Mooses first session
This video was taken July 25th- Mooses 2nd day here. He’s still unsure of me at this point but throwing a few retrieves for him to get him use to me and the new space
This video was taken July 25th- Mooses 2nd day here. He’s still unsure of me at this point but throwing a few retrieves for him to get him use to me and the new space
Practicing to be rock solid
Getting there
Yard doubles and going on the word back
Starting to get better and better
Working thru some minor issues but all the while building her drive back up
Same side doubles and going on the word back
Pond work Same side double- BACK
Doing a good job
Started dog josie
Running some singles and steadying up while holding our drive Josie also came in heat today
Josie doing well and starting to steady her up, she’s got a lot of drive and that’s great
Talking about josie while she cools down
Josie clip
A look around josie and feeling her out
Josie- I got videos of Josie that will be uploaded soon
Sire pictures
Pictures of the Dam
Pups at almost 3 weeks of age in these photos
Socialization
Socialization
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How bad do you want it
Car riding pro
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In this video we have Steel off leash some. His overall response to me is getting better every day. You’ll notice he sits faster, when he should, and is off leash but we still have a short leash on him to use when need be.
A little trouble sitting but that’s okay. We were in farm and fleet for about 45 minutes. We people watched and worked on heeling and sitting the whole time. Very proud of Steel!
So everything is new for Steel here. He does pretty good for the most part but distractions make listening difficult ( not just for Steel but every dog ) Carts being pushed around, the intercom going off, the hustle and bustle of people, other dogs, the list goes on. I didn’t let anyone pet steel… Continue
Steel going to farm and fleet for some training and then a picture of him tired on the way home! Lol
No Leash! Steel is completely loose and free! You’ll notice even with his big surroundings he still wants to be next to me, and is trotting over to me when I say “come” now- great job buddy!
Not much here just talking about how we’ve practiced and little things like taking the collars on and off, and how he has developed patience and being okay with have my hands on him!
In this video I talk about the importance of how the e collar is used, the different levels of it , and how we can expect Steel to respond to it. And what our goals are.
Walking and explaining Steels progress
So the concept here is that when I say “come” he gets a very light nick on the collar and that is the same thing or even less pressure than jerking the leash- he will learn that when he’s told to come that he should, and will. The collar is the bad guy and we… Continue
Steel in the process of learning that when he’s told to come, it’s not an option. So Using the collar and leash to get him to come to us!
Talking about the importance of having Steel be 110% on the same page us before we start moving to off leash
Yuma doing a great job at her upland work- makes it look easy!
Yuma is making a great started upland dog. She knows how to use her nose, quarters naturally, great with the gun, marks well, retrieves, and delivers to hand! She has a great nose and a steady, busy motor! We couldn’t ask for anymore
So this antler was laying next to the trail, Yuma smelled it and nosed it but didn’t pick it up, it must have fallen off quite awhile ago and didn’t have a lot of natural scent on it- I picked it up and tossed it for her and then she went and used her nose… Continue