We provide specialized Gun Dog training at our facility in Georgia & in northern Michigan.
Professional Spaniel Training in Mitchell, Georgia
Developing Gundogs Is Our Passion
We Develop For The Life Of The Dog..
At spanieltraining.com in Mitchell, GA, we specialize in professional gun dog training for English Springer Spaniels and English Cocker Spaniels. Our program focuses on creating well-rounded, obedient dogs that excel in the field as well as at home. By sending your dog to our expertly led training camp, you ensure they receive consistent, high-quality training every day, preparing them for hunting, competitions, or simply being a great companion. Trust spanieltraining.com for skilled, compassionate dog development.
Todd Agnew
Your dog comes home ready and you didn't have to lose your mind!
You’re busy. You work long hours. You’ve got family, commitments, and limited daylight.
But that doesn’t mean your dog has to stay untrained, undisciplined, or unprepared for the season.
Sending your dog to a professional gun dog training camp isn’t giving up—it’s getting ahead.
At camp, your dog gets consistent, expert-led training every single day. No guesswork. No missed steps.
When they return, they’re not just better trained—they’re calmer, more obedient, and ready to work for *you*.
Remember These Things
No better bird stands or flies than the Grouse. We know this chap, yet no one knows all his tricks. Hunt him fairly and you will earn every bird you get. Grouse shooting will take you to the white birch thickets, alder, and tamarack cover, up steep hillsides and into dense undergrowth of all kinds. Look along old logging roads, in clearings, and along the banks of thicket creeks. It's a case of shoot and miss; don't get discouraged. Shoot and repeat. Some of these old birds have been raised on powder and shot. Keep banging away, this to helps his education, and someday an unfortunate bird may run into the charge. Grouse flush in a startling manner.
The first thunderous rush is upward and then-ask the old timer. Shoot high. First learn his habits by going over the ground in the summer and early fall. They are easy to find if you haven't a gun. They are cunning; they run and hide and will lie close. They like dried huckleberries, cranberries, wild grapes, oak, and beechnuts. Look where these abound. Best time, early morning, cold or stormy weather. Important-take along plenty of shells and good nature.
The American Hunter ~ Frank Winch
