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<blockquote data-quote="Fisherman25" data-source="post: 47521" data-attributes="member: 393">Yeah I've trained a German Shorthair and several English Pointers, so I'm not new to dogs with a lot of energy or shock collars.&nbsp; I'm a big fan of Tri Tronics and own a very good collar.&nbsp; I just had to give my last dog up to a friend because I lived in town for a few years and struggled to find time to utilize my Shorthair and felt bad for her.&nbsp; Now I live in the country again and have time to work a dog.- - - Updated - - -You're right, they're not cheap.&nbsp; From what I've read, and the kennels I have spoke with so far, they sound like a good dog for the type of ground I hunt the most.&nbsp; I'll probably pick up a second dog of a different breed at some point as well.&nbsp; My son is ready for some pets, and I'm ready for a hunting buddy again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fisherman25, post: 47521, member: 393"] Yeah I've trained a German Shorthair and several English Pointers, so I'm not new to dogs with a lot of energy or shock collars. I'm a big fan of Tri Tronics and own a very good collar. I just had to give my last dog up to a friend because I lived in town for a few years and struggled to find time to utilize my Shorthair and felt bad for her. Now I live in the country again and have time to work a dog. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] You're right, they're not cheap. From what I've read, and the kennels I have spoke with so far, they sound like a good dog for the type of ground I hunt the most. I'll probably pick up a second dog of a different breed at some point as well. My son is ready for some pets, and I'm ready for a hunting buddy again. [/QUOTE]

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