Hard headed??? I don't believe that of a GSP...No just joking. I had a GSP for six years until he died suddenly one day. He never told me a lie and was my best freind for those six years. Your video brings back many happy memories. Thank you.
Very timely for me and my young pup on trying to keep drive and interest! He would rather hunt at times! Thanks for the videos they are always very encouraging!
Hi Dan, well he sounds like a normal young pup! Keep revisiting the basics that he has learnt, whilst pushing forward slowly with new stuff. He will get there. Enjoy your training :)
@@AyteeGSPs I appreciate that! I will definitely keep working on the basic while building that drive! He's a springer spaniel mixed with a fox hound so his nose gets in the way haha! Thanks for all the videos and I look forward to each one!
I agree but these exercises are preparation for all her work, including shootover. You are right, she is not cut out for Working Tests. It is always worth persevering with a difficult dog if you have the time, they sometimes simply mature later.
@@AyteeGSPs Carrot's markings and personality are almost identical to my current GSP. He's a good hunting dog but he's pretty useless at retrieving anything other than dead/dying animals. Dummies and lures don't interest him at all. Guess he thinks practice is a waste of time.
@@nothingbutmilk6576 Its all about obedience. They must learn to follow commands when they would prefer to do something else ! Then you can send them for a runner amongst dead birds ! I would say persevere, perhaps our dogs are related lol :)
Great video thanks for sharing. My Eng. Pointer is 14wk, just starting recall with a ball but will progress to a dummy soon. What is the launcher you use & where from? Thanks
Hi Duncan glad you enjoyed the vid. I would be very restrained in using a dummy launcher with any very inexperienced dog. Basic obedience and confidence in the dog wants to be established long before shot is combined with retrieves and shot would be introduced on its own from a distance. Just take things very slowly and of course an english pointer, not being bred to retrieve, may well need a much more measured and patient approach. But enjoy, my launcher is made by Turner Richards and our greatest fun and its best use is amongst a group of dogs, when more dogs & handlers are watching, learning steadiness and marking than are actually doing the retrieve. Good luck, enjoy !
@@roosterpalooza1985 Yes! Much too young - these launchers have a report like a shotgun ! You have a puppy that has little experience of life and could easily be made gun-shy, We sell digital training manuals and I suspect there is much guidance in them that will be a help to you. www.aytee.co.uk/training-german-shorthaired-pointer-gundogs The fun stuff at the moment is basic training 😀
Great videos thank you very helpful. We have a 5 month old pup. Been working on basics but very hard to get her to stay in sit and be commanded for a retrieve. Is this normal at this age? Am I working her too hard to young?
Hi Gareth, Thanks, glad you are finding them helpful. If she is finding something difficult to understand just take your time. The training needs to be fun and if she is not able to do an exercise it is almost certainly because you have moved forward too quickly. A 5 month old brain will not be able to process too much at once, because they are so immature and playful, so the pressure of instructions must be absolutely minimal - keep things fun. If this is your first HPR we have training manuals available online on our website which will be helpful. Good luck, keep us posted, L
@@AyteeGSPs OK thank you, yes perhaps I am wanting too much from my pup , she is really good so it's reassuring to hear that it normal! I will check out your website.
Hi Valerie, once they pay attention to work eating grass will stop. It takes some dogs longer to mature and be able to concentrate for a length of time. A mixture of discipline, keeping lessons interesting and growing up! Thanks for your response, enjoy your dogs!
To a great extent I agree with you, but she needed a correction for a poor response - when she understood the command but chose to ignore it. Getting hold of her and physically sitting her up would have been an alternative and might have worked better but many people are not strong enough to do this. My correction through the lead did not hurt her, but it was sharp and quick and enough to give an improved response. Her focus on dummies has improved immeasurably, but I respect you for questioning the methods.
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Hard headed??? I don't believe that of a GSP...No just joking. I had a GSP for six years until he died suddenly one day. He never told me a lie and was my best freind for those six years. Your video brings back many happy memories. Thank you.
Thankyou, sad to loose your dog but good to have happy memories 😊
Wow I am so impressed with their skills. Kudos to you ma'am.
Thanks Leo, they are all different and need individual attention to keep making progress - always a challenge but always worthwhile ! Enjoy your dogs
Very timely for me and my young pup on trying to keep drive and interest! He would rather hunt at times! Thanks for the videos they are always very encouraging!
Hi Dan, well he sounds like a normal young pup! Keep revisiting the basics that he has learnt, whilst pushing forward slowly with new stuff. He will get there. Enjoy your training :)
@@AyteeGSPs I appreciate that! I will definitely keep working on the basic while building that drive! He's a springer spaniel mixed with a fox hound so his nose gets in the way haha! Thanks for all the videos and I look forward to each one!
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These are the best videos I ve seen, thank you for posting them, they re most helpful!
Thanks Dora, thats great news that you put them to good use!
Love seeing you and the dogs!
