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Beamer,
a Golden Retriever, at play in the pond. |
Good Go Ing has recently expanded its ability to board your canine companion, while you are away.
Good Go Ing Boarding Center is made up of clean, comfortable indoor runs and spacious outdoor exercise yards. We can accommodate all breeds of dogs. Each is give special attention and exercised several times daily by our experienced and professional staff. We are also ideally located in a private country setting.
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Klaus,
a Weimaraner, delivering a
retrieve to Jason |
At Good Go Ing Training Center we are looking forward to another very successful training season. From the very
beginning our goal has been to operate a first class, high quality sporting dog training facility. Good Go Ing is a full time, professional sporting dog business. Our approach has always been to tell people what we can do and how we do it. We will give you all the information we can about our services. From there we feel our reputation and the many important aspects of dog training and care we offer will sell themselves.
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Tom
Hayes with Sugar & Anna after a successful hunt |
Good Go Ing Hunting's
first goal is to provide a hunting experience that will satisfy ourselves and other avid sportsman. This will be accomplished with quality birds, excellent wildlife habitat and professional management to create an operation and atmosphere members will be proud to be involved with. We are creating a hunting environment for sportsman looking for an enjoyable and realistic outdoor experience. We have chosen to open the club to members only. We will accept up to 50 members. This will help control over crowding and ensure that our members will have a comfortable and safe environment to hunt and to enjoy the outdoors.
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GOOD
GO ING DUSTY |
The Labrador
is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a versatile sporting dog and
an excellent companion. They are good upland flushing dogs and are the best
retrievers on land and water. A well bred Labrador has a strong drive for birds
and for retrieving, and is evident at a very young age. They are also a joy to
train to be obedient around the house or afield.
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GOODGOING
TOMMY |
An English Setter is an excellent choice for anyone looking for the ultimate pointing dog and an excellent companion. They were a trained bird dog in England over 400 years ago. As one of the oldest and most popular sporting breeds their reputation as a top gun dog companion is well established throughout history. A well bred setter has a strong drive for bird work, this is evident at a very young age. They are also a joy to train to be well-mannered around the house or
afield.
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ELHEW
POWER STROK |
Elhew bred English Pointers are sensible, easy handling bird dogs. They are bred for trainability and can be developed into finished shooting dogs at an early age. We have hunted them in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Montana, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota. They work well on grouse, woodcock, pheasants, sharptailed grouse, hungarian partridge and quail. They adapt well to different types of birds and terrain. |
PREMIUM BOARDING & CARE FOR YOUR SPECIAL PET!!!
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Max,
a 2 year old Schnauzer,
enjoying play time. |
We offer clean and comfortable runs. Each run is designed to maximize your pets’ privacy and is equipped with a resting bench. Each dog is exercised outside several times daily. Our modern facility offers AC and in floor heat. Call now to make reservations for your special pet, while on vacation. We are also available with short term notice when emergencies or last minute trips arise. We have excellent facilities and provide outstanding care, whether your dog is in for boarding or training. You are welcome to visit and see for yourself. 715-796-2392 or 715-977-1281.
IS YOUR NEW HUNTING PARTNER READY FOR THIS FALL???
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Stella,
a young vizsla, developing her natural talent in our Head Start
Program |
September and October are great months to introduce, spring puppies to hunting. Puppies born in early 2008 are now turning 6 months old. This is an ideal age to develop their desire to hunt by introducing them to game birds and gun fire. Our Hear Start Program is an ideal way to get your young dog off to a great start in the field and also continue to develop their obedience training.
Click here for more info on GGI Training Programs
AUTUMN DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN!!!
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Tom
Hayes with GGI Anna
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South
Dakota
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GGI Hunting is now open for fall hunts. We will once again have a special on game birds to help promote early season hunting. Pheasants, Chukar and Hungarian Partridge will be $10.00 through October 12, 2008. It has been an active summer with many members taking advantage of our training grounds and birds to prepare their dogs for hunting this fall and competitions they participate in, like cover dog trials, NAVHDA and AKC hunt tests.
A few memberships are available for the 2008-2009 season.
Click here for more info on GGI Hunting
ENGLISH POINTER PUPS AVAILABLE, MOXIE WHELPS 9 BY
DASHAWAY!!!
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GGI
Elhew Moxie, the proud mother. |
GGI Elhew Moxie has another exciting litter by Dashaway. She whelped 9 pups (4 males and 5 females). Two very sharp white & orange pups are available (1 male and 1 female).
Click Here for photos and pedigree info
Click here for more info on Labrador pups
Click here for more info on Setter pups
SEVERAL YOUNG PROSPECTS READY TO HUNT THIS FALL!!!
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A
young GGI English Setter showing
his natural talent. |
We have a few young Labradors and English Setters born in early 2008 that will make great prospects for this fall. They are now entering our Head Start Program. This includes bird, gun and obedience work. They will be available at varying levels of training. Additional training can also be done prior to your fall hunts to meet your needs. Contact Jason at 715-977-1281 for more details.
NEW
ARTICLES ADDED!!!
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Jerry
McAllister with GGI
Classic Daisy in
South Dakota. |
Life long bird hunter, Jerry McAllister has recently contributed a couple of interesting articles to goodgoing.com. They cover his experiences last summer and fall training and hunting a couple of our young Classic Setters, Daisy and Hunter. Both articles also appeared in “The Outdoorsmen Magazine”.
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