25/12/2023
Merry Christmas from all of us at Round 2 Retrievers!
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•Gun Dog Training (AKC & UKC Hunt Test Competitions)
•Obedience
•Grooming
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Merry Christmas from all of us at Round 2 Retrievers!
HRCH UH Swagger had a busy 3 days of hunting in Canada, retrieving roughly 200 ducks and geese.
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Often while speaking to clients about obedience I hear statements like "I don't need a hunting dog" or "I don't need my dog to sit on a whistle at 300 yards.
Every hunting dog, service dog, police k9, blood tracking dog, or pet we train all go thru the same initial obedience! If you can't get your dog to sit or come to you on a 6ft lead how would you ever expect them to sit at a distance, during distractions, or in strange environments?
The video below is of a K9 that we initially trained in obedience last July. The dog has worked the street and like all good K9's love someone in a bite suit! I have not handled or did an obedience routine with this dog since last August. You can see him dragging the same 6ft lead that he and dozens of other dogs have been trained with. I can't think of many situations that would be more tempting for a dog to be disobeint. I am usually the "bad guy" and the dogs handler is in control. This dog would MUCH RATHER make me his squeaker toy and chew me up but instead he is performing numerous obedience commands, then being allowed to do what he prefers (biting) me only to again go back to being under control.
Whether the obedience command is sit, here, bark, bite, release, roll over, lay down, fetch, etc. it all takes teaching the dog the desired command, repeating the command until it is automatic, then proofing thru distractions all in a controlled environment on that "boring 6ft lead" that every dog starts on.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JUSTINE!
She is every months "employee of the month", groomer, bookkeeper, kennel hand, secretary, number 1 mom and wife! We hope you have a relaxing and uneventful day!
We still have some firecrackers leftover from the . 3 yellow boys and 4 yellow girls. Raksha x Stoeger 2023.
The RAKSHA x STOEGER puppies doing what they do best at this point in their lives! We still have a few looking for their forever homes!
Our entire crew Blue, Bang, Gibbs, Buford, Willie, Abby, Bailey, Gunnar, Nash, Luna, Prince, Ice, Maverick H, Maverick T, Riggs, Yeti, Foz, Goose and Stoeger wish their Mothers a Happy Mother's Day!!
Too funny not to share.
If you didn't get your Raksha x Stoeger puppy from the first litter you have one more chance!
Need a spring cleaning?? Contact Justine to schedule your pups makeover...
Gibbs, Blue, Ducky, Scout and Prince enjoyed working for Avery while she was on spring break last week.
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We had all levels of experience yesterday on our snow goose hunt. Puppies got to join the fun after the shooting was done.
Hard to believe it's been almost 10 years!
Past student Teal owned by Tom Evans is as comfortable on the slopes as she is in the field. Teal is out of Cassidy Retrievers "Levi" and was a pleasure to work with and have around the house.
Bang loves to watch the obedience dogs get trained from his perch!
Very good information
Grizzly was one wild boy 3 weeks ago! He turned out to be quite the gentleman!
Klairee is one smart pup!
Past student Eddie doing what he was trained to do! Eddie is owned by the Wilson family!
Looks like Stoeger is still having fun chasing ducks!
Ava and Ellie just completed the obedience program! These sweet girls belong to Chris and Angie Zora
Bentley owned by the Forlines family is here to complete our obedience program.
Red owned by the Fayhee family is about finished with his obedience. Red is one smart boy!
Burford says he's big enough to carry and ostrich, this is a piece of cake!
Pups starting the New Year a little fuzzy? Call Justine to get them looking fabulous!!
We were asked to participate in a neat little project along with DJ&K's Kennels and Ryan Bland - Broker, Tarrant & Harman Real Estate and Auction Co. Here is a short clip to give you an idea of things to come!
This is "Upland Hunt" by Larry McMillian on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
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Often while speaking to clients about obedience I hear statements like "I don't need a hunting dog" or "I don't need my dog to sit on a whistle at 300 yards. Every hunting dog, service dog, police k9, blood tracking dog, or pet we train all go thru the same initial obedience! If you can't get your dog to sit or come to you on a 6ft lead how would you ever expect them to sit at a distance, during distractions, or in strange environments? The video below is of a K9 that we initially trained in obedience last July. The dog has worked the street and like all good K9's love someone in a bite suit! I have not handled or did an obedience routine with this dog since last August. You can see him dragging the same 6ft lead that he and dozens of other dogs have been trained with. I can't think of many situations that would be more tempting for a dog to be disobeint. I am usually the "bad guy" and the dogs handler is in control. This dog would MUCH RATHER make me his squeaker toy and chew me up but instead he is performing numerous obedience commands, then being allowed to do what he prefers (biting) me only to again go back to being under control. Whether the obedience command is sit, here, bark, bite, release, roll over, lay down, fetch, etc. it all takes teaching the dog the desired command, repeating the command until it is automatic, then proofing thru distractions all in a controlled environment on that "boring 6ft lead" that every dog starts on.
The judges asked Avery Sunday morning if she was running test dog. In typical Avery fashion she goes to the trailer and grabs her dog. This was the first walk up and triple she has ran. Thank you to the West Allis Judges Carol Reed and Carol Greenwald for giving her this opportunity!
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