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East Coast Field Dog LLC

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East Coast Field Dog LLC

Field Dog Training for the beginner or veteran hunter. Simple easy no nonsense training to get your dog under control and be proud to show off.
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Our program is different from most you will find. We will work with you and your dog so you learn as your pup does. We have private access to fields and birds. You and your dog will learn together the fundamentals of:
Introduction to birds, Gun introduction, Use of checkcord, Quartering, Heel, Recall, Whoa (stay), Retrieving, Introduction to water, Use of birds, Finding, Pointing or Flushing birds

, Steady to Wing, Steady to Shot, Sit to Flush. Also covered are the pros and cons of the electronic dog collar. You will teach your dog all commands through using verbal, whistle, and hand. The most important part of any dog’s training is what you do when you first get your pup. This starts and sets the foundation for years to come. Bad habits are easy to develop…tough to correct. Don’t let this happen!

11/28/2024

From my crew to yours, wishing you all a happy and safe Thanksgiving, make it great!

11/17/2024

Heather and her dog Bec here this morning. We had their remote collar training session. Bec did a nice job as well as Heather working her through the commands.

Heather’s goal is to hunt Bec next year and is working towards completing her hunter safety course.
I love seeing the ladies getting into hunting with their pups.. GO Heather!!

11/07/2024

This clip was just sent in by Jonathan showing Gus on an intense point.

11/03/2024

Jonathan sent this clip in of Gus working a bird on the run. He was working his way back to his truck because he already had his limit.
A little end of hunt enjoyment!

11/03/2024

One more time for this bird hunting demon (Gus) this morning. He finds them and Jonathan knocks them down. And here I am with a torn calf muscle…Ugg.

Whether Jonathan has Gus or Zeke, they get it done.
Nice job boys!

11/02/2024

Alex just sent these pics in. Sounds like Mabel is doing a nice job for Alex.

Alex comments-
Hi John, hope you’re well. Just wanted to let you know Mabel, my English setter, is having another great year in the field thanks to your instruction. Your guidance and support—especially on fetch—is still holding up. Thanks!

10/25/2024

Nice session with Herman and his pup Maisie today!

10/24/2024

Here is Roux with the first woodcock I managed to knock down for her. She is doing pretty dang good for her first year and only getting better.

10/21/2024

Looks like John and Keith are doing their job by whacking the geese and ducks out there. But know this, there would be no stacking if they didn’t have this fantastic retriever Sluggo!

Nice shooting guys, and of course, great job Sluggo!

10/21/2024

Maine proved to be exceptional this year, with abundant bird contacts and rapid action—far too numerous to count. My youngest dog, Roux, achieved her first points under a gun, which was a notable milestone. Unfortunately, I found myself missing some critical shots. Fortunately, there are still many days left to improve my performance.

10/20/2024

Jerry just sent this photo in of his two girls. Sounds like this team is working together getting the job done. Nice work Jerry!!

Jerry’s comments-

Thanks John!
We couldn’t have done it without your help!!
Thank you for teaching us the in’s and out’s of bird hunting we are very grateful!!!

10/19/2024

Cathy just sent this pic in of her dog Gronk. Sounds like they are having a great season!

10/19/2024

I can only say “this pup is rocking it out there”

Dave’s comments-

Ursa put up 4 pheasant in 3 hours just over 7 MI, we brought home 2. Heading to the White Mountains for Grouse and woodcock this afternoon and tomorrow

10/18/2024

Marcell is have fun with his pup Violet. Looks like she and Marcell are getting the job done.

Nice work by both of you! Enjoy the rest of the season!

Marcell’s comments-

Great hunt today violet flushed the birds and retrieved all in the days fun. She is doing awesome.

10/17/2024

Amber just sent this photo in of her and her dog Gus.
That a boy Gus. I knew you had it in you. Keep going Amber, nice work and good shooting!!

10/12/2024

Howard just sent this pic in. He made it to camp in Maine with Angle and his son-inlaw and was greeted with a Warm welcome.
I know you’re going to have fun up there Howard, enjoy!

Howard comments -

Hi John, Cheryl and Chris are our Great
Cooks ! Food is by Cheryl a local girl Plaid shirt and Chris her friend.
Howard

10/12/2024

Ursa is having a great start to the season racking up birds for her owner Dave, keep getting her in the covers, sound like she’s on fire! BTW- she looks very proud!

Daves comments-

Wind had the pheasant holding tight this morning and not wanting to fly. Ursa found 3. Two ran for thick cover and 1 we brought home.

10/12/2024

Tom and Terrell with their dog Kona here this morning.
We had their remote training collar session and all went perfectly. Kona is one sweetheart!

Address

Hollis, NH
03049

Opening Hours

Monday	5pm - 8pm
Tuesday	5pm - 8pm
Wednesday	5pm - 8pm
Thursday	5pm - 8pm
Friday	5pm - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16033057499

Website

http://eastcoastfielddogtraining.com/

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Videos

This clip was just sent in by Jonathan showing Gus on an intense point.

Jonathan sent this clip in of Gus working a bird on the run. He was working his way back to his truck because he already had his limit. A little end of hunt enjoyment!

Little work with dave’s dog Maverick this evening. He’s doing pretty good out there!

Here’s a quick clip of Tom‘s dog Kona this morning. When the birds come out get out of this little girls way!

Here is John’s dog Sluggo this morning after his training on some fun bumpers. Duck season here we come!

Here is a clip of Sluggo on a retrieve after his session this morning. We are working him this morning on steadiness in the blind. He was having a little bit of trouble with that as he is one amped up boy! We have made really good progress with him and I’m sure he will be doing very good by the time the season opens. In fact, I will be going on a veterans only hunt with him in September. I am so looking forward to it!

Here is a quick clip of Dave’s dog Maverick. We are working steady drills with him. This Vizsla has a very good nose, he is coming along nicely with his training, handles nicely, and he is a pleasure to work!

Here is a quick clip of Abby today. We had a nice session with her this morning going through her commands. We then brought her down to the pond to introduce her to water for the first time as this is her first session. With a little introduction she quickly learned to love being in that water! Fun days ahead for this little girl!

Clip #2 of Maisie

Here is a clip #1 of today’s session with Maisie. Just working on steadiness. We are just about done with her training for this year. She is right where we want her to be as far as when she goes on point, she holds that point with no creeping in on the bird.

Here is Roux first time retrieving a bird in water. She loves what she does and I am looking forward in seeing what she does this year when we hit the covers.

Here is Maisie today during her session. We are running off-lead drills with her. This drill is for when she picks up scent, she instantly goes on point, no creep. At this point in her training she can break when the bird is flushed, and/or when the the shot is fired. You can see the distance she is pointing this bird. She did very well! There are times while dog training when a dog comes in and does a great job and just makes you look good as a trainer. She is a dream to work and I am looking so forward in seeing how she finishes up. If any dog trainers are reading this you know exactly what I mean! Good genetics/breeding produce all around good dogs with good personalities, dogs that are happy, attentive, balanced, calm, loving, playful that follows all expectations, boundaries and rules with little effort . Maisie is one of those!!