Gun Dog Training ~ Building Confidence
- Todd Agnew
- May 15
- 1 min read
Our happy place!! This is a young cocker that just came to us for Gun Dog training and today we are exposing her to the different terrain that we have right out our back door. Our walks are quiet and we are just letting the cocker do her own thing...building confidence.
For our young dogs, this experience is most beneficial. The exposure of running in the woods for many months cannot be replicated in a training environment. The change in a dog from the first day to when we break camp is not always evident until we return home. It is easy to see the dogs that learn about grouse and woodcock; where they hide, picking up foot scent and crashing the cover. But what about the dog that shows little advancement? These dogs typically are the ones that get the most out of the trip and in many cases, the experience is likely to salvage the dog as a hunting partner.
Do you want a well-behaved hunting dog? We train where the birds are!
All the dogs we work with are developed on wild game in hunting cover with a strong foundation. Hunting your gun dog should not be work!
Contact us if you would like more information about our Spaniel training..
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