Theres know need to be like that we all love your videos and myself and most probably others look forward to seeing them every week ish but don’t get to cocky as there are trainers as good if not better to watch and help us with our problems if you can’t help us with our retrieving problems please say rather than cocky comments that doesn’t help any of us achieve what we are trying to do.
@@markprentice8736 as I said, apologies, all I was trying to do was make a video to point out important parts that I think are relevant to developing a good retrieve. I don't have loads of dogs so I can't always show things going wrong.
@@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314 ok it’s just you always tell us how busy you are with clients dogs I (we)just thought you must at sometime have come across this problem with one of your clients and could show us all how you (our we)could resolve our problem.
Excellent as always. My boy is 10 months old now and doing quite well 90% of the time with recall, stop, and retrieve (when not distracted)
Great news 👍☺️
Very helpful thank you
Thank you ☺️
As always Chris..👍👍
you still making videos of charlie? i really like his.
I will do one soon just hard to video as I'm doing a lot of hunting which is hard to get on camara on my own ☺️
You have done this vid before with your perfect pups,please show us guys that are really struggling what to do if they don’t return to hand.
Apologies I'll try and do better mark 😞
Theres know need to be like that we all love your videos and myself and most probably others look forward to seeing them every week ish but don’t get to cocky as there are trainers as good if not better to watch and help us with our problems if you can’t help us with our retrieving problems please say rather than cocky comments that doesn’t help any of us achieve what we are trying to do.
@@markprentice8736 as I said, apologies, all I was trying to do was make a video to point out important parts that I think are relevant to developing a good retrieve. I don't have loads of dogs so I can't always show things going wrong.
@@hampshirespanieltrainingwi9314 ok it’s just you always tell us how busy you are with clients dogs I (we)just thought you must at sometime have come across this problem with one of your clients and could show us all how you (our we)could resolve our problem.
Good video Chris
What do you do if a pup wants to play keep away?
A short restricted space to start with is the most important thing don't give the dog options