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<blockquote data-quote="Bobkat" data-source="post: 367398" data-attributes="member: 8010">Agree Kurt.&nbsp; I don’t know much about retriever trials, would like to see some.&nbsp; Just into Springer and E Cocker trials and hunt tests.&nbsp; One gotcha about adopting otherwise good dogs from shelters is that most insist on the dog being neutered sooner or later.&nbsp; Some species trial don’t allow neutered dogs to compete, at least in the past, but that might be changing nowadays.In any case, there is the occasional good dog up for adoption that IMO looks like it could make a great family pet part of the year and a good weekend hunter come fall. Hunt tests though are a lot of fun and pretty open though.&nbsp; As you know, dogs are judged simply pass or fail.Do you have many retriever trials in the Mobridge area? I’d love to see one or two.&nbsp; More into spaniels for me, which are more upland with winners doing water tests.&nbsp; Good points though Kurtr.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bobkat, post: 367398, member: 8010"] Agree Kurt. I don’t know much about retriever trials, would like to see some. Just into Springer and E Cocker trials and hunt tests. One gotcha about adopting otherwise good dogs from shelters is that most insist on the dog being neutered sooner or later. Some species trial don’t allow neutered dogs to compete, at least in the past, but that might be changing nowadays. In any case, there is the occasional good dog up for adoption that IMO looks like it could make a great family pet part of the year and a good weekend hunter come fall. Hunt tests though are a lot of fun and pretty open though. As you know, dogs are judged simply pass or fail. Do you have many retriever trials in the Mobridge area? I’d love to see one or two. More into spaniels for me, which are more upland with winners doing water tests. Good points though Kurtr. [/QUOTE]

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