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Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 10:48 pm
by Rascal
Polmaise wrote:
ps. I really like him ;)
Ya can't tell..... :lol:

Rascal

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:47 pm
by Rapido
I love the vidio's Robert.

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 3:28 pm
by Polmaise
I finally found Radar 1 retrieving ! It helps if you click the upload button :doh:
Anyhow it all makes a bit more sense now :roll:

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 5:06 pm
by Naj
:clap: :clap: :clap:

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 9:49 pm
by Polmaise
A handler should see the 'whole picture', but one that tries to get it in one go ,is always going to be dissapointed.
Dogs are autistic ,that makes them very clever at one thing!...being a dog.
(now theres a quote that I haven't heard any fancy phd or ghuru say?)...So it must be mine :lol: :lol:
So ..if we understand that the dog will decipher what works,and work with that?, then we are working together?
Radar isn't special. He is just a dog, special handling at the crucial stages of his developement will help him become all he can be.

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:15 pm
by Everything's Rosie
thanks pol, good stuff.

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 8:09 pm
by Polmaise
Well Wullie obviously had an exciting day ?, going by Charlies Chatter :roll: :lol:
He would have been better out with me and Radar? :whistle: .anyway he is out with us tomorrow doing more of the same ;)
Radar had his first day out in the real world ! He has never seen a pheasant before let alone much else?

This can be an advantage as much as a dissadvantage?..but I believe this guy will come on OK!
We now have one tired wee Viszla in the kennel tonight :lol:
But ,he will be up for it tomorrow ;)

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 9:59 pm
by Polmaise
We out with the auld git with nae teeth tomorrow! gawd help us :lol:

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 8:59 pm
by Polmaise
Radar had a new slant on his training on game?
He was out with another Vizsla at the same age, but it was a bitch ,that helped to stop his 'bitching', especially in the back of the car together!...She soon told him when he was getting too familiar!

We were out with a good friend of mine of whom is reputed to be an expert with HPR'S .
He is certainly good with dogs !, but his map-reading and sense of direction leave alot to be desired?


His dog has more experience on scented ground ,and game!, but it was all good training for Radar', to learn that he has to learn to wait his turn>?
To be honest Rosie', the other dog, had a very good 'point', shame ,we couldnt get up close enough.
Radar, was 'honest', on his hunting,but he really still hasn't got the idea yet?


We decided that it may be right for Radar', to hunt along with this other dog, to draw him ,onto the confidence of the find/flush,as he still has an issue especially with the flushing cock bird and the cackle!


Well ,at the end! as my friend took a well earned rest!
I as usual, go against all the rules, and do something that gets all the juices going ;)
I am now glad to say, Radar likes hunting! ;)

Re: New arrivals for training

Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 9:21 pm
by Polmaise
On :o a seperate note!
I spoke with Radar's owner the other night, and while we were updating on his progress,He informed me that Two of Radars litter mates were being 're-homed'!

Both seperately with personal circumstances!...So there is now 2 Viszla (dogs) with the same 'good breeding' ,up for grabs!?
Maybe I should get one?>>>>
Nah!!!!
I would rather have 'Radar'!