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Picked up my new Chesapeake Bay Retriever at the airport yesterday. He was flown in from New Hampshire. We still don't have a name for him but we have a few ideas. There are only 4 living dual champion chessies(titled with both a field championship and a show championship) and his sire is one and both grandsires are two more. The fourth is an uncle. Hopefully this boy will get his daddy's look and field talent.
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Was the blow in his belly dry?
picasso
2/4/2006, 05:05 PM
Picked up my new Chesapeake Bay Retriever at the airport yesterday. He was flown in from New Hampshire. We still don't have a name for him but we have a few ideas. There are only 4 living dual champion chessies(titled with both a field championship and a show championship) and his sire is one and both grandsires are two more. The fourth is an uncle. Hopefully this boy will get his daddy's look and field talent.
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sweet dog.
he looks like a Clem, Cletus or Zeke to me.
What's with the stomach tit?
What's with the stomach tit?
Be nice. He just got out of the swimming pool.
picasso
2/4/2006, 05:13 PM
What's with the stomach tit?
you mean "teet" don't you?
you mean "teet" don't you?
Turn in your hillbilly card.
BoogercountySooner
2/4/2006, 05:29 PM
Ya think that old fence will hold him?:D
Tailwind
2/4/2006, 06:12 PM
Nice lookin pup.
oumartin
2/4/2006, 06:31 PM
its a drug smugglin' joke i believe!
OUHOMER
2/4/2006, 06:33 PM
dare i ask how much a dog like that cost.
dare i ask how much a dog like that cost.
If it has to be flown in from the northeast, you shouldn't ask.
Ain't like 'Chiro cares one way or the other right now.
Man, I love the South Park mentality on this board.
dare i ask how much a dog like that cost.
Not near as much as what was stashed inside.;)
LoyalFan
2/5/2006, 01:38 AM
Name him Barry, train him well, and call me when duck season opens!
Congrats!
LF
Man, I love the South Park mentality on this board.
hey, it's not like we've made jokes about making chili with his pubes or something :D
BajaOklahoma
2/5/2006, 08:14 AM
For something a bit different, pick the name of a building on campus that you particularly liked or spent a lot of time in or where you wished you had been able to spent a lot of time. The FOCK doesn't qualify here, same with Gaylord.
Another idea would be the name of a Norman establishment that you enjoyed - Mont, Legends, O'Connells, etc.
Flagstaffsooner
2/5/2006, 08:36 AM
For something a bit different, pick the name of a building on campus that you particularly liked or spent a lot of time in or where you wished you had been able to spent a lot of time. The FOCK doesn't qualify here, same with Gaylord.
Another idea would be the name of a Norman establishment that you enjoyed - Mont, Legends, O'Connells, etc.
You're better than that Baja.;)
Name him ups. What did brown do on your carpet today?
Okla-homey
2/5/2006, 09:14 AM
Here's an idea. The last American commercial fishing vessels under sail were a class of boats called "skipjacks." They were used for centuries on the Chesapeake by its oystermen. The class, to my mind, had very pleasing lines and scream Chesapeake Bay.
http://www.skipjackmarthalewis.org/
So why not name him "Skipjack?" Easy to say, and the short "a" vowel sound in the second syllable will make it easy for him to learn his name and come when called.
http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/2730/boat9xz.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
A skipjack under way on the Chesapeake.
BajaOklahoma
2/5/2006, 09:30 AM
You're better than that Baja.;)
Name him ups. What did brown do on your carpet today?
No, no. I was just thinking of positive names.......
Good looking dog Achiro...name him Boomer
sooneron
2/5/2006, 04:51 PM
Tempted to ruin this thread, but I'm not that type....
Congrats on your new dog.
So Achiro, are you going to get him trained proffesionally? I had an English Setter that I raised from a pup and started training him to hunt at about 6 months old. I paid to have him trained and it was money well spent. He hunted well and was very obedient. If you are training him yourself I have a book on Lab/Retriever training called 'Water Dogs' it's a really good book and helps the owner get the little pups started the right way. Nothing like pups first day out in the field. PM me if your'e interested in the book......:)
So Achiro, are you going to get him trained proffesionally? I had an English Setter that I raised from a pup and started training him to hunt at about 6 months old. I paid to have him trained and it was money well spent. He hunted well and was very obedient. If you are training him yourself I have a book on Lab/Retriever training called 'Water Dogs' it's a really good book and helps the owner get the little pups started the right way. Nothing like pups first day out in the field. PM me if your'e interested in the book......:)
Thanks IB, I've basically got a library of training books, video's and dvd's. I run field trials with my dogs so the training part is old hat. I will probably do most of his training myself but if work interferes in critical times or whatever I will send him to a pro for short periods as well.
Tempted to ruin this thread, but I'm not that type....
Congrats on your new dog.
I guess what you are saying is that I'm not on your ignore list anymore.:texan:
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