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Most Recent Gun Dog Training TipsHow Your Johnny House Should Work Apr 21, 2010 After I had trained dogs for about five years I knew all there was to know about it. Now that I have almost fifty years in it I have fewer answers and those only if you feed me the questions in the right order. But I would like to think that I have some tips to pass along. I thought Jonny h... Read MoreNov 10, 2008 Dog Nutrition for your working partner... Are you giving him what he really needs? We've all heard the saying "You are what you eat". This holds true for dog nutrition, the same as it does for all other living creatures. Due to their high activity levels and the strain placed on their body d... Read MoreDog Nutrition – Water and Your Dog’s Health Oct 14, 2008 Just like humans, a dog's body is composed of mostly water; 70% composition to be exact. If your dog were to loose every bit of fat and protein that is in his body, the dog would still be able to live. However, in the event that the dog looses but a mere 10% of this water, the dog will die.For y... Read MoreDog Barking Problems – 3 Sure-Fire Tips Sep 15, 2008 Going out on a long drive with your best friend can truly be a fun and rewarding experience. However, in the case of some dogs which are excited easily, the constantly passing by people and things that your dog sees as you drive along can result in barking and lots of it. Your dog knows objects and ... Read MoreAug 12, 2008 Some thoughts on force fetch training for retriever gundogs: Let me share with you my generalizations on force fetch developed over probably 2,000 labradors over 40 years. 1. I have found that the lighter the pressure (pinch), the faster the overall process proceeds. You want to use just enough p... Read More10 Common Mistakes in Training Your Retriever Aug 12, 2008 Training your dog is extremely easy if you control his environment and channel his behavior in the directions you want. Your dog will practically train himself if you keep from interfering too much. However, a number of frequently encountered practices are totally counterproductive to producing a tr... Read More |
