All Bird Dogs Do! & Don’t Remove the Tag!! Advance my skills to be a great bird dog Needs structure and a leader to follow Be kind and consistent Treat as a family member Give me happy daily routines and
Under Pressure
No Problem – Early Recognition & Teaching ‘Pressure Points’ There are important contact points on a bird dogs body that should be introduced to simple pressure for early conditioning, training & field readiness. It starts with using your hand and
The White Horse
The most challenging ones Hitting Reset A real knuckle head, requiring some special education to help advance his trustworthiness & hunting skills. Some bird dogs need more time polishing up these required skills and to command a field with confidence
Taking out the Trash
Trash Breaking your bird dog. “Why punch me five times in the face when I’d rather take one hey-maker.” It’s not something we like to do, but the quicker it’s gets it done the better. Trash Breaking is absolutely necessary
A cloud of dust
When you see it you need to stop it or watch with uncertainty. I’ll give them a few hundred yards pouring out a cloud of dust but they need to peel off and start to hunt at some point, right?
Makes more sense
Once there’s understanding, things make sense. Training traits – be the ball! Commit to a training program, enhance your awareness and handling skills, adapt to changes, continue to learn and help others. With streaming and the mass amount of information
Today’s Special
Where did all those pounds go? Balancing out your bird dogs’ weight is important throughout the year, but just prior and during bird season it’s especially critical. Packing on the right pounds, maintaining the weight, keeping them healthy and in
Fly Fly Away
Some do but others don’t Tactics we’ve used when hunting Gamble quail. You might be moving too fast, slow down and let your bird dog work an area. Wind is not a bird’s friend, use it to your advantage. The
Johnny & Junior – Top 10
Top 10 reasons for owning a Bird Dog 10. You always have someone to ride with and to blame for those god-awful smells along the way. 9. There’s never a bad outing when hunting wild birds together. 8. Gets you
One in a Million – Really?
That million-dollar bird dog is like finding a needle in the Grand Canyon I don’t believe in the search because only YOU define the prize. Choosing the breed is the first step, from there you start a passionate journey in