Walked Up Pheasant Shooting with Spaniels 

What a great little cocker ! Earned his kibble on that day for sure.

Brilliant cracking looking dog works well enjoy your season!

Those ferns were some thick stuff for Ted, and with all the scent in his face made for a tough retrieve ...... well done to the both of you! One of my dogs was not keen on retrieving doves ...... he would do it, but he rather not for some reason .... heh heh!

Good shooting and excellent dog work

Brilliant retrieves

You've done a great job with him ... Lovely team work ... Congrats !!

Great videos! Keep them coming! Love watching that dog work. Well done!!

Your videos are the second best thing about the start of the season. Please do more as I’ve already been trough them twice lol.

Merry Christmas Nick. Hope you're having great day. God bless

Great video nick big fan of your vids we start shooting on the 28th I work 2 springers

Hi i was wondering how you find these days shooting and the people you shoot with? i have an old spaniel that i got when she was retired that i use for dogging in and rough shooting but is not up to being in the beating line and is getting on a bit so i have just got a new cocker spaniel pup. this will be my first time training from a puppy, any tips or training advice would be amazing, thanks Robert

nice dogwork .

The small dogs are cocker spaniels, and the bigger one is a springer spaniel? Awesome dogs you have there.

Your colleagues were firing at very young pheasants in some of the video. nothing more that big poults. But good dog work as normal

Hello, I'm new to pheasant hunting and I was wondering if you have any tips on how to get a pup started. He's a decker terrier and is 4 months. He understands his basic commands but will still need refinement and I've also introduced him to pigeons and quails. So far he has the drive to seek and flush them. But as of right now I'm just winging it without a plan. If you could give me some tips such as commands or anything it would be very much appreciated!

Great video ... Really enjoy it... Thank you ... Did you bread Ted yourself ?....hope you and Ted enjoy the season

Which action cam is being used ? Ted is coming along well.

Suggestion: Find an urban gun dog and improve his welfare by teaching the owner some activities for urban gun dogs that don't actually involve discharging firearms in a residential area. To explain: Gundogs make great housepets, but when used in this way, even with the proper amount of leashed exercise, seem to a significant percentage of the time from depression, food-obsession, obesity, and neurotic behavior. Some experts have already done research into this problem, including one who wrote a book called "Urban Gun Dogs", but they have to be taught and tailored to the limitations of the context of each individual case. For example, given a spaniel and a suburban yard no larger than say, one acre, how would you, given your experience and expertise improve the welfare of the animal with activities? What equipment would you need, and how could you teach these to owners?" It'd be a way to help dogs and their owners, and it's a huge untapped market that you'd have basically to yourself.