Training gundog pups from the earliest days,how to train a gundog puppy.Introducing two future gundogs,English Setter Daisy and Spots an English Springer Spaniel.Support my channel at / gundogandfly
Hey George agree with paddy whack Two beautiful pups you can see the pedigree in them also looking forward to seeing your updates with them, keep them coming 👍👍
Got a 5 month old springer, very eager to please, best pup I have worked with. Going to get him into field trials as I think he really has potential. Will be using your videos see what progress we can make in the next few months
I’ve a 15 week old English setter pup. She’s deaf but I’m pretty sure using a vibrate collar I can get her working. At this age though we are just working on hand signals
@@springerspanielfulI appreciate man, though ive been told makes tend to be more passionate, energetic and wiling to please in hunting,even though they are indeed more aggresive and stubborn. Maybe there is Just a wrong "female" prespective from humans to dogs, making us think that bitches are weaker.
@@springerspanielful Dad used to have a setter and I always had a terrier back in the day. It used to work well for us. The cockers kind of remind me of a terrier. Never had one.
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Love those pups !
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Great video George and good dogs for sure.Greetings from Down Under, hot barrel and tight lines.
Good man Tony.
Have a similar aged springer. Will be watching avidly thanks George
New vid in progress,will post soon,stay tuned,thanks.
Waiting for my springer pup in January, this videos will be very useful, thank you!
More than welcome.
Hey George agree with paddy whack
Two beautiful pups you can see the pedigree in them also looking forward to seeing your updates with them, keep them coming 👍👍
Will do Patsy,thanks.
Two beautys, looking forward to seeing how the progress.
Cheers
Got a 5 month old springer, very eager to please, best pup I have worked with. Going to get him into field trials as I think he really has potential. Will be using your videos see what progress we can make in the next few months
Let us know how it goes.
I’ve a 15 week old English setter pup. She’s deaf but I’m pretty sure using a vibrate collar I can get her working. At this age though we are just working on hand signals
Best of luck with your pup.
Great video. Gorgeous pups
Thanks a million.
Well sir, I have 3 favorite dog breeds and you are about to train 2 of them.
I look forward to watching this videos.
Glad to have you on board.
Looking forward to updates. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks,should be interesting.
Nice Video George,
Appreciate it Brian.
That Llewellyn there will be a topper.
She will be Pat,she has all the signs.
Tuned in
Welcome on board,enjoy.
Great video!! Keep it up
Thanks! You too!
Hey man great vid, is there a difference between male and female springer spaniel
Besides their respective genders,I prefer bitches,they generally start hunting at an earlier age and are easier to handle and train.
@@springerspanielfulI appreciate man, though ive been told makes tend to be more passionate, energetic and wiling to please in hunting,even though they are indeed more aggresive and stubborn. Maybe there is Just a wrong "female" prespective from humans to dogs, making us think that bitches are weaker.
Do you have a preference male vs female? Love your videos by the way.
I prefer females,they generally mature earlier than males and they aren't constantly trying to lead the pack.
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Yes, bitches are faster to mature but I prefer a dog for the long haul. Dogs generally are more loyal, I found.
@@Kitiwake Whatever your choice they are wonderful animals.
Be careful out in that field completely on your own George. That old covid is lurking around every corner. Have you ever had much to do with cockers?
Trained a couple,didn't enjoy the experience,we didn't get along very well.Some people swear by them,just not my cup of tea,cheers Vinnie.
@@springerspanielful Dad used to have a setter and I always had a terrier back in the day. It used to work well for us. The cockers kind of remind me of a terrier. Never had one.
@@vinniesdayoff3968 They're a finnicky dog in my limited experience of them,not the easiest to train.
@@springerspanielful Thanks George