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English Setter Finishes Hunting Training

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Welcome to Standing Stone Kennels! In this video we talk about Covey's progress and how persistence is key when teaching an older dog to hunt. Follow along to learn about Covey's progress.
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@guywiththepinkgun 3 года назад

Covey has been an awesome dog to work with! She and @ronspomeroutdoors are going to have an awesome fall! Hope we get to hunt together Covey!

@lisadesiree2297 6 месяцев назад

I have a rescue Setter I am in the process of training post Derby fun. I guess it wasn't the goal to have Covey broke to wing and shot? I am starting the whoa post first and then I'll pick up the E collar you recommend for for recalls and for her flank.

@dannykretzer7466 3 года назад

Watch a beautiful Dog , it looks like she's doing very well. Due to her ability and your hard work. Anyone would be proud to Have her.

@Kitiwake 3 месяца назад

I had a bird hunting english setter dog for 10 years. We call them a "Llewellyn" here in Ireland also. Lovely nature and strong with the family but for the first 2 seasons he was as mad as a hatter in the field... Racing ahead, chasing hares and flushing pheasants 300 yards out in front..i had no control, clearly. I managed to shoot some birds over him by luck more that by any great contribution he made. However, on the third season he became very steady on point over pheasant and woodcock. By the fourth season he showed me a thing or two, with a keen nose, pointing often 50 yards or more away from a bird in cover. At the end of that season i dropped a mallard dead on the river, who began to drift slowly away. I didn't have my lab retriever with me, but guess what.... With little coaxing my llewellyn swam out and retrieved the duck. From that day and for the next six years he retrieved most of my game. He was the boss when we hunted together. We were a great team and I trusted that dog to know his job... And he did... splendidly so

@StandingStoneKennels 3 месяца назад

Thanks so much for sharing! Your Llewellyn sounds like a really nice dog!

@sharronhumphries6727 3 года назад

As always, excellent work SSK !!!.

@patob4868 3 года назад

Hey guys I'm a new subscriber, love your channel, setters are a big part of hunting in Ireland, I myself have always had setters and german shorthaired pointers and they cover all aspects of the hunting I do, so it's nice to see you guys state side working these breeds, keep up the good work 👍👍🇮🇪🇮🇪☘️☘️

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

Thanks for being a fan!

@pawpatrolamv7219 3 года назад

@@StandingStoneKennels When Covey points just let her/his tail wag when pointing I don’t see a problem with it

@danleahbouthillier5342 Год назад

I have a Llewellyn Setter "English" which I'm working on up here in Northern Ontario for grouse but I've noticed in this vid steady to wing but not the shot please comment and thank you love all your instructional videos keep the coming

@alcyonecrucis 2 года назад

Very impressive dog!

@shkraus 3 года назад

Great update on Covey. Ron lead me to your channel and I'm very grateful he did. You did a great job with Covey!

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

That’s awesome! Thanks for watching!!

@MrHf4l 2 года назад

Is that Ron Spomer’s dog?

@always_napping73 3 года назад

Nice to see an update on covey

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

Yes she is ready to head home shortly!

@danpatrick9080 3 года назад

I can't tell what kind of birds your using. My llew hates carrying pigeons and usually holds by just a wing...a quail and he gallops back with a full grip...I think he feels pigeons are beneath his dignity

@sabineshatraw7822 Год назад

What does splashing her on the back of the head with a bottle of water do what is the purpose of that? Is that supposed to desensitize her to sticking her head in water to grab a bird

@DanielSullivan5280 2 года назад

First time bird dog owner here. Was curious why you wet her ears first? Does it help with scent? Never seen someone do that before. Thanks for the content.

@Kitiwake 3 месяца назад

Warm weather

@rubythroat2258 2 года назад

So... how do you train the bird to stay in the grass until you are ready to kick it up? ;)

@StandingStoneKennels 2 года назад

Have your see our playlists?

@Okay17282 3 года назад

Question: my Brittany has not been retrieving for a week now it’s been kinda on the hot side in my state so i don’t know if that’s case or is it something else?

@boarfkurtis 2 года назад

Should Covey chase the bird after it flushes or should he wait to be released?

@162someone 3 года назад

My gsp doesn't stop chewing on birds while asked for retrivieng often runs away any recommendations how to stop it, he is 5 months old

@Kitiwake 3 месяца назад

Is the game damaged, is the key question? You could try dummy practice... Barbed wire in the dummy. Then a long break from retreieving. Maybe a bit cruel, but i can recommend it if the dog is damaging game. I have never had to do it, though.

@justagirlandherdogs615 3 года назад

How much do you charge for 6 month programs

@anonymous_9079 3 года назад

how old is covey?

@DynamiteLanding 3 года назад

What breed of Dog is Covey

@always_napping73 3 года назад

English setter

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

Covey is a English Setter!

@Scentedsam1993 2 года назад

Why do you wet her ears?

@DrDaleHubbardPhD 2 года назад

Place water on chest to cool the dog

@daguppz7945 3 года назад

two years is old for a dog now? jfc my seven year old is ancient then!

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

Just old the start any amount of training! Typically we would recommend to begin around 6-12 months of age for more formal training!

@BlueSpirit422 3 года назад

Those guys must eat a lot of bird meat

@DaveDEF82 3 года назад

Well two weeks to work on her being able to sit besides you without holding on to her ... 😑

@UrMom_says Год назад

Who is that good looking woman??

@DrDaleHubbardPhD 2 года назад

A poor completion and it took you six months..... The dog's actions showed concern, displayed by low enthusiasm. Why did you say Whoa when the dog was already in Whoa position. I would never allow you to train a dog of mine or ask for advice.

@karasmidt2813 2 года назад

How would you do this differently?

@DrDaleHubbardPhD 2 года назад

@@karasmidt2813 first of all not startle a dog (that is damaged) with a water bottle. I would never collar condition this dog because it was ultra sensitive when Ethan first obtained the dog. Primarily positive training and moving to a Premack Principle to complete the dog. I know circumstances beyond what is shown in the video that I would cross an ethical line by making it public.

@StandingStoneKennels 2 года назад

You have spent a good amount of time watching our videos and correcting what we do wrong via RU-vid comments. Would you be interested in have a podcast discussing training philosophies?