After many years of sharing our Barbet news and writing about the growth and development of our Barbet puppies we retired the blog at the end of 2020. All of the past entries remain posted so feel free to take a look around and scroll through previous posts to get a feel for the breed, our dogs and how we raise our litters. More information about the Barbet (French Water Dog) can be found on our website: www.northrockbarbets.com
Showing posts with label Hunting and Retrieving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hunting and Retrieving. Show all posts
Monday, May 21, 2012
Sophie Retrieving
Today was an awesome day. I was able to get some field training in with Sophie. I had a wonderful time out in the fresh air and sunshine and it is such a high to see the dogs doing what they were originally bred to do!
I am so thankful to all of the people who have worked to keep the Barbet in existance and to those who brought this breed to Canada. Because of their efforts I am able to enjoy working and living with the Barbet today. I am also thankful to my friends who made our training day so much fun. Love you guys! Here is some video that my friend Shannon took of Sophie doing a few singles on land. At the end she did a simple hand thrown double which went very well.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Are Barbets Bird Dogs? Yes They Are!!!
I was supposed to be washing my floors this morning but procrastinated instead and went outside to play with the dogs! Here are a couple of photos I took of Coco with a pigeon. Barbets originated in France and were often used as hunting and retrieving companions. Some are still used
in this capacity today.
![]() |
| Good Girl Coco! Gooood Hooooold! Here! |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

