New arrivals for training

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Polmaise
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Re: New arrivals for training

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there would be no point in a video of tonights induction training?
I dont have an infra red camera ;)
There was absolutely NO talk, AND no distraction other than the owls hooting in the dark cold sky.
The dog is more likely to be more submissive and close ,in a strange envoirenment? The Vizsla may well scent in the dark?, but it sure does get some basics in place as to 'when' ;)
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Re: New arrivals for training

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Polmaise wrote:
druidale wrote:Betty is gorgeous and shouldn't take much sorting.
:whistle:
Want to help? I'll let you take her on a short walk (at your own risk!) :lol: :lol:
Wouldn't bother me..used to dealing with people aggressive dogs
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Re: New arrivals for training

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druidale wrote:
Polmaise wrote:
druidale wrote:Betty is gorgeous and shouldn't take much sorting.
:whistle:
Want to help? I'll let you take her on a short walk (at your own risk!) :lol: :lol:
Wouldn't bother me..used to dealing with people aggressive dogs
your on!
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Re: New arrivals for training

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Oh, I like Radar!! Certainly looks like he can run 8-)
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Lovely looking dogs, radar has a great head! Looking forward to seeing their progress
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Is Bill training Radar for you Robert....................now he has had all that practise with Rosie he's an expert :whistle:
Me, Ghillie the Champion, Merlin the Mad. Brittanys were bred as poachers dogs.....They were an extension of the old rogue's arm, trained to look innocent and unprepossessing, all the time plotting, thinking, scheming to make game!
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Ghilliegumdrop wrote:Is Bill training Radar for you Robert....................now he has had all that practise with Rosie he's an expert :whistle:
No!! I am going to capitalise on all the wrong things Bill has done,then do it right with this one :lol:
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Mmmmmmm :think: If all I wanted from Rosie was an obedient pet dog that walked to heel, sat when told to nearby and recalled well she would be a doddle to train. Because I want an awful lot more - a hunting, pointing, retrieving gundog, she isn't so easy to train .... any "go" she has would get trained out of her if I did obedience stuff first.

I will continue to do " all the wrong things" in order to do things right. :whistle: ;)

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Mmmmm nice Betty, i just had a Zoe in - fostering - 9 month - doesnt suppose to like men - nips(how you define a nip is up to you) no boundaries. pulls like a bloody train and gorgeous. I will be watching the progress and picking up tips, so please please please update.
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He is a stunner Michelle, ive too had a GSD in with exactly the same things, wrong people onwed him and he was a pleasure to have around at mine 8-)
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