What Breed Is Your Sailing Dog? - Page 6

Volksdraggin · 28-10-2008, 09:44

sweet lord, thats a ton of little pups! CONGRATS!

hanschristian38 · 30-10-2008, 14:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Volksdraggin

sweet lord, thats a ton of little pups! CONGRATS!

Thanks - Azore was a great mother - All of the puppies were sold by the time she delivered. Porties go fast in the North East right now. They are very popular - no shedding, love the water, protective, great with kids.

Azore's second and final litter will be available in March or April depending on ...

Stillraining · 30-10-2008, 16:04

A yorkie-poo...Its my wifes dog but I told her if I can learn to live with an indoor dog you can learn to live on a boat half the year ...she said OK...so the dog is my best friend now...

I will even walk it down the street...I just shrug when people laugh and say "you have no Idea"

Sailingbeagles · 02-01-2009, 19:37

We cruised for 3 years on our 28' boat with our beagle, Toby. He was a great boat dog, particularly as he hated swimming (means he would not jump off) and was a good watch dog (would bark at passersby, helpful when in less-secure areas) but a wonderful friend and companion.

he used to stick his head through the porthole over the galley and lick up the steam that was rising from whatever was cooking . . . friends would call him the trophy dog as his head just fit through the port!

We are about to head off again, this time with kids on the same 28' boat - the 2 beagles we have now are likely not going with us due to space restrictions, although that decision is not yet final!

BadFish · 10-01-2009, 11:19

Here's me mutt Cooper. I rescued him when he was 2 mos. He's a shepherd and something mix. Who the hell knows. I do know that he loves being in the water and he's great on the boat. Chasing de geese is his favorite. Goes crazy over fish too.

And Swimming with his gf...

Cheers

Bill

Lil'un · 10-01-2009, 14:12

She LOVES being on the boat especially when we see dolphins!

svHyLyte · 11-01-2009, 05:12

English Cocker Spaniel--"Nibbs"--as in Licorice Nibbs:

**TaoJones** · 11-01-2009, 09:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lil'un

She LOVES being on the boat especially when we see dolphins!

You both might enjoy this short YouTube clip . . .

YouTube - multitude of Dolphins_clip.wmv

TaoJones

elf · 11-01-2009, 11:28

TaoJones,

Wow! That video took my breath away -- I'm sure you know how lucky you were to have witnessed that...I'm envious!

elf

johneri1 · 11-01-2009, 12:00

We're going to try our 12 year-old Border Collie. He loves the Passenger seat in our Corvette: he sits upright and leans into the turns. So I think he'll take to sailing alright. I was thinking of how to help him do his business; I think we'll try a chunk of astroturf I can throw over the stern on a line. Whatayathink?

CaptForce · 24-01-2009, 18:33

Our schipperke, Zorro, barks at other boats in the fog that we can only see on our radar screen....

... but his best behavior is his trained response to run to the aft deck when necessary and....

... take care of busines! 'no pads or astro-turf for this puppy. Just a little rinse or sometimes some "golfing" with the boat hook. 'take care and joy, Aythya crew

Greenman · 24-01-2009, 19:03

Not sailing Dogs, but here is Kiaser the Dane and Ray the Grey Hound on either side of my wife. It least they are walking by the Ocean

twisty · 27-01-2009, 19:43

Flounder is the pit/yellow lab who unfortunately will have to go to a new home when we move onto the boat, he would rather take his chances swimming than staying on the boat. He actually hates the boat more than he hates the water and he REALLY hates the water.

The other is Chewy Golden Retriever/Chow He wont go i the water on his own but if i go in he would follow me to the end of the earth.

jwidahonurse · 02-02-2009, 09:24

We are going sailing in the pugit sound this summer. We have a 28lb cat (mancoon)and a full grown german short hair. Our boat is a 27' Norsea. One of my concerns is their feeding habits. If one of them should get sea sick....how do you trat it and toileting is another concern.
Any good ideas out there?

Alchemist · 23-02-2009, 23:24

Boxer dog Carlos .Thinks its normal to live aboard!

