We call ourselves clicker trainers or reward based trainers, but there are many different variations of training methods and different ways to express it. Positive training, traditional training, balanced training, and resource-based training are other variations you may hear. But what does it mean? And why is it important to keep track of it?
Oh this puppy 😍 we just love him, he’s blended right into our family 😍
Say hello to Rowan! (Sea-Croft Rowan) I’m so excited that he’s finally here with us 😍
Do you want to learn how to use reward based training effectively to train you gun dog puppy? How to get your puppy to deliver its treasures to you and to enjoy following you? Join Elsa Blomster, author of the book Retrieving for All Occasions – Foundations for Excellence in Gun Dog Training, in this free webinar and she'll tell you just how to do that!
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On the blog we write about the book, clicker training and our thoughts about gun dog retrieving and field trial training.
In our advent calendar you’ll be able to win private online sessions with Elsa Blomster or Lena Gunnarsson, our book “Retrieving for All Occasions” (printed
In our advent calendar you’ll be able to win private online sessions with Elsa Blomster or Lena Gunnarsson, our book “Retrieving for All Occasions” (printed
In our advent calendar you’ll be able to win private online sessions with Elsa Blomster or Lena Gunnarsson, our book “Retrieving for All Occasions” (printed
In our advent calendar you’ll be able to win private online sessions with Elsa Blomster or Lena Gunnarsson, our book “Retrieving for All Occasions” (printed
We’re doing a short live session on December 9th at 8pm CET where Elsa will give a lecture and then answer questions on engagement and
In our advent calendar you’ll be able to win private online sessions with Elsa Blomster or Lena Gunnarsson, our book “Retrieving for All Occasions” (printed
In our advent calendar you’ll be able to win private online sessions with Elsa Blomster or Lena Gunnarsson, our book “Retrieving for All Occasions” (printed
In these strange times we’ve switched a lot of our focus to offering more online courses and we’re now happy to present two more –
To light up the dark and cold December (at least here in Sweden 😉 ) we’re going to have an Advent calendar! We’re doing it
Something we get a lot of questions about and spend a lot of time training ourselves is heelwork. When we’re out walking or when we’re
Sometimes it’s almost magical to see how your dog stops dead in its tracks out there in a field and then turns around to face
Since last summer I have spent three weekends in Denmark and held a course for instructors who want to learn more so that they can
Tassla is becoming an increasingly more experienced hunting dog, and therefore I am able to take it more and more easy as a dog handler
A fond memory just showed up in our feed – our summer camp in 2017! After a long and very intense weekend at the beautiful
One of the highlights a couple of years ago the Swedish championship! I got the opportunity to start with the dog Kat again, and I
A while ago I ended the course “From Dummies to Warm Game” which I have been attending for the instructor Jens Palmqvist at “Line Up
When we were in England a couple of years ago, we did set up a driven shoot with dummies, which means that we rigged a
A few years ago, I bought a remote-controlled dummy launcher with four dummies. It is quite large and unwieldy, so I haven’t used it that much
The first year when I started to participate field trials, I was happy if I managed to stay there for more than ten minutes and
I found some training notes on how I started to introduce Quling to gunfire a couple of years ago and thought I’d share them with
