Teach Your Dog To Fetch - Trained Retrieve - Hold - Gun Dog Training

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In this video we show the next step of the Trained Retrieve. We want Gus to become comfortable holding objects in his mouth without mouthing them. In this part of the trained retrieve we use our hand at first to get them used to holding something in their mouth then move onto a dowel like object. Until your dog is comfortable holding something in their mouth you won't be able to move onto the next step of the Trained Retrieve.
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@kathybellptha Год назад

Thank you! I had my dogs retrieving but they did not like the bumper! What a great aha moment!

@TYLERVUESJJ 5 лет назад

My Belgian malinois was trained in protection. At the age of 7 months I finally started to train him retrieve dove and duck. He picked it up in n 2 weeks and we were out hunting. No issues at all with his biting at all.. but during protection training, his jaws will lock on everything... Hunting and his mouth was so soft on birds while retrieving.

@beautiakter7249 4 года назад

i was so tired of our lilly biting us all the time and then i used a few tips i learned from the MyDogTraining7.blogspot.com -- videos. it was like night and day; worked so well

@kibummmm 6 лет назад

I'm so happy to come across this video! We are currently working with our GWP to hold and do a trained retrieve. I was looking for a way to do this without a forced fetch and here it is. Really hoping it will work with him. Love the idea to start with hands because my pup already knows not to bite me, so I think it'll be a good place to start.

@hectorgreene5875 4 года назад

Hey there. So this is so this is a common misconception popularized by traditional dog trainers that rely on tools to make life unpleasant when their dog does not perform as desired. Here's a video that will explain the dominance myth: ==> BestDogTrainingProgram.blogspot.com

@melblacke5726 7 лет назад

You have a nice soft easy manner with animals. I am teaching an ECS to do a trained retrieve without munching on it. I might even try a hunt test with her in the future as I believe she has an aptitude for the work. We wont use an ecollar but this gives me a step by step for how to. She retrieves naturally but we have to work to perfect her technique.

@StandingStoneKennels 7 лет назад

Thanks for the comment! Good luck with pup, and let us know if we can help!

@darthzohan8429 6 лет назад

lol "nice easy manner with animals" He's using an ecollar lmaooooo. "nice and easy" hahahaha. Ecollars are cruel no matter how they're used

@LincolnTheLabrador 6 лет назад

Damn! He's absolutely gorgeous! I love GSPs they're my favourite breed!

@StandingStoneKennels 6 лет назад

DollyBear X Thank you!

@RetrieverTrainingAlone 2 года назад

I start teaching hold with a gloved hand...2 seconds of success is better than 5 seconds of failure. With a gloved hand, I think it is easier for pup to understand the hold concept and not to chew, especially not to chew the owners fingers, plus pup cannot spit out a gloved hand. I usually teach hold before each feeding session, so twice a day, max 2 minutes per session. Start with a gloved hand building hold gradually for a few seconds sequentially, until pup can reliably hold for >2 minutes without chewing/spitting out. Then transition to a big leather mitten, then a canvas bumper, then a plastic bumper. After hold is solid, then I start the force fetch process. Why force fetch? Because I run field trials/hunt tests where the retriever must reliably retrieve a wet, cold, skanky duck at hundreds of yards distance away from the handler and the retriever must not drop to shake after exiting water. If I was exclusively hunting, I would not force fetch as every bird in hunting is a freshly shot flyer, not a cold, skanky bird with the scent of other dogs from previous retrieves.

@billtobler7218 7 лет назад

Good video. You have a good way with the pups. I have a 2 year old black lab, and she has her HRCH, needs one pass for her senior title and hope to get her Master hunter title this season. Reading some of the comments, you might want to start off with "Make sure your pup is collar conditioned before you start this." People not in the know will think you can just strap an e-collar onto their dog and it will fix anything.

@StandingStoneKennels 7 лет назад

Bill Tobler glad you liked the video. Sounds like you have an awesome dog!

@Wooden_yeti 4 года назад

Do you have any videos on training your pup to focus during training? I have a lab pup and she knows 2 speeds right now... I have her fetching balls, bumpers etc in a field no collar but working on hold is difficult. She always wants to play instead.

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Utilizing his meals for training will help keep him focused!

@falconeyeswat2478 7 лет назад

can you plz tell me about the basic training of pointer dog i want to train for all kind of huntings like duck chukar pheasents monal plz help me i don't have ideas

@StandingStoneKennels 7 лет назад

shah sajid thanks for the comment! Please shoot us an email, and we can talk more! You can also contact us via our website www.standingstonekennels.com

@falconeyeswat2478 7 лет назад

ok thank you for the response i am from pakistan i will contact you plz give me hints i have no idea how to train on good way like you have

@TheBourabo 7 лет назад

i shocked my dog with a collor for the first time during fetch becuse he alwayse runs away with the dummy insted of bringing it back now hes scared of the dummy . how can i get him to start fetching the dummy again and not be scared of it? any help is greatly appreciated

@StandingStoneKennels 7 лет назад

Sounds like you made a couple mistakes. A live consult with a pro may be a better idea.

@DrDaleHubbardPhD 7 лет назад

This is exactly the reason it is much better to use positive reinforcement training - you obtain better results and no negative effects such as the one mentioned in this post! Dr. Dale Hubbard, Ph.D.

@armchairgangstac907 7 лет назад

Ya you used the e collar in the wrong manner. No never use it on commands your dog doesn't know. Use it as reinforcement

@johnbuchanan742 6 лет назад

Bo Boura it's very important to collar condition first and be very easy on your dog with the shock level

@TitusBen1957 7 лет назад

Why not start from the beginning with a training bumper?

@StandingStoneKennels 6 лет назад

Peter Colley the hard dowel is easier to eliminated chewing habits from beginning for starting this process! Thanks for watching!

@DrDaleHubbardPhD 3 года назад

Why use a forceful means when training retrieve when you can achieve better results with positive reinforcement. You are not building a strong bond with your hunting dog as you would with a positive means. Disappointing to see that some trainers are still using a primitive means.

@c.mcraegameing867 6 лет назад

I have no problem with my dog doing this she just won’t drop what she has 🤦‍♂️

@StandingStoneKennels 6 лет назад

C.McRaegameing A dog with a strong natural hold is ideal! There are a couple quick tricks to help with a release! Let us know if you would like help!

@austincummins4125 5 лет назад

mmm he wouldn't have to train me I'd submit to him any day

@StandingStoneKennels 5 лет назад

austin cummins 😂

@Trovatore75 3 года назад

Disgusting, cruel and completely unnecessarily inhumane way to teach an easy skill which can be taught without torturing the dog. Check out force free gundog trainers who are competent enough not to need to abuse the dog to teach simple skills.

@adventureswithfrodo2721 6 лет назад

You actually need to teach your dog bite inhibition, not just stick your fingers in his mouth.

@StandingStoneKennels 6 лет назад

Adventures with Frodo Thanks for the comment. Bite inhibition isn’t exactly what we are working on. As I explain in the video our hand plays an important role to help prevent tonguing which will typically translate to rolling birds later in life.