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04/21/2024

Happy weekend! I hope you guys are all having a good one. I was up in Wisconsin this week and got to spend some time with my good friend Joe Aumann he is a 2 time Armbruster winner and has placed in the top 5 quite a few times, he is a judge, a fellow breeder, and a professional dog trainer he has trained and tested many many drahts as well as many other breeds. He has helped me tremendously and taught me so much more than ya can really imagine. There are many ways to get the job done, I have adopted Joes way of doing things because of his great success. He attributes his methods and success to Delmar, Rick, and Ronnie Smiths Hunt smith way of training. After many years of training he has developed his own way of doing a few things with the backbone being the Hunt Smith silent command techniques. Have a watch I hope you enjoy and learn something. Stay tuned for more videos I will show ya the good bad and the ugly it doesn’t always go as planned but that’s the reality of hunting as well! I have made plenty of mistakes and Joe has too I think the smart thing is to learn from the successes and failures!

So I attempting to make this a group the pic below is the group not sure the difference. but everyone should try to foll...
01/12/2024

So I attempting to make this a group the pic below is the group not sure the difference. but everyone should try to follow this group so ya can post, it’s confusing as hell to me but maybe we are on the right track.

Dolly and Daisy headed to Arkansas!  The last one Dottie will be headed to Africa in a few more weeks! Kinda bitter swee...
01/10/2024

Dolly and Daisy headed to Arkansas! The last one Dottie will be headed to Africa in a few more weeks! Kinda bitter sweet I have grown fond of all the pups especially these few that stayed a lil bit longer. But I tell ya what things will be quite a bit easier and a lil more quieter around the house! Safe travels Mike and Nate( Nate’s mikes flight instructor I think he might want to keep JDs dog)!

01/10/2024

Second day of step one! And I forgot to open the bob/door. The two dark birds pushed through! I opened it up and the others went in

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01/08/2024

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This is how I am training my pigeons to come back to the loft! I will show actual video and pics of me doing this. I did step one on a new batch of birds yesterday, of course I didn’t video it but I will today they did exactly what they were supposed to. I shook the food so they can associate going through the door with time to eat. In my past experience they always come back to the loft at night. I try to feed them when I get home from work it’s not always the same time but if ya can do it at sunset everytime it will probably help.

Get ya Lofts built get ya pigeons homed to the loft, now is the time for exposure opening those senses now is key!

Welcome to another exciting episode on our pigeon racing channel! In this video, we'll be sharing three simple yet effective steps to train your racing homin...

01/08/2024

My buddy shot a doe at my place Saturday so I took Dixie to check out some blood and a deer. I kept the legs and some hide to drag around for them. She didn’t really know what to think! ya have to expose them to it all! Hardwire there brains for the future the more blood, scent, and dead critters they get to check out the better off they will be

01/08/2024

When y’all picked up the pups I mentioned putting food on the ground scattered about and putting the food in a line!

10 week mark was this past Saturday. 1 teaspoon per 10 pounds is what the bottle says. You can put it on there food and ...
01/02/2024

10 week mark was this past Saturday. 1 teaspoon per 10 pounds is what the bottle says. You can put it on there food and they will gobble it up!

01/01/2024

Here is a video of the sequence, ya really need to do this everyday once in the morning and once at night, I have slacked a lil bit over the holidays but force ya self to do it as much as possible and gain some consistency. It will pay huge dividends in the long haul. Once everything is going well start getting ya buddies to do the sequence for ya. Getting others involved will simulate judges and vets checking them out and putting there hands in there mouth as well. Get after it y’all!

01/01/2024

Happy New years everyone! We have had an incredible Christmas week! Lots and lots of exposure and excitement for the pups we quail hunted with the big dawgs and the pups got to check out a few live birds my phone died during that so I didn’t get great footage. We also duck hunted a few times so the pups got to mouth and smell several wood ducks. As well lots of walks in the fields, woods water front ect… all the pups have been crate training everyday, and all are adapting pretty well to that as too!

This video is of a lil drill I do only a few times to help open up pointing and prey drive! It didn’t take long for this pup to start pointing. You do not want the dog to catch the wing it’s ok if ya mess up a few times and they do catch it, just walk up to the dog and get it out maybe even a good dog. When they get a lil tired of the chase and realize they can’t catch it they will start to point and stalk it. Once ya do this a few times put it up and start with the live birds!

01/01/2024

Get them fired up have fun! Open those senses!

12/17/2023

Good morning gang! The first two pups have gone home with a couple more going home today, puppies can be fun but difficult at times I suggest having a puppy proof area in your house that is easy to clean up and free of stuff you don’t want chewed on, and also providing some stuff they can chew on. The puppies are very inquisitive and check things out with there nose and mouth. If the pup is biting I squeal like a Puppie, no hitting or yelling you don’t want to build fear! If the dog is chewing something redirect it and give it something it can chew. Again a tired dog gets in less trouble so before meals take them for a nice walk in a field or in the woods make sure ya have about an 6-8 ft rope on there collar to help ya catch them!
Discipline vs. Punishment for Puppies
Discipline and punishment are two different approaches to correcting puppy behavior problems. The differences are as follows:

