Quling goes to Flush school, part 2
Here’s the second part of when Quling went to Flush school last year. The first part can be found here. Quling has been to school again 🙂 Quite a bit of time passed between the first and second time (a month) so I thought we might have to start over from the...Quling goes to Flush school, part 1
A year ago Quling started Flush school and now I’ll tell you how it went! This means that we have gone from the simplest basics of working on the flush (for example throwing stuff) to him sitting down when a bird flushes. I have Tomas Lindh at KnektagĂĄrden and...Getting to know Keen
Now Keen has lived with me a couple of months and he has adapted very well to his new pack. There are both advantages and disadvantages to taking over an adult dog / young dog compared to getting a puppy, but with Keen the benefits have really been greater than the...Say hello to Miklaus Brie!
When it is impossible to get another dog, but you still want to plan a little for the future, you have to be creative. I have been thinking about breeding and my dream is to get myself into the breeding work. I thought a lot about it with Tassla, back and forth, was a...The party of the year: Summer camp
Every year we have a gun dog summer camp which is just so much fun so we wanted to share a story from our second summer camp a couple of years ago. The previous year’s camp was amazing and this camp was at least as fantastic, according to many of those whom...Back to basics
I claim that one can pass a novice cold game trial in Sweden through working on deliveries, steadiness and heeling (providing, naturally, that the dog is interested in hunting and will pick up game). I constantly go back to those basics, both in my own training and...The fun art of keeping yourself together
Let me just give you a great piece of advice for your training: Reversed luring. I don’t know how people train without it, I really don’t J I use reversed luring in two ways: In order to help the dog learn to control itself (which is a dreadfully important skill when...Expectations and Contact
The other day I discovered that my dog Tassla has very high expectations to retrieve when I throw something. It is, of course, great to have a dog that loves to retrieve, but sometimes it can be a little too much. It is important to find the golden mean; the dog...What’s the name of this dog? -Sit!
All hunting trials and working tests include greeting the judge and/or the shooter. Often the dogs learn to associate trials and competitions with something that is really funny – which means that the dogs’ expectations might be very high and that the dog might find...Featured Products
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