Training Plan

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Polmaise
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Training Plan

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I've started a training Plan for Cassie and Dee.

They are now 6 1/2 weeks old so they have been on solids for 2 weeks,and a few sucks from mum.
Which has helped with the nurture between human and dog.

First we got the idea of retrieving to be fun at 5 1/2 weeks old, a tennis ball is good to start with.
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Then we got a good recall with the ball, at 6 weeks old.
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A reliable hold is important!...a little competition also helps?
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Around this time ,it is advisable to familiarise the pup with the equipment we will be using.
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At just over 6 weeks,i't time to introduce them to some Game ,in a relaxed environment .
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Well when have got the hang of all that, we can introduce the hunt !
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And finish off with a 'Flush'.
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Thats them trained then....... :lol:
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I am slightly biased ;) but they are looking super wee pups :)
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Rascal wrote:Thats them trained then....... :lol:
Yup! just got to polish of the heelwork,do a little water work, but I may have to wait a wee while before we tackle 'Obstacles' :lol:
Should be all done by ........................ :roll: ..if only :whistle:
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druimmuir wrote:I am slightly biased ;) but they are looking super wee pups :)
Nic, the coat is to die for ;)
Which is what I was looking for.
Dee is the slightly larger one , and 'bold as Brass'!....Cassie 'thinks about things' then overtakes the Bold :lol:
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I will watch their progress with great interest. The are obviously very talented and the breeder is channeling them in the right direction :-D

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Look forward to see how these girls come on :) .
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I will be watching this too, will you be doing a sortof diary Pol, i have a litter due end of August and will be memorising your techniques if you are :-D
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I hope I can follow your plan with my next pup :pray:
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Cassie and Dee are now 8 weeks old,and the 'Training Plan' is going to schedule (wonder if I should apply for Charity Status :think: :lol: )

Cassie' the second pup in the clip is not as confident as Dee', and she needs a little more encouragement, but she will catch up.
Recall conditioning is well on it's way :dance: ...the basis of 'Everything' imo ,for this training plan.
They go for their first injections this week (That's usually a big adventure for them)...the staff at the vets always look forward to new pup's and I usually get a few comments when I arrive with a couple of black bundles inside a Game bag :lol:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyJmgI4Ehxs
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