Since Yarrow was young, he has been accompanying me to training sessions and waiting in the car while Keen has been out on trials, training,
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
As I wrote in my previous post, I had to start by letting the launcher appear so that he could get used to it. I
After the setback where Quling got terrified of the gunfire at a hunt (covered in a previous post), we began further back in the training
In the first post on Quling’s gun-shyness, I described at first not knowing what it was he was trouble by – was it having a
A couple of times I’ve shared a few of words on Facebook regarding working with Quling’s gun-shyness. Each time, people have been in touch, asking
Today’s #ThrowBackThursday blog post is about training gun shyness. Enjoy!
About a year ago, I decided to basically have one single focus when training with Quling: to get a better cooperation. The time before this
In her last blog post on Getting used to shots Lena mentioned that my Golden Retriever Diesel was a little gun shy when she was
When both my dog Tassla and Elsa’s Golden Retriever Diesel were younger they showed a little gun shyness. When we talk to other people about
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