Discipline: According to many professional dog trainers, discipline refers to training methods that correct your puppy’s behavior problems without resorting to verbal or physical punishment. Puppy discipline uses a combination of redirection, basic commands that reprimand in a firm but calm tone of voice, supervision, and positive reinforcement.
Positive reinforcement: When puppies exhibit good behavior or correct bad behavior, reward them with verbal praise, petting, treats, or playtime. Positive reinforcement of good behavior is the right way to create a bond of trust between you and your new puppy and encourages them to repeat the behavior in order to reap the rewards.
Punishment: Discipline does not conflate with punishment, which refers to a forceful or frightening corrective response to behavioral issues. Behaviorists note that striking your puppy, scolding or shouting in an angry or loud tone of voice, or otherwise using negative behavior as part of puppy training isn’t teaching your dog to obey you but to fear you. These punishments do little to correct misbehavior.
When to Start Disciplining Puppies
Start disciplining puppies at a young age. Eight- to ten-week-old puppies understand and respond to basic commands. Young puppies can easily learn “leave it,” which is one of the most common puppy commands. Use “leave it” whenever you see your puppy misbehaving, such as nibbling on shoes or acting aggressively during socialization.

How to Discipline a Puppy Effectively
There are several training tips for effectively disciplining a puppy without punishment. You should:

Meet their needs. A dog’s behavior is often due to its environment. A puppy needs a comfortable and safe place to sleep, dog food, regular exercise, socialization with people and other animals, and of course, affection. Puppies lacking in one or more of these factors are more willing to act out from sleep deprivation, hunger, or excess energy.
Use crate training. Crates give puppies a safe place to sleep and relax while also reducing the chances of unwanted behavior. Make sure your puppy’s crate has comfortable bedding, plenty of treats, and a well-loved stuffed toy to increase its appeal. Never use the crate as punishment.
Be consistent. Puppies crave consistency in their daily routine and in puppy training. Correct bad dog behavior immediately and firmly every time it happens with a firm voice, a loud noise like a hand clap, or through redirection, like offering them a chew toy when they exhibit biting behavior. Don’t forget to praise them for following your commands.
Supervise. Always supervise puppies. Left to their own devices, puppies’ curiosity often leads to destructive behavior. Be on hand to correct bad behavior, praise positive behavior, and take care of urgent needs such as potty breaks. Always have puppy chew toys on hand to reduce chewing or biting.
How to Discipline a Puppy for Biting
You can discipline a puppy for biting by using one or more of the following training tips:

Understand why puppies bite. Though biting you is annoying and even painful—puppy teeth can break human skin—a puppy bites as a way to interact with their surroundings. If an item catches a puppy’s eye, chances are that it will end up in the puppy’s mouth. Puppies also bite more often when they are teething or playing, but even play biting is painful. Biting is also a response to fear or anxiety.
Stop the play. Respond immediately if a puppy bites your hand during play. The last thing you want to do is jerk your hand away—this encourages more play and may result in a game of tug-of-war using your hand like a rope toy. Say “ouch” or “no” in a firm and clear voice—this is similar to the yelp a puppy’s littermates use when play gets too rough—and gently remove your hand from its mouth.
Redirect. Stop puppy biting by having plenty of chew toys on hand during play. Always praise your puppy when it plays with the chew toy.

12/12/2023

Dawgs having fun!

12/12/2023

Horsing around

12/12/2023
12/11/2023

Good morning gang! I have been out of town for a couple days! Just a quick update all the pups still go growing like a w**d! Tomorrow will is a big day, tattoos, chips, vaccines, and blood draw. I will send a couple more videos when I get my son off to school in a bit!

As we inch closer I know y’all are starting to order and buy this and that. For now a cheepo collar from the dollar stor...
12/04/2023

As we inch closer I know y’all are starting to order and buy this and that. For now a cheepo collar from the dollar store is fine they are gonna grow out of it quick what we use to n most of our dogs is a this rolled leather combination choke collar it can be used as a choke collar or regular it’s light weight and low profile. Also down the road when blood tracking starts you will use a wide band heavyweight collar with a swivel ring and there needs to be a clear and distinct difference. So no wide band collars except for blood tracking I will show y’all those in 6 months or so. As far as food and water goes we prefer metal they last longer and are indestructible, as well as non porous easy to keep clean. There is a ton of different options out there anything will work. We also use the bowls that slow them down to eat tons of options out there the pics are the exact ones we use.

This is my breeder from Germany this certainly shows the versatility of these dogs rabbits, Pheasants, a goose and a duc...
12/03/2023

This is my breeder from Germany this certainly shows the versatility of these dogs rabbits, Pheasants, a goose and a duck all in 1 outing.

Out like a light now! Big morning walk through the woods up and down hills through all kinds of cover, through puddles, ...
12/03/2023

Out like a light now! Big morning walk through the woods up and down hills through all kinds of cover, through puddles, through the small stream, around the corn feeder and back. yesterday I let them sniff all over a live pigeon and let them check that out of course I didn’t have my phone but we will do that again today and get some video of it. I also plan to let them check out a rabbit, I have a few cotton tales in a cage so they ought to get a kick out of that. I plan to kill a deer this week and let them check out as well. I also have a bunch of duck and goose wings I will start teasing them with the ole wing on a string! They are really starting to grow and mature a bit daily gonna keep introducing them to new stuff and getting them out and about maybe even a boat ride by the end of the week. I hope you all had a great weekend!

12/03/2023

Water!

12/03/2023

Back across the water

12/03/2023

Listen to there feet

12/03/2023

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