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re: Deer Blood Tracking Dog
Posted on 1/17/24 at 7:23 pm to Old Man and a Porch
Posted on 1/17/24 at 7:23 pm to Old Man and a Porch
Started obedience training them as soon as I got them home around 7 weeks old. Started liver drags around 12 weeks, and swapped to hooves and interdigital when they were ready, no set age.
My puppy is 5 months old, and I haven't done any mock tracks with her. I just let her go first on easier sounding tracks and have my main dogs in the truck for backup if needed. So basically training her the old school way. She's found 6 in the last couple of weeks ranging from 40 yards to over a mile.
For obedience, I bought practically every DVD and book on the market. I've settled on a combo of duck dog training methods. I start with Bill Hillmann's two puppy DVDs and then move over to a combo of Fowl Dogs and Smartworks.
Honestly though, the only commands I really use are go find it, recall (voice, collar tone, and whistle), kennel, and leave it.
Like I said before, the dog either has it or it doesn't. The main thing is showing it what you want it to do and just making it fun for the dog.
My puppy is 5 months old, and I haven't done any mock tracks with her. I just let her go first on easier sounding tracks and have my main dogs in the truck for backup if needed. So basically training her the old school way. She's found 6 in the last couple of weeks ranging from 40 yards to over a mile.
For obedience, I bought practically every DVD and book on the market. I've settled on a combo of duck dog training methods. I start with Bill Hillmann's two puppy DVDs and then move over to a combo of Fowl Dogs and Smartworks.
Honestly though, the only commands I really use are go find it, recall (voice, collar tone, and whistle), kennel, and leave it.
Like I said before, the dog either has it or it doesn't. The main thing is showing it what you want it to do and just making it fun for the dog.
Posted on 1/18/24 at 3:03 am to Stitches
I have 2 lacy dogs as well and would put them on anything. But I will say mine are also the most protective dogs ever when around my 7 year old who they think is their kid. My male will stay between him and anyone they don’t know while the female loops around behind them and just sits a couple of feet away. Never been an issue as long as it’s their way, but the boy can’t go on tracks because they think that’s their first priority, but I’m good with it. Randall Devall in Wilson/Ethel area is about the best trainer anywhere and raises catahoulas as well.
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