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Training your dog isn’t rocket science. However, it requires discipline and perseverance on the part of you AND your dog. Here are some key training tips for success for both you and your dog: 1. Partnership. You are your dog are a partnership, not a compe...
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Training Hunting Dogs

Many sportsmen have dreamed of owning and training a hunting dog. They are sometimes better companions than man. They will not desert you in trying times. They are useful companions on your forays out into the fields. Training these dogs can be sometimes exasperating. Females usually respond better to training than male dogs. Some dogs only want to please you Some dogs only w...
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3 Phases All Dog Training Follows

All dog training follows 3 phases. This goes for positive methods, force methods, or a combination of both, these three phases apply to them all. They are: 1. The Learning Phase. 2. The Correction Phase. 3. The Proofing (or distraction) Phase Let's look at how these three items link together fo...
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Hunting Dogs

Hunting is an exciting sport for many people. The hunted animals are called game animals. Hunting dogs are used to assist human beings in hunting. Dogs are trained rather easily, and this trait makes them good companions for a hunter. Some breeds are specially developed and trained for the purpose of hunting....
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Getting Started with Dog Training

Learning to train a dog is usually very straightforward. Most dog training techniques are time-proven, so if someone claims they have a "new" technique, chances are that it's an existing technique that has been slightly modified or adapted for a particular case. And a...
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Basic Tools of the Gundog Trainer

When training a gundog there are some basic tools which should be a part of the trainers repertoire. First and foremost a good leash is indispensable. The ideal all around leash needs to be at least six feet long and made of leather. The snap on the end needs to be brass or other metal. If you have a pup that is a chewer, the leash can be of nylon braid at first, but in the end you will want t... Continue Reading...

Hunting Dog or House Dog?

Many hunters entertain the idea that their prized hunting dog will never be a good hunting dog if he is allowed to step foot in the house. This notion is absurd. Modern hunters of today often miss out on the true companionship that their hunting dog can give to them in the other areas of their life and perhaps in the end, they suffer as m... Continue Reading...


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Articles - Dog Hunting Training DIY Training \| Golden Retrievers \| Dog Training Kit Tips for Successful Dog Training Training your dog isn’t rocket science. However, it requires discipline and perseverance on the part of you AND your dog. Here are some key training tips for success for both you and your dog: 1. Partnership. You are your dog are a partnership, not a compe... Continue Reading... Training Hunting Dogs Many sportsmen have dreamed of owning and training a hunting dog. They are sometimes better companions than man. They will not desert you in trying times. They are useful companions on your forays out into the fields. Training these dogs can be sometimes exasperating. Females usually respond better to training than male dogs. Some dogs only want to please you Some dogs only w... Continue Reading... 3 Phases All Dog Training Follows All dog training follows 3 phases. This goes for positive methods, force methods, or a combination of both, these three phases apply to them all. They are: 1. The Learning Phase. 2. The Correction Phase. 3. The Proofing (or distraction) Phase Let's look at how these three items link together fo... Continue Reading... Hunting Dogs Hunting is an exciting sport for many people. The hunted animals are called game animals. Hunting dogs are used to assist human beings in hunting. Dogs are trained rather easily, and this trait makes them good companions for a hunter. Some breeds are specially developed and trained for the purpose of hunting.... Continue Reading... Getting Started with Dog Training Learning to train a dog is usually very straightforward. Most dog training techniques are time-proven, so if someone claims they have a "new" technique, chances are that it's an existing technique that has been slightly modified or adapted for a particular case. And a... Continue Reading...		How to Pick the Best Gun Dog Breed for Your Hunting Style Purchase All of Your Hunting Gear at a Gun Dog Supply Store Before You Take Your Dog Hunting, Consider Some Gun Dog Training Courses What is the Necessary Gun Dog Equipment to Train Your Puppy? Purchasing the Right Hunting Dog Collar Is Your Dog a Hunting Dog Breed? What is a Necessary Hunting Dog Accessory for Your Puppy? Basics of a Good Hunting Dog Trailer How to Ensure Excellent Hunting Dog Training Before You Take Your Dog Hunting, Consider Some Gun Dog Training Courses How To Train Your Dog To Scent Retrieve Article Archives Translate This Page Dog and Master Related eBooks Pet Insurance Revealed Your hunting dogs are going to face sudden medical emergencies, don't lose them because you couldn't pay the vet's fees! Pet Insurance Revealed breaks down all of the coverage options available to you and your pet...

Dog and Master Related Articles Basic Tools of the Gundog Trainer When training a gundog there are some basic tools which should be a part of the trainers repertoire. First and foremost a good leash is indispensable. The ideal all around leash needs to be at least six feet long and made of leather. The snap on the end needs to be brass or other metal. If you have a pup that is a chewer, the leash can be of nylon braid at first, but in the end you will want t... Continue Reading... Hunting Dog or House Dog? Many hunters entertain the idea that their prized hunting dog will never be a good hunting dog if he is allowed to step foot in the house. This notion is absurd. Modern hunters of today often miss out on the true companionship that their hunting dog can give to them in the other areas of their life and perhaps in the end, they suffer as m... Continue Reading...


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