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Heelwork training without using force or punishment. This method will set your dog up for success, training them to willingly walk nicely by your side without resorting to a slip lead or other forceful methods. 0:00 Introduction 0:21 Layer 1 1:21 Layer 2 2:08 Layer 3 2:51 Layer 4

This video shows how to introduce your gundog to the placeboard in several easy stages. 0:00 How To Introduce The Placeboard 0:04 - Stage 1 - Luring 0:46 - Stage 2 - Working It Out 1:06 - Stage 3 - Teach The Cue 1:33 - Stage 4 - Test The Cue 1:39 - Stage 5 - Add Distance 1:54 - Stage 6 - How To Progress

This is a fun exercise for dogs who get easily distracted and are likely to start sniffing the ground and then pull on the lead. Try this to keep your dog engaged and focussed on you and walking nicely on a loose lead without pulling. We teach it in our Gundog Puppy Training Classes, but it's also good for dogs who can't keep their noses off the ground for long. Give it a go!

Use this simple exercise to teach your gundog all the most useful foundation skills, including: - Impulse Control - Problem Solving - To Manage Frustrations - Resilience Let me know in the comments how you get on.

These are my 3 favourite recall exercises, designed specifically for gundogs. A lot of gundogs are not particularly motivated by food when out in the countryside. They find the environment too distracting. These exercises incorporate games which gundogs enjoy, providing an outlet for their love of hunting. 0:00 Introduction 0:47 Equipment You'll Need 3:30 Recall To Bungee Tug Toy 4:48 Elastic W...

Josie and Otto been with us since Otto was just a puppy and have now worked their way through all bar, one of the different levels of training, passing both the Beginner & the Junior Gundog Fieldwork Tests. See for yourself the results Josie has achieved.

Dexter and Huncho first joined our Gundog Puppy Course when Huncho was a tiny puppy at 5 months of age. Over the year or so they’ve been coming to us, they’ve since worked their way through all the different levels of training and passed both the Beginner & the Junior Gundog Fieldwork Tests. Dexter is a Personal Trainer and likes to have Huncho out with him whilst working. As you’ll hear in the...

Tess and Maggie started training with us a year ago whilst Maggie was a puppy and they are now at Advanced Gundog level. Tess works in veterinary care as a day job and also as a fieldsports photographer, so having a well trained dog is very important to her. She also wants to introduce Maggie to driven shooting this season and will be working her in the picking-up line behind the guns. You can ...

The simplest retrieve is what is known as a ‘Marked Retrieve’ (also called a ‘Seen Retrieve’). 𝟭. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗱𝘆 𝗧𝗼 𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘄/𝗙𝗮𝗹𝗹 - you should train your dog to remain seated and unrestrained by a lead whilst objects are thrown, or game is shot out of the sky around them. Nothing worse than having to corkscrew a dog into the plough to prevent them running amok around a line of guns. There’s also nothing m...

You’ll need a suitably sized ball which is large enough not to be a choking hazard (or a toy that your dog really likes) and a whistle. I’m using the Acme 211.5 which are available from stockists such as @sportingsaint ✅Stage 1: with your whistle in your mouth at the ready, pretend to throw the ball. Your dog should scamper out and then realise that there is no ball. When you first do this, the...

Here are my secrets to training a successful delivery. Use a Placeboard as a target. If you haven't got one and want to order one online, message me 1. Train a Recall To Board: as your dog sits, mark it by saying "Yes" or clicking. Then throw out their reward for them to chase and reset for the next rep 2. Standing Delivery: no, that isn't a song by Adam & The Ants, it is simply the last step b...