WR Parker's Dash O'Pepper

 

"Pepper"

Picture taken on a hunt at the Bayou Meto Game Lands in Arkansas in 1984

Pepper was the first real "full-blooded" retriever I had ever owned.  Fortunately for me, she knew more about fetching game than I did.  Pepper was kind of like a prodigy in the dog world.  She grasped the concept of retrieving at a very early age, and before she was even a year old was winning gun dog hunt tests, usually over much more experienced dogs.  Pepper also was the first "retriever" I had that showed a natural tendency to point, a trait that served her well during our mid-west hunts.  Pepper's life was sadly cut short when she developed the condition called "bloat" that causes the stomach to twist cutting off oxygen to the organ.  Unable to save her, she was put down in 1986.  Pepper was buried on an island on Lake Norman, very near where she began her hunting career.


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