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All gun-shy dogs are created by humans. It is not a genetic fault that certain dogs are more prone to getting gunshy. Some dogs are more sensitive than others, and as a result, they are more "prone" to being gun shy. If the introduction to the gun is not handled properly, even the bravest of pups can become gun-shy. With pointers, flushers, and retrievers, the following strategy works perfectly. While I start all of my puppies with these tactics, this method can be used wi...
Read MoreWe can all agree that there should never be a situation where a dog inadvertently discharges a firearm, regardless of where you stand on the gun control argument. Most respectable gun owners are aware of this and would never leave a loaded firearm in a location where their beloved dogs could harm themselves or others. Even responsible gun owners, as evidenced by some of the genuine incidents below, can make a mistake or turn their focus away for a little period. ...
Read MoreWhen there are dogs around, even your hands aren't always a safe place for a loaded rifle. Rene was hunting with his three dogs in France when two of them chased down a deer. Instead of going after the deer, the third dog, who was new to hunting, stayed behind. The dog eventually leapt up on his owner and pulled the shotgun trigger. Part of the man's hand was blown off in the blast, and it had to be removed later at the hospital. The dog was not held acco...
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