Not your traditional post hunt photo shoot. What a show we got to experience after shooting light last night! 🤤💎
Got the black dogs on a 8 man Iowa limit with 3 bands this morning. These little pocket rockets made quick work of it too 💎
Teaching the concept of a double with a bird in the mouth single. Here you’ll see 8 month old Ash shouldering the wind and relying on her natural marking ability to pick up her bumper at 100+ yards. Good genetics go a long way, and this is a great example of that!
Owned by Chris Quiring
A controlled and steady dog is a good dog. That’s what we strive for.
This time of the year we try to simulate the hunting scenario the best we can. A lot of times, there are mutiple dogs on a hunt. Can yours honor while the other works? They will get their turn eventually, but patience is required 😁🦆
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To no surprise at all, I have been slacking on the videos as of late. We’ve been busy turning pets into duck getters.
Anyways, here’s a short clip of the early stages of stopping on a whistle, taking hand signals and eventually running blind retrieves.
At the end of the day, all we need is the dog to trust that we are going to steer them in the right direction 🦆
Good dogs and good people
Wilson is off the table and into the next steps of our program. He’s just over a year old and going to make a great hunting companion 🦆
My goal is to post more raw videos on here for all age level dogs. Here is Zoe, at the beginning of the obedience process. She is 10 weeks old and will be with us until October in our full gun dog program.
Outside of this, she is constantly getting socialized, working on crate training, and having a blast with puppy marks. Just building a strong foundation!
Side note, our garage is a mess right now. We are in the middle of transitioning homes. The next will be even better for our retrievers!