AKPirate wrote:Jason is usually right but sometimes wrong
Flightstopper wrote:Dog isn't suppose to know where it is coming from or relate it to anything.
Flightstopper wrote:Dog isn't suppose to know where it is coming from or relate it to anything.
aunt betty wrote:I also have noticed there are two camps on this dog stuff. Three maybe.
Field trials, hunt tests, and guys who actually hunt but dont do the other two.
now that's a nice trickRick wrote:Flightstopper wrote:Dog isn't suppose to know where it is coming from or relate it to anything.
Well, that's one theory. But all those AKC guys aren't really handling with black, transmitter-looking gloves for better visibility. Reminds me of using a hat for a heeling stick then "adjusting the hat" when Pup starts to creep on test day.
gila-river wrote:Great, now the cops want to install dishwashers to. Just do your job Red and stop encroaching on our rights to replace appliances. That is not the responsibility of police.:lol:
FlintRiverFowler wrote:The downside to this is that you could possibly wind up with a smelly hand...
AKPirate wrote:The sins of Boot and Gaddy are causing the Cali drought and knowing they have no limits to their depravity... :mrgreen:
I say the dogs name, Milo, to send him.QH's Paw wrote:What is your command you are saying to send the dog? Will he stop on his way to the mark if you whistle with out voice? What are you using the short whistle for? It looks like it is a "come" whistle command. Just curious. I use one short whistle as pause/sit/look at me, depending on the circumstance.
When you said "ALMOST ALL HAND SIGNALS" I was expecting blind retrieves with hand signals to direct him?
I try to train my dog similar but, I do not use a collar. Your statement at the end is big, some people don't get it though.
5 minutes every day is worth more than an hour any day.
It's obvious you have put your time in.
aunt betty wrote:Thaks rick and QH. I really have no clue other than I read Richard Wolters water dog.
I failed to teach milo blinds. He is a "rock dog".
A bit ashamed. I sure could use a good dog buddy.
Just to watch. Tried going to field trial. Had horrible experience.
Long time ago. Three dogs ago.
aunt betty wrote:Cluck, cluck, cluck.....BUCKOCK...cluck, cluck, cluck.
Chickens.
QH's Paw wrote:aunt betty wrote:Thaks rick and QH. I really have no clue other than I read Richard Wolters water dog.
I failed to teach milo blinds. He is a "rock dog".
A bit ashamed. I sure could use a good dog buddy.
Just to watch. Tried going to field trial. Had horrible experience.
Long time ago. Three dogs ago.
Yep, I read Wolters too. How dare you train your dog with such ideas, so outdated. You are a barbarian too, you just don't realize it yet.
Here's to the barbarians that own and train their own dogs!
aunt betty wrote:Milo cost me 200 bucks. He has no hunters at all in his pedigree. I wanted a pet that hunts and that is exactly what he is.
I am VERY proud of that and it rubs guys with certs...badly.
Rick wrote:No collar, no heeling stick, no checkchord, no tennis shoes, no treats, no clicker. If it were really the engineering project many make it out to be, I couldn't do it.
But, then, I'm not asking my dogs to do engineering projects, either. Mostly just work with me to get what we both want.
Rick wrote:Where can a fellow get one of those purple spotted fetching goats, and has Graham produced a program for them yet?
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