Simple Heeling Drills For Great Hunting Dogs
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Welcome to Lone Duck Outfitters and Kennels! In this video we talk about a few simple heeling drills you can do with your dog. Follow along to learn what drills we recommend to help any dog heel better.
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Thanks!
Best formal and practical retrieving channel I’ve seen! Preciate it!
thanks, going to need this because I am getting a pup soon.
Very helpful thank you
Rock and roll big dog! Great video!
Yall are beasts!
Enjoying your videos! I’m expecting to get a new bird dog in the spring and am looking forward to using your tips to help properly train my LBD.
your doin the right thing love the videos
Nice work!!
Excellent video.
I’ve seen in a bunch of your videos how your dogs retrieve and bring the bumpers back sharply to your left side. I’m struggling getting my dog to not make a lap around me as she returns to me. Any tips?
Make a video on the 5 leg drill
Here’s a link. I call it lining paths & I have 3- 5 but it’s same thing.
th-cam.com/video/C_5bERc5gmw/w-d-xo.html
socializing is alot of it
How about doing this drill while another dog is running marks.
Sure, when possible we definitely do that! Nothing more exciting and distracting than marks going off
I find teaching and conditioning a silent auto sit is useful for walk ups in AKC hunt tests and jump shooting ducks. Dog is eagerly obedient because he thinks his obedience will trigger the winger: th-cam.com/video/J1cPpWXeFnc/w-d-xo.html
One nice thing about this type of conditioning is the more exciting the environment, the more eager the dog is obediently heel and silently auto sit.
Hey Bob, Do you find that high energy / high drive dogs will constantly need to revisit some of the basics?
Mine does. It is crazy. I have been workin on calming him down a lot. And it has a helped a lot. Standing stone suggested it i think. My dog still shoots off like a bullet for bumpers and knows to run when i say hunt. Too calm him down, i make him sit everytime he gets too excited.
We are constantly revisiting the heeling and I also added in prolonged sits where he will have to stay seated for a few minutes waiting for the release. This also has helped.
Is there a certain age I should start working on this?
Lots of good info.
Id check out some of the free videos from michael ellis
You can (and SHOULD) start as early as possible, are leash corrections smart on a little puppy? Hell no, it'll start associating work/specifically the heel command with bad things
Use a prong collar
I rarely use prong, nothing against it, just not on every dog