can any dog be trained to hunt?

Hey stick.... you sound just like a guy I know. I love my lapradors. They're yellow and mellow and they get birds. And my kids can ride them and bite them and ruff house till no end and the dogs just lay there. Besides I feel if you teach your dog over experienced dogs not trained but experienced then they catch on quicker. Here's my test. If they'll get wounded ducks that keep diving and darting hey now that's a good dog
 
I dumped a coot for Cal and it was still moving, she hit that thing like a crack head named "Bling Bling"....

Wakum i think your right about hunting your dog with Exsperienced dogs because Cali hated water and I could not get her to get in it... After our first duck hunt with a lab named gauge, now I can't keep her little a$@ out of the water.
 

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Don't know how that got there !?!? That last pic was a sext message to my wife !!!!
 

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