Positive & Traditional Training Techniques Discussion

Discuss any aspect of training you have, ask questions, share tips and advice for any breed of gundog.
Polmaise
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Re: Positive & Traditional Training Techniques Discussion

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More like 'traditional positive trainer' :think:
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Re: Positive & Traditional Training Techniques Discussion

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Polmaise wrote:More like 'traditional positive trainer' :think:
OK.

Out of interest Pol, if you were to pigeon hole yourself..... is that how you'd describe your training methods??

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If I were to 'pigeon hole' anything it would be a pigeon ;)
I don't disregard any method or technique used by any-one !....I question quite a few of them however?
I work with a varied and vast amount of dog types and breeds...from a 'Abruzzenhund' to 'Zuchon' !and within this lot are also the varied issues associated with each and every one of them.
I therefore work with what's in front of me,rather than what has been done in the past (of the dog) ;)
We may have a short interlude while 'Judy' googles some dog breeds :lol: :lol:
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We haven't seen any videos of your tvaddelhund yet, Pol...
In life, it is important to know when to stop arguing with people and simply let them be wrong.
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