Training Plan
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Milly
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- Dogs: Paddy & Bren
- Location: East Yorkshire
Re: Training Plan
I just watched the water vid, what a great introduction to water. The pups are growing so much.
Re: Training Plan
Enjoyed the video, been doing the same with the flash floods in the fields . I am always looking to use what is available to assist in training. Noticed the fantails in photos. I have a bird table near the kennel and the pup just sits watching the birds coming and going from the table. We have a couple of wood pigeons on a regular basis and they make a noise when they leave the table. All good training.
Regards
Bluecheq
Regards
Bluecheq
Re: Training Plan
Brilliant, that helps me alot, especially what I should be expecting. Pity I have such a bad ankle I cannot move back like that but hopefully I can get a bit more steady on my feet in the next few weeks.
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Great to watch that and nice to see even with the little cocker making an appearance that she was not to bothered.
Smokey
Smokey
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The pups are 5 1/2 months old now.
It may not suit every-ones situation,but they have never had a lead on them when they have been around the estate,or even a drive in the car and a run around at a shoot I attend.
Well,if you have the recall in place,you can always bring them back in.
Today ,was the first time ,introduction to this strange thing', that many use as a tether or restraint from doing something wrong?
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I use it as a tool like a 'steering wheel' ,to show the dog where we are going,and how we should get there.
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These pups like all the ones here before ,are introduced to this tool in a manner that they are happy with and see it as a prelude to reward.
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Not all,take to it in the same way?.....
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Anyhow, here is the clip how I do it. (it may not be yours?..but it has always worked for me),and let's face it,you only break a horse once ! don't you?
It may not suit every-ones situation,but they have never had a lead on them when they have been around the estate,or even a drive in the car and a run around at a shoot I attend.
Well,if you have the recall in place,you can always bring them back in.
Today ,was the first time ,introduction to this strange thing', that many use as a tether or restraint from doing something wrong?
.......................
I use it as a tool like a 'steering wheel' ,to show the dog where we are going,and how we should get there.
......................
These pups like all the ones here before ,are introduced to this tool in a manner that they are happy with and see it as a prelude to reward.
......................
Not all,take to it in the same way?.....
....................
Anyhow, here is the clip how I do it. (it may not be yours?..but it has always worked for me),and let's face it,you only break a horse once ! don't you?
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Rascal wrote:Clip's missing...Your memory's getting a lot worse....
Rascal
I think the little cocker has pushed Pol over the edge
Smokey
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