10-16-2003, 05:05 PM
Not float tubing but getting closer,
[size 1]Took Sparky to the Weber to introduce him to water and a little fishing 10/15 for the afternoon. He's still very cautious (15 wks) but got him in and swimming. He seems to like moving water better than still. Can get him to swim across the river but not go in over his head in ponds??? Any way the fishing was surprisingly good for the effort we put in. Caught only 1 whity and lots of trout, 2 very nice browns. Sparky got very interested in fish. Used the old stand bys of gray scud and prince.
Tube Dude - still can't do any float tubing. Sparky is much too young and I can't go lone (still missing Bud).
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[size 1]Took Sparky to the Weber to introduce him to water and a little fishing 10/15 for the afternoon. He's still very cautious (15 wks) but got him in and swimming. He seems to like moving water better than still. Can get him to swim across the river but not go in over his head in ponds??? Any way the fishing was surprisingly good for the effort we put in. Caught only 1 whity and lots of trout, 2 very nice browns. Sparky got very interested in fish. Used the old stand bys of gray scud and prince.
Tube Dude - still can't do any float tubing. Sparky is much too young and I can't go lone (still missing Bud).
[crazy]Leaky [/size]

]. Then again, sharp puppy teeth and nails wouldn't mix too well with air bladders . . .
] Think about it. He is still young enough to train for both sports.[
dle bags for dogs. The first one's used were in WWI. The model for this was a big german shepard. The floatation is on each side of the body and there's a piece/flap under the chin that I guess holds the head up. Had them for horses if I remember right.