You’ve planned a trip for months and finally you’re out hunting. You haven’t been in the field for an hour when your dog limps back to you or blood gushes from a wound on his forehead or leg.
How prepared you are for emergencies in the field like this can make or break your hunting trip and in some cases your hunting season. Most hunting dog owners would agree that their hunting dogs are an integral part of the experience and their physical well-being has a significant impact on the success and enjoyment of the hunt.
