No nor me, that is the time, if there did appear to be a problem with retrieving, I would be trying to put it right before it became an ingrained habit, but in the real world I have had very few serious retrieving issues with springers, I find I need to spend more time working on steadiness than delivery!Kells wrote:I got the impression that the reason some trainers refrained from retrieving between 3 and ten months was that this is time when most problems arise...when pups are teething etc...would there be any 'mileage' in this theory
pup retrieving when and why?
Re: pup retrieving when and why?
Re: pup retrieving when and why?
Some good points for a novice like myself to read. My 19 week pup retrieves well to hand. Didn't do much retrieving in the house as a very young pup.
I tend to take a tennis ball with me when just taking him for some exercise but maybe I shouldn't bother and just save it for training?
I am amazed at how easy some of you make training look. I'm learning fast that it's really not!
I tend to take a tennis ball with me when just taking him for some exercise but maybe I shouldn't bother and just save it for training?
I am amazed at how easy some of you make training look. I'm learning fast that it's really not!