Gundog Training Forum

Jelinga wrote: ↑Fri Jun 22, 2018 2:18 pm Just like men

I have been done, but I can still be found following the odd bitch around,

As my game keeper mate says “If you want a dog without balls......Get a bitch”

Enjoy it while it lasts, he is just a baby. The novelty will soon wear off when he discovers the joys of rolling around in Fox shite and eating Sheep turds!

Great pics, you need a pick up truck though!

My fiver is in also.

Cheers Naj, great bits of wisdom. Much appreciated.

Mike.

Yeah, I will indeed keep a close eye on him, but having had two cracking working Cockers and a Sprocker.......If you can train them you can train a Hyena to leave a Zebra kill.

Thanks Judy, wise words.

Thanks guys, that is exactly what I wanted to hear, and I will certainly keep an eye on his developing independence. I am now fairly advanced in my own development tbh, I am 60 lol, and not new to gundog training however it has been 10 years since I trained Minty, but in all the dogs I have had over...

What are your thoughts please. I have a 5 month old ESS dog, he is a very loving, keen, bright fella, and by far the most responsive puppy I have had the pleasure of owning. So far he sits on the voice, whistle and hand, he stays while I walk around him out to 20mts and his recall is simply amazing ...