To Train Gun Shyness Part Two: Diesel #ThrowBackThursday
Today’s #ThrowBackThursday blog post is about training gun shyness. Enjoy!
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 😍
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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.
Today’s #ThrowBackThursday blog post is about training gun shyness. Enjoy!
Today’s #ThrowBackThursday blog post is about training on your walks. Enjoy!
Our “fika” training post from last week was very much appreciated – so we decided to write some more about it! The absolute biggest challenge
A few years ago, Jenny Nyberg, a neuroscientist at the Department of Neuroscience and Physiology at the University of Gothenburg, wrote a very interesting article
Today’s #ThrowBackThursday blog post is about steadiness and teaching the dog to sit while you’re greeting someone. Enjoy!
On this blog we have so far been quite good at describing the training we do technically (or at least we try to be good
Today’s #ThrowBackThursday blog post is about working with game and getting your dog used to game. Enjoy!
Every now and then a group of us put together a practice trial and it is so incredibly successful every time! In obedience, practice trials
One of the great things with summer is swimming – and all the fun training you can do with your dog in water. #ThrowBackThursday
Simply put, we can say that we make our training more difficult in three ways: By increasing distance or duration and by adding distractions. However,
On Good Friday, Lena and I went to another working test (WT). This time we didn’t need to travel so far – only to Susegården
One of the most important things to teach your dog is the recall. The better the recall the more freedom the dog can get. Here’s
You’ll probably know it by know – I found more great stuff in the archives 🙂 This story is from 2017 when I was a
Do you sometimes feel that your rewards fall way short compared to that fun distraction that your dog would much rather interact with? I think
One of our favorite games is “Come to me to play”. Together with the handtarget we use this game to teach the dog to come
I keep going through the archives and today I’ll share a story of Tassla’s first flush with you. It was in 2013, when she was
There are so many traps you can fall into when it comes to dog training. When it comes to clicker training, we sometimes jokingly refer
Resource guarding is very common, especially for puppies. We have to teach them that they can trust us and give up their treasures to us.
I looked through the archives once again and found a blog post from 2013 on Tassla’s first water test in – enjoy! 🙂 Today I
Have you ever gone mountain climbing? I have tried it a couple of times, both on indoor walls and up a (small) mountain (well, maybe