Kate Boulos and English Setters

Kate Boulos and English Setters
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Showing posts with label english setter dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label english setter dogs. Show all posts

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Keep Cool When Hunting

One important thing to remember when hunting during the warmer months is to make sure you keep yourself and your hunting dogs cool. Heat stroke is dangerous, and can knock you out of the hunting game if you are not careful. So before you go out and hunt during the warmer seasons, make sure you bring along a few important items:
1 - Water! Of course, water is very important for both you and any hunting companions you may bring along. When it is hot outside it's very easy to overheat yourself. Just imagine how much easier it is to overheat when you have a coat of fur! So make sure to not only keep an eye on yourself, but also on any hunting dogs that may accompany you.
2 - Electrolytes. Some say Gatorade is just as important to have on hand as water, especially if your hunting trek involves any hiking. So make sure that in addition to water you have something handy such as Gatorade.
3 - Carry food. If you will be out for a long period of time, make sure you take a break and enjoy a quick snack, such as an orange or an apple.
4 - Have shade. Whether it's through the use of a hat, make sure you have access to shade when out.

For other tips and tricks when hunting, check out Cedar Ridge Setters.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

What Is Dog Agility Training?

Dog Agility is a sport many partake in with their pet. The sport involves training the dog to make high leaps, navigate obstacles, and race through the course with precision. Training your dog to successfully complete a course takes time and patience as repetition is a key part in the training process. A properly trained dog will complete the obstacle course in record time and will carry these training lessons with them for future endeavors. One of the most difficult tasks to overcome when training your dog for agility is the use of only voice commands paired with movement and signals, no hands on interaction is allowed. Treats can be given, but only at the completion of the course. A dog handler will also need to be in fairly good shape as the owner will be running alongside the dog to signal where the pet should move next.
A dog trained on agility can be very useful for hunting as well, as they will have the experience to move through obstacles with precision and speed. For your next hunting trip with your dog, consider training them not only on the hunt but also on agility.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

English Setter Puppies For Sale Field Dogs


Adorable and smart - that's what the English Setter puppies at Cedar Ridge Setters in Newberry Florida are.

Located in North Central Florida, outside of Gainesville. Cedar Ridge Setters breeds only field English Setters. Cedar Ridge Setter dogs are FDSB registered, which means they are field English Setters, not AKC show English Setters. In short, my English Setters are gun dogs, not show dogs. These are hunting English Setters or Field English Setters, as they are called.

Cedar Ridge English Setter puppies are raised in the home of owner, Kate Boulos. Each puppy is socialized and introduced to a variety of stimuli through Kate's unique puppy development program. For further information, please call Kate at 352-472-4282.