Absolutly No! is better a couple of pupies to continue the blood line

After read the article, my wife said is better see the dog's face making like crushed paper than her own.

Not only is it a dumb idea and waste of money. Think about this. How many old guys have you seen that have a tattoo that aging turned into a blob that looks more like a bruise than anything else.
Suggest you do what I am doing and breed Pritchard to a good dog for some pups to carry on her bloodline. My Jill should have a litter of beautiful GSH Pointer pups in about 7 weeks. You would have a living remembrance of Pritchard and save all the money it costs to remove old tattoos.

i have a small tattoo i got years ago. don't totally regret it but would prefer it to be an image of my dog!

Take a tiny little drop of blood from the first dove she retrieves to the parlor and ask them to mix a trace amount into the ink. Then get the tat of her.

I once saw a captain on TV with a tat of his first mako shark and there was a little bit of its blood mixed in the red ink that made up the gills.

You gotta slip the tattoo folks a couple extra bones to get them to do it I'd imagine.

Ah, c'mon are we outdoorsmen or health inspectors? :)

Doves sound like excellent training for a young dog.Their not hunted here in N.Y. but I do have a new loft that came shortly after the dog.The wife is still getting use to it.

Yall all know them things are permanent dontcha?

I lovew my dog. but he is just to ugly to get a picture of him on my body. Plus i am a nursing student and they are very tight on professional image.

Having been a practicing physician for many years, I saw lots of patients with tatoos. I usually asked them the circumatances surrounding the tatoo. It seems to me that most of them were done while drunk, on a dare, or both & & frequently in another country. This was particularly true for the sailors & marines whom I cared for.
I know you are none of these, so it might be just a case of temporary insanity prompting your recent idea.

I DO ALOT OF DRAWING.ID LOVE TO GET A TATTOO OF MY DOG.IT WOULD BE ALOT BETTER THAN AN EX-GIRL FRIENDS NAME.

Well,I probably would tattoo a picture of my dog,had I not lost him to a divorce. I've got a tattoo of an ant,that I placed on my chest at the exact spot the strap that my wife beater covers.

No it wasn't 5:00 o'clock or 4:20 when I got the ant tattoo. I was with several friends who wanted one,and I decided on a small meaningful tat that would remind me of Godly things,of course I was in my 20's when I got it.

This is the reason for my tat ...

http://www.cssm.ca/bbc/bn1/lesson3/teless3.htm

I'm through with this blog. When it started, the author/mediator promised it would be about dogs, with hounds and squirrel dog thrown in. The blog has descended to the moron level.

Time to put the 'knee's in the breeze', eh crm3006?

just a little interesting conversation thrown into the mix no hard feelings. sorry if you feel so strongly about a little loose talk but dave seems a good guy and nothing wrong with starting a little talking about stuff like this. We all aren't on here purely for the dog portion but more of outdoorsman and outdoorsman dog owners just having some constructive conversation.

Great story about the ant tatoo, 2Poppa. Quite possibly the only sensible reason I have ever heard for getting a tatoo.

Art comes in different ways, be it a beautiful cast, a sweet shot, or a little touch of ink in your skin. I think tattoos can be a meaningful way to tell a story about something important to you... and frankly, what can be more a constant and understanding companion than a dog?

If it isn't a piece of flash out of a magazine, or a common and overplayed tribal tat, I think you are good to go. One thing I plan, is when my next dog dies, and I cremate him, he's going into the ink of the tattoo that commemorates him. He may be dead at that point, but not gone or forgotten.