Dock Diving as a sport has grown in popularity since its introduction in 1997. This exciting water sport isn’t just a fun event for the handlers, but also has many benefits for the dogs who compete. We’ll dive into some of the best benefits of Dock Diving for dogs, such as physical fitness, mental stimulation, and bonding with their trainer.
Read MoreAs one of America’s most popular dog breeds, Labrador Retrievers have taken a special place among dog owners. Known for their friendly nature and adept sporting abilities, Labs could be seen as the perfect companion, both in the home and the field. In this article, we’ll be diving into the history, exercise requirements, social attributes, and working characteristics of the Labrador Retriever.
Read MoreAfter wrapping up in the fields, you might find yourself in your kitchen wondering what you’re going to do with this abundance of wild fowl meat. There’s a variety of dishes to be made using the bounty you’ve collected this hunting season! We are here to bring your four of our favorite go-to recipes for duck, pheasant, and even goose!
Read MoreTis the season! No, not for presents, but for hunting pheasants! It’s that time of year again…pheasant season. Pheasant hunting is a unique, challenging, and exhilarating experience for both hunters and dogs. It’s the long-standing outdoor tradition where bird dogs can show off their innate skills, and all that training finally starts to pay off. It requires you and your dogs to work in tandem and showcases the remarkable partnership that can be achieved through it all.
Read MoreDuck season is here, but are you and your prepared? Check out our blog to find fundamental commands that are good to go back over again with your hunting companion. Getting prepared physically for the season isn’t just the dog’s job, but the hunters as well! Check out these tips we give to get you and your partner ready to hit you limit each day!
Read MoreBoykin Spaniels are an American breed, originating from South Carolina, this breed was once considered South Carolina’s best kept secret! Few other breeds can claim a history that is as interesting as the Boykin Spaniel! Affectionately called “little brown swamp dog”, Boykins are known for their ability to be simultaneously, a versatile hunting companion, and a wonderful addition to families!
Read MoreHave you ever seen a Dog Dock Diving Competition before? Want to give it a shot but don’t know where to start? Then go no further, and check out our blog encompassing all of Dog Dock Diving! We show you where to get official competition information, how the sport got started, and asked a Awarded Dock Diving Duo their experience of what it was like to first get started!
Read MoreDescribed as friendly, loyal, but also a bit of a handful, this Dog Breed Highlight is featuring the beloved Bluetick Coonhound. This breed of dog has a history of cultural significance in the United States, rumored to have a lineage traced back to the scenthounds originally gifted to George Washington. Also, it is the official mascot for the University of Tennessee football team, and is featured in classic stories such as, “Where the Red Fern Grows”.
Read MoreWhen you’re out in the field with your dog(s), the last thing you want for your four-legged hunting buddy is an injury. Depending on when and where you are hunting, there are several different hazards that your gun dog could come across. Being proactive and prepared could save your dog’s long-term health, or even their life!
Read MoreThe German Shorthaired Pointer has gained a large amount of popularity in recent years for being an enthusiastic gundog as well as being a noble family pet. Full of energy and character, the German Shorthaired Pointer, or GSP, is a hunters dream as they are known for being incredibly smart and willing to please in the field.
Read MoreSportsman’s Pride Elite Field Master, Bill Gibson, is the Head of Gun Dog Operations and Master Trainer at Mossy Oak Gamekeeper Kennels in Mississippi. We sat down with him to learn more about his work in training some of the worlds best hunting dogs.
Read MoreThe Beagle (Canis Lupus) is well known for its role in hunting small game such as Rabbit, Gopher, and more. However, they also have great characteristics that make them a loving family dog. Being one of the top registered breeds in the American Kennel Club, there is no doubt that Beagles are widely popular for hunters and families alike.
Read MoreFood plays a vital role in ensuring that your dog can train hard for the upcoming seasons. It is crucial to your dogs’ performance that they get the right nutrients and care in order to compete at the championship level.
Read MoreThere comes a day when you must make the decision to transition your dog from the fields to the family room. They have put in a lot of work for you over the years and now they deserve some time to rest.
Read MoreIf you are in the market for a new fishing friend, you might not have to look further than the four-legged one laying on your rug. Dogs are excellent companions for fishing. They are typically available for your plans, rarely leave your side, and might keep quiet long enough for you to reel in a fresh catch. Before you hit the road and find the perfect fishing hole, make sure you know how to prepare, what to expect, and what to bring.
Read MoreThe sport of hunting with dogs has been around for thousands of years and throughout time, has normally been a very male-dominated activity. Over time, more women have gotten involved in the sport of hunting and they are hoping to change the game. Sportsmans Pride’s Lauren Harvey is one of the amazing women making a name for herself in the big game world.
Read MoreWrap up turkey season by trying one of these wild turkey recipes. We’re covering Wild Turkey Leg Gumbo, Whiskey Glazed Wild Turkey Breast, and Wild Turkey Poppers.
Read MoreWhether you just got home from a long day’s hunt with your buddies or you have a pile of pheasant meat in your freezer begging to be eaten, these flavorful & easy ways to prepare pheasant will have you tricking even your closest of friends into thinking you’re a top chef.
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