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Can we talk about Kristi Noem shooting her dog?
- Thread starter hal9000
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Seems totally reasonable. No need to send the happy dog to an actual dog trainer or find it an owner who could give it a place to run free.
They see that as a strength.
Like they see a spray tan manbaby as masculine.
Upside down clown world.
Besides, this is just political persecution.
Like they see a spray tan manbaby as masculine.
Upside down clown world.
Besides, this is just political persecution.
The dog was actually an FBI informant.
Nice try, deep state libcucks.
Nice try, deep state libcucks.
What a piece of sh!t. I have a Drahthaar, the German version of a wirehair but essentially the same dog, so reading that hit close to home. They’re not for everyone and Sounds more along the lines she couldn’t handle the dog and didn’t know how to train her. Wirehairs have high prey drives, that’s what they were bred for and it’s ingrained in their blood. By no means a hard dog to train under the right hands. I had help from a pro with mine because it’s a full time job training a dog from puppy to adult that requires access to things I don’t have. if you can’t control a dog you find it a new home. I guarantee a dog with that high of a prey drive will find a home suitable for its drive.
such a rad dog.
also, if you get a GWHP (or almost ANY dog with the word German in their name)……..you better know what the fvk you‘re getting into.
also for that dog to act like that, I think it was a product of neglect, poor training, and/or abuse.
also….. i’m not entirely sure about the wisdom of a taking a 14 month old dog out hunting.
some dogs can handle it at that age, some dogs are still too immature and/or wild. my dad’s one Chesapeake was a natural and we had her out duck hunting at 1 year, but she was exceptional.
My dog was hunting at 9 months. It’s doable for the right dog but 14 months should be good for most unless you are an utter failure as a handler. first season I didn’t even shoot at a bird until the end of the season to let him get bird exposure.
it takes patience and a lot of work for a breed like this. Noem shouldn’t be allowed to own another dog at the very least.
it takes patience and a lot of work for a breed like this. Noem shouldn’t be allowed to own another dog at the very least.
true…..proper training, handling, and acclimation to the environment are critical.
you know this bitch just turned the dog out and expected him to know what to do.
