Did a search but carnt find it, what breeds of dogs does everyone have that they take fishing? Me and the mrs was just talking about a dog but did want a british bull terrior but she is worried it would wreck the house as they are very lively 
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my Beagle always comes with me. Has done from a pup, he's 14 this year
my Beagle always comes with me. Has done from a pup, he's 14 this year
My Jack russells
I've got a Jack Russell, he's a brilliant carp dog.
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A Shih-tzu, yappy little ****, sleeps a lot.
A Shih-tzu, yappy little ****, sleeps a lot.
Lab, she's good as gold.
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Jack Russell. Brilliant carp dog. Only issue is her barking when someone comes into the swim
Jack Russell. Brilliant carp dog. Only issue is her barking when someone comes into the swim
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Yep they make a noise but i like that
Yep they make a noise but i like that
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English bulldog - she loves it when we take her.
Once initial excitement wains, she will happily just sit and watch the world go by.
Only problem is her sleeping on her own bed... never happens always between my legs on the bedchair.
English bulldog - she loves it when we take her.
Once initial excitement wains, she will happily just sit and watch the world go by.
Only problem is her sleeping on her own bed... never happens always between my legs on the bedchair.
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Border terrier for me! Comes every week and loves it! But he is a handful 😂
Border terrier for me! Comes every week and loves it! But he is a handful 😂
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My golden retriever died a couple of years ago (aged 14.5 yrs), before I re-took up fishing last year.
He used to love coming to golf. If I put on a specific (golf) polo shirt in the morning, he'd go and sit by the car and refuse to move until I loaded him and the clubs in.
And I KNOW he'd love fishing. I have all the gear I need, memberships of syndicates. The only thing missing is a dog.
But the missus won't have another dog. The missus is gonna have to be disposed of....
My golden retriever died a couple of years ago (aged 14.5 yrs), before I re-took up fishing last year.
He used to love coming to golf. If I put on a specific (golf) polo shirt in the morning, he'd go and sit by the car and refuse to move until I loaded him and the clubs in.
And I KNOW he'd love fishing. I have all the gear I need, memberships of syndicates. The only thing missing is a dog.
But the missus won't have another dog. The missus is gonna have to be disposed of....
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Bet they keep the rats at bay
I always wanted to take mine, apart from most waters not allowing them, the latest 1 (in my avatar) simply could not be trusted. Even though he's very well trained his hunting instinct is too strong, the thought of losing him down a Rabbit hole, I couldn't live with it.
Bet they keep the rats at bay
I always wanted to take mine, apart from most waters not allowing them, the latest 1 (in my avatar) simply could not be trusted. Even though he's very well trained his hunting instinct is too strong, the thought of losing him down a Rabbit hole, I couldn't live with it.
I am lucky that most of the waters I fish permit dogs. My staff cross was a pain when she was younger chasing rabbits and rats but I just kept her on a long lead. She has always loved it and will sit by the van when she knows I am going. She has had a nice sunbath today.
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Staff when she was younger,working cocker now. Staff was far easier but moody lol cocker just doesn't give dam
Staff when she was younger,working cocker now. Staff was far easier but moody lol cocker just doesn't give dam
Can't beat a Cockerpoo as a carping dog