Ha, thanks. Not in the pouring wind and howling gales you wouldnt !
Awesome material here! Love your videos!
You need to send that dog to Uncle Stonnie
😁 I probably agree with you 👍
Maybe Carrot just isn't cut out for retriever competitions. Not all GSPs are.
I agree but these exercises are preparation for all her work, including shootover. You are right, she is not cut out for Working Tests. It is always worth persevering with a difficult dog if you have the time, they sometimes simply mature later.
@@AyteeGSPs Carrot's markings and personality are almost identical to my current GSP. He's a good hunting dog but he's pretty useless at retrieving anything other than dead/dying animals. Dummies and lures don't interest him at all. Guess he thinks practice is a waste of time.
@@nothingbutmilk6576 Its all about obedience. They must learn to follow commands when they would prefer to do something else ! Then you can send them for a runner amongst dead birds ! I would say persevere, perhaps our dogs are related lol :)
I love your video
Aw, thanks Harry, I hope they are a help to you if you are training a GSP
Aytee GSPs I want one when I am older but I am trying to train my beagle springer spaniel to retrieve like your dogs when I'm hunting
@@harrymanley5879 crikey that might be more of a challenge than these!
Aytee GSPs she has been doing ok with me telling her to fetch and bring it back so far
Hi Harry, The FB Training Group is for everyone working on our Training Manuals, which are available on the website www.aytee.co.uk/training
halo that Karat is a fantastic dog always said that great worker not trials ,there is just something about her
Thanks John. Karats got it all, but wont give it all, but theres time, I dont plan to give up yet! Enjoy your dogs 😀
Great video thanks for sharing. My Eng. Pointer is 14wk, just starting recall with a ball but will progress to a dummy soon.
What is the launcher you use & where from?
Thanks
Hi Duncan glad you enjoyed the vid. I would be very restrained in using a dummy launcher with any very inexperienced dog. Basic obedience and confidence in the dog wants to be established long before shot is combined with retrieves and shot would be introduced on its own from a distance. Just take things very slowly and of course an english pointer, not being bred to retrieve, may well need a much more measured and patient approach. But enjoy, my launcher is made by Turner Richards and our greatest fun and its best use is amongst a group of dogs, when more dogs & handlers are watching, learning steadiness and marking than are actually doing the retrieve. Good luck, enjoy !
What are you using to teach them to retrieve I need one of these
Hi Rooster - "Turner Richards Dummy Launcher" not to be overused as can easily make them unsteady 😏 Enjoy your dogs !
@@AyteeGSPs thanks for the feedback. Is there an age you would recommend using this device. My dog is 14 weeks old is that too early?
@@roosterpalooza1985 Yes! Much too young - these launchers have a report like a shotgun ! You have a puppy that has little experience of life and could easily be made gun-shy, We sell digital training manuals and I suspect there is much guidance in them that will be a help to you. www.aytee.co.uk/training-german-shorthaired-pointer-gundogs The fun stuff at the moment is basic training 😀
@@AyteeGSPs thank you for the feedback
Great videos thank you very helpful. We have a 5 month old pup. Been working on basics but very hard to get her to stay in sit and be commanded for a retrieve. Is this normal at this age? Am I working her too hard to young?
Hi Gareth, Thanks, glad you are finding them helpful. If she is finding something difficult to understand just take your time. The training needs to be fun and if she is not able to do an exercise it is almost certainly because you have moved forward too quickly. A 5 month old brain will not be able to process too much at once, because they are so immature and playful, so the pressure of instructions must be absolutely minimal - keep things fun. If this is your first HPR we have training manuals available online on our website which will be helpful. Good luck, keep us posted, L
@@AyteeGSPs OK thank you, yes perhaps I am wanting too much from my pup , she is really good so it's reassuring to hear that it normal! I will check out your website.
What's the story on how you named karot?
How much for carrot
Carrot was eating grass throughout much of the video. Never ends well when my dog eats grass.
Hi Valerie, once they pay attention to work eating grass will stop. It takes some dogs longer to mature and be able to concentrate for a length of time. A mixture of discipline, keeping lessons interesting and growing up! Thanks for your response, enjoy your dogs!
I have been training hunting dogs for years since I was 4. But never have i seen anyone tug on a lead that's around their neck
To a great extent I agree with you, but she needed a correction for a poor response - when she understood the command but chose to ignore it. Getting hold of her and physically sitting her up would have been an alternative and might have worked better but many people are not strong enough to do this. My correction through the lead did not hurt her, but it was sharp and quick and enough to give an improved response. Her focus on dummies has improved immeasurably, but I respect you for questioning the methods.
It seemed to suit the personality and the situation. Since you were 4? The mozart of dog trainers over here.
she's coming on well ok she's still switching off a bit but wow
Thanks Richard, yes she's getting there - ha, the attention span of a gnat sometimes!
@@AyteeGSPs but when she switched on for her own pickup wow eventually