My students often wonder how much and when to train. I usually share my super tip: training on your walks!...
Training on your walks
Some days it feels like a huge project to get out and train with your dog. Bags to pack, treats to chop, bring out water bottles, boots and all the other stuff and load it into the car. Phew. Those days training on your walks is great; we always need to exercise the dog – so why not train the dog at the same time? With a toy, done treats and sometimes a dummy you’ll get far. In this section you can read all our blog posts about how we use our walks for foundation gun dog training, heeling, marked retrieves, hunting an area and blind retrieves in our walks.
When One Hits the Breaks But Should Be Going All In
When Quling w as five months old, he discovered the meaning of life. Over night, this very energetic and pretty wild...
Training on your walks – hunting
I want to be the sun in my dog’s life I often say that I want to be the sun in my dog’s life. All good things should...
Calm heeling
When I began to work on gun dog heeling with Totte, I had been working on his heeling for obedience for two years....
Training on your walks: stop whistle
We've just found a translator to help us a bit with the blog, so here's a blog post that brings back summer memories!...
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