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Pointers might flash point, and with a firm grip on the cord they will start learning steadiness to wing.
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Fun times in warm, shallow water are also in order, but let pup decide when to swim. Introduce gunfire, starting at a distance with cap guns and then moving to blank pistols and small-gauge shotguns, always while pup is reveling in bird contact. Introduce the electronic training collar, using it only when you are certain he fully understands a command. Pointing instincts are becoming prominent now.
Retrievers and versatile dogs should bring retrieving bumpers back, at least most of the way. Field dogs should be patterning back and forth check-cord attached , close for the spaniels and retrievers, at natural range for pointing breeds. Was dated in some areas.
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Has good information to use just like the title, Guide Really liked section on callback pen. I gained alot of knowledge about dog training from this book.
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I would reccommend it to anyone. It combines successful traditional methods with modern electronic techniques to show how the nation's top professional gun dog trainers develop reliable hunting dogs that are easy to control, exciting to watch, and stylish on point.
Electronic training aids Selecting and starting pups How to prevent gun shyness Backyard bird dog practice Using your dog afield for the first time Teaching dogs to quarter ahead of the gun Using the wind to your advantage And much more The author has traveled around the United States for more than thirty years studying how professional trainers develop the most dependable and enjoyable hunting dogs, and passing that information on to readers. In this invaluable volume, he provides everything the sportsman or -woman needs to know to train pointing dogs for hunting in the close-cover conditions found in most parts of the country today.
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