before you bring your puppy home there [Continue]

Owners of hunting dogs will almost always choose to use a dog training collar.   When looking for a name you can trust in these collars, DT Systems is the one to turn to.   The DT Systems line is, in today’s market, one of the highest-ranked collars.  They are widely available hunting dog supplies [Continue]

Heartworm, or roundworm, is very serious can affect all types of Hunting Dog. With gun dogs, working dogs, and other outdoor dogs, you must be especially concerned because they are more susceptible to heartworm. The worse case scenario is that an affected dog can pass it on to humans, as well as other dogs. In [Continue]

Heartworm is very serious; it’s one of the worst diagnosis for your dog because it is usually fatal. However, it is very simple to prevent heartworm from ever occurring. All it takes is a pill, food additive and some preventative care. The heartworm pill can be given to your hunting dog as a treat while [Continue]

There are many exceptional breeds that make wonderful hunting dogs, but not all are categorized solely as hunting dogs.  Case in point: hounds hunt undersized prey such as jackrabbits, and raccoons, animals that like to live in thickets.  However, not every hound hunts wholly by scent, as some make use of their well-developed vision too [Continue]

If you are an avid hunter, chances are good that one day you will purchase a hunting dog to tag along and lend a hand so to speak on the hunt. Choosing the right dog for you and finding that dog can be tricky. A high-quality hunting dog will be better than just a dog [Continue]

If you are the owner of a working dog you need a training collar that works as hard as your dog works.  The Tri-Tronics Sport Series the most durable training collars on today’s market, being one hundred percent waterproof and designed to take the abuse given them by an active working dog.  For example, hunting [Continue]

It’s not uncommon for hunting dogs to get an ear infection in fact it’s a result of the size and depth of their ears.  Because hunting dogs (gun dogs) spend so much time outdoors and have large, floppy ears, they are actually more prone to getting an ear infection.  Infections in the ear are a [Continue]