Holding blind work is a must for all dogs going to hunt test. Obedience in the holding blind, to the next holding blind and to the bucket are a must. I will commonly once a week work on these exact things with all pups running hunt tests. A great drill for even those...
It is extremely important to make sure our e-collars are properly placed on our pups. This video gives a quick tip on how to put your e-collar on your pup to get the best connection possible.
1/2 of our wagon wheel from the bucket is setup and easily seen. The trick here is to get the pups to look down the barrel and simply go where the barrel is pointing. Over time these pups will learn to watch for marks right down the gun barrel. A great tuneup for HRC...
Keeping our pups well balanced to where they don’t seek water over land. We want them to always try to run 50/50 land and water to keep them balanced and not ever fearing to get out on land or avoid points. We simply throw our pups marks and show them the lines...
When we have our pups professionally trained it’s extremely important to take advice from our pro trainer and to personally start our pups well below the level they are trained. They need several days and a lot of times weeks to get used to us as a new handler....
This week as in the past 5 to 6 weeks both Teet and Dinji are getting one session a week of holding blind work. With a single and blind. Sometimes the blinds are poison but always with a concept. Tons of calling from the field, loud shots or reports and Peanut even...