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Thank you for watching and for the question. I was trying to match up the voice over with the CC, as the video was also published on a couple two other platforms, without the voiceover and they had background music.

Thanks for the question! Possibly. I’m thinking, Schnauzer/Dachshund mix. He and his littermates were rescued at a very young age, approximately 4 weeks of age. They were found in a box beside a dumpster. We adopted him when he was approximately 8 weeks old.

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When I have a puppy in for training, I’ll make another video. Most pups I’ve trained over the years have been trained this way. This pup’s drive and desire to work and retrieve is all natural. If anything, he’s more patient and waits instruction/permission now. You can never force drive into a pup. It comes naturally and enhanced by careful, positive training. Go back through my videos and you’ll see this same dog working and retrieving as pup, 7 weeks to 8 months.

Do a quick search for gundog or retriever clubs in your area. I’m sure you can find someone who can help you in person. Best of luck!

Cooling down a dog too fast with cold water can cause serious health consequences.

The dog’s welfare is always my highest priority.

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Glad it was helpful! Let me know if I can be of any help to you and your pup!

Thank you for your kind words and appreciation. Let me know how I can help you and your dog with your training!

@@toddwharvey thank you!! I appreciate that! I’m going to take a look at your channel and see what I can start implementing sense I wanted to try a few new things. I appreciate it and I definitely will! 😄

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Thank you for sharing, @oceanosurf8534 ! Sounds like your early exposure to training and working with dogs, made a positive impact on your training methods today!

Thank you for your comment, @ColtShawn. ruclips.net/video/A7tGIP-c12g/видео.htmlsi=5ROI_4lwLM6FEagT The effort is the work you put in. Getting your dog to consistently recall, takes time, patient and dedication on the owner/trainer’s part. I recommend keeping your pup/dog on lead. Use a location/area with minimal distractions. Ask them to recall (here/come). If needed, only repeat the command no more than once. Help the dog physically recall to you. Please reward them. Whether it’s with a treat or affection. Do this several times. Take a walk. Do the recall exercise again. Take them for a walk. Do the recall exercise again. Also, keep your verbal commands to a minimum. Sometimes, the more your verbalize to your dog, the less they respond to you. Do this exercise two to three times a day. As your dog progresses, you can work on the same exercise in areas with moderate distractions and eventually progress to areas of major distractions. If your dog has poor recall, and it’s been going on for a while, it may take two to three times that length of time to correct it. I hope this helps.

@@toddwharvey thank you, this really helps me understand what to do

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Thank you for the compliment! He really enjoys being out in the field!

Thank you! Smaller framed Labrador male, weighs 65-68 lbs.

@@toddwharvey packed full of energy too lol you can see it! 🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻

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Dark as in the sky? Or dark as in the atmosphere?

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@twendellharvey you too. Many so-called animal advocates eat meat they buy wrapped in plastic wrap from their local grocery store. In reality, those animals lived a miserable life and suffered a painful death. CAFOS and factory dairy farms are some of the cruelest places on the planet. A clean shot, where the buck, wild boar, duck die immediately is far more humane. Killing elephants, lions, etc reprehensible. Trophy hunting pisses me off big time. God doesn't dig irresponsible stewards. What you do to my least, you do to me - Jesus Christ

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Thanks for your input. Sometimes, it helps the pup/dog if they have their odor in a given spot, to go to and eliminate.

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Yes. This particular GSP is very calm when working in the yard with his obedience. But, once he’s out in the field, he searches for game with tremendous energy!

Yes. I see it from your perspective! The young German Shorthair blends in with me and the gravel on the thumbnail. Have a great day!

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Thank you for the compliment! I hope this video helps you with training your dog.

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