Videos tagged with Gun Dog Training

This video provides a step-by-step guide on teaching a hunting dog to retrieve, focusing on positive reinforcement and overcoming distractions. It emphasizes starting with basic commands like 'fetch' and 'come' before progressing to 'hold' and introducing various training aids like bumpers and bird wings. The instruction highlights techniques to prevent dropping retrieved items and encourages a reward-based system for a well-trained bird dog.

Part 2 of Scott Linden's hunting dog training series focuses on teaching the crucial "Whoa" command. Scott Linden, a seasoned outdoorsman and host of "Wingshooting USA," shares advanced techniques and tactics for obedience training, building upon foundational skills. This video is ideal for new and experienced hunting dog owners looking to refine their dog's responsiveness in the field. The content is presented by an established expert with over 25 years of experience in hunting, dog training, and content creation.

This video features Scott Linden, a seasoned outdoorsman and host of "Wingshooting USA," offering expert advice on timing commands for hunting dogs. He explains how to recognize a dog's receptiveness to commands, enabling handlers to communicate more effectively in the field. The content aims to improve the success rate of training and hunting with dogs by understanding their cues. The video also highlights Scott Linden's extensive experience in bird hunting, dog training, and content creation, promoting his work and partnership with MidwayUSA.

This video from The American Sportsman features Grits Gresham and champion trainer John O'Neill discussing the selection and training of field trial dogs, specifically focusing on English Pointers for quail hunting. Key aspects covered include identifying desirable traits in puppies such as independence, boldness, and spirit, as well as the importance of early exposure to sounds like gunshots to prevent gun shyness. The training process emphasizes repetition, positive reinforcement, and gradually introducing commands like 'whoa' to steady the dog. The video also highlights the difference between hunting dogs and field trial dogs, noting that field trial dogs often require greater range and stamina.