I got HER.....
 

I finally got my lab! :D
Her name is Koa

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Good lookin pup!!!!! Congrats.

Nice lookin pup...been wanting to get one myself

Good lookin hound and I like that name! A little Hawaii reminder, huh?

Beautiful puppy. Prolly b my next dog

Very cute! I want one!

Sure is. We let our Hawaiian pals pick a name fitting for her.

QUOTE=southern151;213973]Good lookin hound and I like that name! A little Hawaii reminder, huh?[/QUOTE]

Really good looking pup, but can she fish?

great looking pup

I wish I had a yard to put on in and train

U know it!!!

cute pup

What age is recommended to have her trained? she's a little over 8 weeks

Hopefully Ducktrickster will chime in on this question, but here is my 2 pennies. The real answer would be right now, since everything you do with her now, helps in her more formal training in the future. Basically, it comes down building blocks. Starting w/ crate training, and simple commands that she will need - sit, stay, playing fetch, etc.

Personally, I would not spend money on a trainer until at least 6mos of age, then I would know that the dog will need more advanced training later.

pretty pup!!
 

Man that is awesome.........I know the feeling (well soon anyway)

Here is my new pup......Bess the Wachtelhund all the way from British Columbia to South LouisianaAttachment 16808

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That's one fine/unique dog you got there pedller! Are these bred for anything specific? Male or female? Cheers!

two beautiful pups there guys...hope for healthy happy futures for each!

Thanks man! Same to yours as well!! Pups are great.

The Wachtelhunds are "German Spaniels" Bred for retrieving and tracking.

They bark like beagles when hunting a rabbit.

They are considered a Versatile breed

like FFF said start now with your obedience but just simple stuff and make it into games, most trainers don't want to start anything with a dog until 7 months, some offer training from puppy age untill finished but you better rob a bank if your going that route. Now to 7 months(if you plan on sending it to a trainer), just play with it and spend time with it. Get that bond and trust built, and get the sit, here and heel done along the way, just keep all retrieving fun otherwise it can hurt you in the long run.

beautiful puppy. I hope your not too fond of that leather couch though. she'll be eating that thing up soon