Overused Names for Dogs; Tips for Picking a Hunting Dog Name. Above all else, says dog trainer and bird hunter Web Parton, naming a hunting dog requires that hunters consider brevity and clarity.

You’ll call your dog’s name many thousands of times over the next decade-plus. That’s especially true of hunting dogs, whose names you will have to yell at the top of your lungs in the field ...

The litters you might want to avoid come from hunting buddies who each have a good dog and figure they’ll breed and get a great dog. They might, but the odds are good that you won’t. It’s like if you ...

The Weimaraner is a large hunting dog that originated from Germany in the 19th century. It’s named after the city of Weimar around which it was initially bred and developed.

Every dog owner knows why they gave their dog its name, but how well do you know the story behind their breed names? Let's take a look at where a handful of common breeds found their monikers. Yep ...

10 Most Reliable Hunting Dogs on Earth. Mary Austin. April 7, ... Despite the name, they're not technically spaniels—they're more like pointers with a tighter working range.