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Puppy Head Start Program
This is a complete hunting/competition program that enables your puppy
to learn the skills necessary to became a good hunting dog. This
program teaches your puppy how to retrieve, recall and sit to a whistle.
The puppy will also be introduced to water, birds, the sounds of gunfire
and basic puppy obedience. The socialization and introduction to the sights
and sounds of the field in this program will prepare your puppy in an effective
way to handle and be competent in the hunting events to come.
Other Programs...
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Gun Dog Training
Introductions to birds, whistle, duck call, blinds, boats and the gun.
The dogs learn basic field obedience and quartering drill work. Day trips
are included to Cooke Canyon Hunt Club in Ellensberg, Washington for live
pheasants, chuckers and quail work.
Electronic Collar Conditioning
Introduction
For those who choose to use a collar for their advanced field training,
this program is meant to teach you, as the owner, how to use this training
equipment in the correct and humane way. I plan to teach humane collar techniques
to the owner and make certain the dogs know how to turn off all collar pressure.
AKC Hunt Tests and United Kennel Club (UKC) Hunting Retriever Test (HRT)
Competition Training
Specializing in the started dog. Studying to wing and shot, line manners
with the introduction to hunt test scenerios and blinds. Beginning handling
on Baseball drill and first introduction to sight
blinds progressing to pattern blinds. The dog will learn different commands,
how to whistle sit and practice with "T" pattern drill work. Personal coaching
for the owners is essential to understanding the rules for running a dog
in one of these field events.
Off Lead Field Obedience
The program is designed for those families who own breeds other than hunting
breeds. Many people want to take advantage of their local dog parks but have
no off lead obedience when it counts. The introduction to water is also available.
All breeds are welcome but I specialize in sight hounds.
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