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Roxx Anne Boom Boom Ballew Heaven will be calmer and safer for our Roxxy girl. A true war dog that had a ‘wild hair’ for AZ gamble quail. She’s now hunting those endless fields in perfect conditions. Show yourself off

Top 10 List  If I had only known Confusion kills Consistency matters Condition response – why does my dog do that? Timely praise goes a long ways Dog’s don’t talk human If you have no control everything becomes more difficult

You or something stated it “It does not just happen out of the blue” Typically all responses and end result(s) are conditioned responses. That were either taught or has some type of their natural instinct coming to light. Condition Response

Here in the desert, we can honestly count the number of drops during a rain storm.  Winter and Spring moisture for the Gamble quail and summer monsoons for the Scale and Mearns quail.   Keep a rain calendar and track the

There are many ways to train your bird dog. One important note is to limit the amount of hands you are putting on your dog and if you are going to do it yourself then stick to a program. My

Confusing becomes Blaming Who’s to blame when theirs’s little control or understating. The bird dog has no respect for what’s going around them and evening hunting becomes difficult. I pin it on the trainer/handler/owner, confusing the dog and not correcting

Often we let our guards down and miss those important opportunities in our foundational training phase that really separates a well minded and confident pointing dog.  Foundation level training is where it all begins and the lessons learned stay with

It’s not the dog’s fault or the lack of training, it comes down to the handler not holding a Hard Line. Steady to flush, trigger, fall and retrieve is mastered through a lot of training hours and time in the

I Don’t Care training and exercises are important early on. Remember how hard it was to become that King and to stay on top. All the challenges, hurdles and fear that you had to overcome, it was a major accomplishment

Your dog is doing everything it was bread to do and what’s been taught.  The number one problem is typically the handler not the dog and the number one issue is confusion.  Foundational training is for the dog and handler.