30-10-2008, 16:04	#78
Stillraining Registered User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Puget Sound Boat: Irwin 41 CC Ketch Posts: 1,014	A yorkie-poo...Its my wifes dog but I told her if I can learn to live with an indoor dog you can learn to live on a boat half the year ...she said OK...so the dog is my best friend now... I will even walk it down the street...I just shrug when people laugh and say "you have no Idea" Attached Thumbnails

10-01-2009, 11:19	#80
BadFish Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: DA 'BURGH, PA Boat: 1989 Carver Santego 3067 - BADFISH Posts: 220	Here's me mutt Cooper. I rescued him when he was 2 mos. He's a shepherd and something mix. Who the hell knows. I do know that he loves being in the water and he's great on the boat. Chasing de geese is his favorite. Goes crazy over fish too. And Swimming with his gf... Cheers Bill __________________ Q: "How do you stay fit?" A: "Passing the vodka bottle and playing guitar." - Keith Richards

10-01-2009, 14:12	#81
Lil'un Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: FL Keys Boat: Island Packet 35 - s/v Alibi Posts: 13	Roxy is a Brittany Spaniel She LOVES being on the boat especially when we see dolphins! Attached Thumbnails

11-01-2009, 05:12	#82
svHyLyte Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Tampa Bay area, USA Boat: Beneteau First 42 Posts: 990	English Cocker Spaniel--"Nibbs"--as in Licorice Nibbs: __________________ "It is not so much for its beauty that the sea makes a claim upon men's hearts, as for that subtle something, that quality of air, that emanation from the waves, that so wonderfully renews a weary spirit."

11-01-2009, 12:00	#85
johneri1 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Newport, OR/Pocatello, ID Boat: Newport MKII 30 - Solution Posts: 192	We're going to try our 12 year-old Border Collie. He loves the Passenger seat in our Corvette: he sits upright and leans into the turns. So I think he'll take to sailing alright. I was thinking of how to help him do his business; I think we'll try a chunk of astroturf I can throw over the stern on a line. Whatayathink? __________________ Eric N30

28-10-2008, 09:44	#76
Volksdraggin Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 29	sweet lord, thats a ton of little pups! CONGRATS!

02-01-2009, 19:37	#79
Sailingbeagles Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: CRUISING!!! ICW, Bahamas-bound. Boat: Bristol Channel Cutter 28' - CALYPSO Posts: 24	We cruised for 3 years on our 28' boat with our beagle, Toby. He was a great boat dog, particularly as he hated swimming (means he would not jump off) and was a good watch dog (would bark at passersby, helpful when in less-secure areas) but a wonderful friend and companion. he used to stick his head through the porthole over the galley and lick up the steam that was rising from whatever was cooking . . . friends would call him the trophy dog as his head just fit through the port! We are about to head off again, this time with kids on the same 28' boat - the 2 beagles we have now are likely not going with us due to space restrictions, although that decision is not yet final!

11-01-2009, 11:28	#84
elf Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: North Carolina Boat: Catalina 30 Posts: 64	TaoJones, Wow! That video took my breath away -- I'm sure you know how lucky you were to have witnessed that...I'm envious! elf

24-01-2009, 18:33	#86
CaptForce Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Underway Boat: Morgan OI 413 1973 - Aythya Posts: 197	Our schipperke, Zorro, barks at other boats in the fog that we can only see on our radar screen.... ... but his best behavior is his trained response to run to the aft deck when necessary and.... ... take care of busines! 'no pads or astro-turf for this puppy. Just a little rinse or sometimes some "golfing" with the boat hook. 'take care and joy, Aythya crew

24-01-2009, 19:03	#87
Greenman Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Halifax NS Boat: '77 Hunter 27 Posts: 144	Not sailing Dogs, but here is Kiaser the Dane and Ray the Grey Hound on either side of my wife. It least they are walking by the Ocean Attached Thumbnails __________________ 20 years serving and 5 years to go!!

27-01-2009, 19:43	#88
twisty Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 203	Flounder is the pit/yellow lab who unfortunately will have to go to a new home when we move onto the boat, he would rather take his chances swimming than staying on the boat. He actually hates the boat more than he hates the water and he REALLY hates the water. The other is Chewy Golden Retriever/Chow He wont go i the water on his own but if i go in he would follow me to the end of the earth. Attached Thumbnails

02-02-2009, 09:24	#89
jwidahonurse Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: SierraVista, Arizona Boat: 27' Norsea Posts: 60	Cat and dog We are going sailing in the pugit sound this summer. We have a 28lb cat (mancoon)and a full grown german short hair. Our boat is a 27' Norsea. One of my concerns is their feeding habits. If one of them should get sea sick....how do you trat it and toileting is another concern. Any good ideas out there?

23-02-2009, 23:24	#90
Alchemist Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: liveaboard Auckland NZ Boat: Hartly Tahitian46ketch ALCHEMIST Posts: 29	Boxer dog Carlos .Thinks its normal to live aboard!

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes	Rate This Thread
Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode	Rate This Thread:

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Dog Gear?	Reluctantsailor	Cruising with Pets	71	24-09-2009 15:13
Lucky Dog!	starfish62	Cruising News & Events	0	06-04-2009 07:44
A different breed of cat?	Nordic cat	Multihull Sailboats	20	29-09-2008 18:55
Cruising with dog	tinawburgess	Meets & Greets	3	17-07-2004 09:26
old dog	irwinsailor	Cruising with Pets	2	04-05-2003 13:36