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I am new to this site and to pond building. I have a beatiful piece of land 100 acres on the eastern shore of Maryland. There is a small pond there now about 1 acre. I train field trail labrador retrievers and this would be a traning pond for the dogs. I have concerns about the soil holding water, under ground springs that might either help or hurt the cause. Does anyone know of someone that consults in this area or where I would go for help. I have a pond design but don't want to put out all the money only to find out it will not hold water. Thanks for any advice.
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Welcome to the PB forum. We have several members who do just what you are describing ( ducks and dogs). Check with your NRCS agent and or your county or state coop. extension agent first. Here is the link to the Maryland Coop. ext. local agents. http://extension.umd.edu/local/index.cfm Here is one ducks and dogs link. There are several more with training pond pics. http://www.pondboss.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=20;t=002766#000000
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