by Lena Gunnarsson | Apr 1, 2017 | Classes, Theory |
Imagine 640 people who loves dogs and dog training at the same place for three days – and nights. Add a bundle of curious engaged and competent speakers who will talk about behavioural analysis and very practical dog training. Then add endless conversations about dogs...
by Elsa Blomster | Feb 19, 2017 | Delivery to hand, Play, Taking and holding, Theory |
The most common misunderstanding we discuss with our students the first time we meet them is the idea that you can’t play tug with a gun dog – it will make them chew on the dummy or crush the game. We’d like to bury that myth once and for all 🙂 We...
by Lena Gunnarsson | Apr 15, 2016 | Theory |
“The clicker philosophy – without the clicker” Sometimes the students who come to our retrieving classes say to us that they certainly enjoyed the class a lot, but they “thought we would use the clicker more”. In our classes, you can of course use the clicker as...
by Elsa Blomster | Oct 6, 2015 | Field trials, Spaniel work, Theory |
We get quite a few qeustions about field trials; how the different types of trials work, how to get certificates and so on. Therefore we’d like to share a chapter from the book with you. Here’s the description of the spaniel trials. The purpose of a...
by Elsa Blomster | Sep 29, 2015 | Field trials, Retriever work, Theory |
We get quite a few questions about field trials; how the different types of trials work, how to get certificates and so on. Therefore we’d like to share a chapter from the book with you. We’ll start with the retriever trials. The rules and regulations for...
by Elsa Blomster | Sep 22, 2015 | Theory |
Within both the gun dog society and clicker training there are a lot of special terms that can be difficutl to understand. Therefore we’ve gathered the most common ones here, as well as a few that we find useful to know. Let us know if you’re missing...
