Getting to know a new dog individual, a new puppy, is one of the most exciting things in life. My dogs are so...
Calmness training
When clicker training we want active dogs that voluntarily offers behaviors that we can reward, but we also have to spend time on calmness training so that the dog learns to relax. The calmness training is important in the gun dog training since the dog has to be quite and calm no matter what happens around it. In this category you’ll find all our blog posts about calmess training, coffee training and “on and off” training.
To Break the Expectations #ThrowBackThursday
Todays #ThrowBackThursday blog post is about working with the dogs anticipation and breaking expectations - to do the...
When there is too much of a party all the time!
Our "fika" training post from last week was very much appreciated - so we decided to write some more about it! The...
“Fika” training
On this blog we have so far been quite good at describing the training we do technically (or at least we try to be...
Reversed luring – our favorite training aid #ThrowBackThursday
A lot of people say that you can't have treats near by when the dog is retrieving because then it will just let go of...
Training multiple dogs at the same time
We're often asked how we train multiple dogs at the same time - turn on your speakers and listen to the video below...
Course with Helen Phillips
To break the expectations
In today’s blog, I would like to talk a little about the dog’s expectations in connection with gun dog training – and...
Chaining Exercises
Quite often, I can’t stop myself from digging into details. It’s great fun, of course. But then I have to put all...
Reversed Luring – Our Favorite Training Aid
Self-control through reversed luring One of the foundations of the clicker philosophy is to that the dog should learn...
Eagerness
Lately both Elsa and I have been working on our dogs' eagerness. You probably recognize how easily a dog one day...