English Labrador Retriever | How To Improve Your Retrieve
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2022
- Today Uncle Stonnie is out with Coal, an awesome English Labrador Retriever. In this video Stonnie demonstrates some super simple and effective strategies for building retrieving drive and reliability in your retriever.
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Great video! Would love to see a vid with an intact male English lab and how to manage excessive fixation on smells + marking.
Very helpful! And timely as we’re working to improve retrieving drive in our 4 month English Lab. Thanks Stonnie!
Another great lesson. Much appreciated Stonnie!
Thanks Stonnie!
love the labbies 😍
Thanks so much for making this video! I would love to begin some retrieval work with my Lab, Charlotte!
Excellent work cameraman, really showed off the beauty of Autumn in Kentucky!
My family just got 8 week yellow lab puppy, Emma, and we have been watching lots of your videos! We love your content and training style!
Thanks Stonnie!!
Thank you again Stonnie! great information. We have a 8 month old English Chubby and really appreciate these "English lab" specific videos. these dogs seem to need a different strategy when it comes to training and motivating them. Keep them coming please!
Thanks for the encouragement!! The dumbbell is my dog's least favourite retrieving item too. I'm happy to say my dog and I are "off to the races". Great video Stonnie:)
Thanks uncle stonnie top tips
Great vid, Stonnie!
Another great video
What a good boy Coal is. Handsome devil too, he is.
Love your videos and your overall interaction with and treatment of the dogs! We have a 6 year old English Lab (fox red) who is great at retrieving but seldom wants to give up the retrieved item (we usually have to play with two items). Any tips?
Thanks again for all the great content!
🇮🇪 Good video sharing
Hi Stonnie, what is your opinion on buying a "finished dog" looking at either lab or chessie for ducks but maybe a lower energy washout because I'm not hunting everyday. 5-10k range
My 110 lb 4 yr old is still insane. I can throw the ball till it looks like he's gonna have a heart attack, and he still won't stop. I have never seen a lab this energetic. It's alot! And this is my 3rd black lab. Does anybody else have one so obsessed with the ball?
It’s in their blood. Just have to structure behavior inside the house. Should be a great dog to have.
Not a lab but my Wire Fox Terrier will play retrieve for hours
Yes I have one 10 months old Male and im overwhelmed. He is trying to be the one in charge. 😳😳
I do. My 2 year old black lab will continue to run after a ball until she collapses. I have to really watch her in the summer so she doesn't overheat and actually kill herself. She's bonkers for the ball. Oh and she's all of 52 lbs and has no fear of busting through heavy brush.
What do you do when your working Lab just doesn't want to play fetch, she's just more interested in the treats!
Mine was about 1.5 years old before the fetch fixation took over. Before that it was work he did for treats, now he won't even acknowledge other dogs at the park if there's a ball in play.
@@TheSnappleman75 I honestly long for that but my Lab is 20 months and still showing no signs of interest in retrieving 🤦🏽♀️
My young English Lab can play fetch (tennis ball) for a couple of hours. I'm the one who quits.
You should post some videos! That's a lot of drive and endurance.
@@StonnieDennis Father has a WC from Chablais Kennel
“The Working Certificate program provides a way for Labrador owners to experience and develop an appreciation for the natural working abilities of their dogs without the lengthy and expensive commitment the competitive performance events require.”
I should have read the "fine print" lolol Found out the hard way that a Labs between the two types exist -- cold water hunters.
Cole is coming along great!
Interesting. Never saw an English lab in action. I assumed an English lab was pretty much a regular lab but with an English accent and better manners.
You know what they say about assuming, no?
Stonnie, I love your videos, but I owe it to my three year old English Lab to make a statement. Rose is from Robert Milner's place and she has more drive than any of the Labs I have owned in the past fifty years. My Vet calls her an Olympian. I limit my sessions to four or five retrieves, three or four times a day. I have no doubt she would go all day if I would continue with her. In the house, she is laid back. When it's time for business, she has no quit. So, please , not all English Labs are slow.
I’m familiar with those lines. Just to make things a little bit more confusing, the Milner lines are referred to as British Labrador Retrievers.
I’ve had quite a few British field line dogs at the kennel, and I’ve never met one I didn’t like!
I love all your videos. Therefore I am totally upset😢that your puppy training on those squares are gone😢
Forgive me saying that😊😊
I could do some more of that if you like!
Why would you want a lab that doesn't have a natural drive to retrieve? Is there some benefit to the English lab that I'm missing here?
Yes! They are beautiful and make excellent companions!
@@StonnieDennis But maybe not the best choice for a hunter? I don't doubt they're great companions. The one in this video just looks like he wants to lay down by a fire and be pet by everyone in the house. Good boy.