Post by bushfire on Oct 18, 2023 1:28:31 GMT -7
My hunting partner and best mate Ellie or "moo" as we call her was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. She's really starting to slow up and get quite skinny.
In Australia we use gun dogs for birds and big game, she's done work on quail and ducks but I spend more time using her as an indicator dog for deer.
A couple of weeks ago I took her up the mountains for one final hunt together, we were blessed to take what is most probably our last game animal together.
I've always grown up with dogs but she's a
once in a lifetime dog for my wife and I. I hate to think of her no longer with us but we have had a lot of good times together and I'm sure she'll be waiting there wagging her tail when it's my time.
In Australia we use gun dogs for birds and big game, she's done work on quail and ducks but I spend more time using her as an indicator dog for deer.
A couple of weeks ago I took her up the mountains for one final hunt together, we were blessed to take what is most probably our last game animal together.
I've always grown up with dogs but she's a
once in a lifetime dog for my wife and I. I hate to think of her no longer with us but we have had a lot of good times together and I'm sure she'll be waiting there wagging her tail when it's my time.
