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Padc · 2015-11-20 17:45:12

What generally do you retire a dog at? I know it probably varies from dog to dog.

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20-11-2015 5:45pm

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Padc

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What generally do you retire a dog at? I know it probably varies from dog to dog.

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#2 05-04-2016 5:23pm

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I have a cocker spaniel 13 years old - still hunting strong and will not pass a bird.

She will only last about two hours hunting now in a day but thoroughly enjoys it.

She'll be a bit a stiff during the week if out on both Saturday & Sunday.

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#3 05-04-2016 6:07pm

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when the dog is not fit for fulldays give him half days and then it will be a hour or so you will know yourself every dog differs .

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