Warm greetings from Bulgaria, guys. Very useful videos, grate team/family work. Love your channel. Keep up the grate work. You are helping us become better.
Very nice video. I just bought a Dr.Trainer Dog Training Collar for my German shepherd. This Training Collar has auto retractable and will not cause irritation to my dog's neck. Also I can record my voice to the system, I can use my voice recording to train my dog, say goodbye to the traditional beep sound for good. So far it seems really effective. All I do is pressing the voice recording button to correct my dogs behavior. We hardly have to use the shock setting.
Terry Kinney So glad you like our videos and find them helpful! Have you found our patreon account? It’s a way to become more involved with training through a video exchange subscription or you can just show us your support and appreciation for the free resources we do provide. As well as get early access to all of our new content! www.patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels
You said those land birds can hit the ground running. Boy I've got a story. My dad was hunting in Virginia and he got a Turkey but when he went to pick it up it got up and bolted so required another shot.
It was a little difficult to see in the video but a couple shots appeared to be very close to the dog because of low flying birds. At what age will you start teaching steady to wing and shot or will you? I find this is very important to help prevent a dog from being shot by a over anxious hunter. It also helps the dog better mark a down bird. Dog looks good for her age. Having the dog hold the bird for a few seconds before you take the bird I believe is very important at this age. Do you agree? I like that you have taught the dog with the vibrate mode when using the 'hear' command. I seldom teach the vibrate but should. I have found my English Setters can learn to easily understand 20 or so voice commands but keep them down to about 10 or 12. When looking for a cripple I keep up a all most constant chatter of saying 'dead' and/or 'dead bird'. My reason is, it keeps the dog looking and not out hunting. Do you use hand signals?
Thank you for reaching out to us! We love the fact that you are a fan and trust us with your questions! Due to the overwhelming number of questions we get from our followers and supporters, we spend an average of 3-4 hours per day replying to messages, texts, emails and phone calls. We pride ourselves on being available to our clients as readily as possible. We invite you to join our growing community of clients, even if you don’t have a dog in for training with us now! We have set up a membership level through Patreon specifically for Q & A for $10/month. We hope you’ll join us there for questions, answers, and some special perks that our current clients are already enjoying! www.patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels
Hi I enjoyed your video watching it several times. I can say it is very educative. In this point can you please say something more about this vibration mode as it is completely unknown to me. Does it provides positive stimulation to the dog under training like telling him/her "now your are actually doing something good? Best regards, G
It's my understanding that the vibration isn't "positive" rather a reminder that if you obey (return to the handler) the vibration will stop, but if you don't obey, something even more unpleasant, a shock, is eminent. It could be interpreted as something positive if the dog is rewarded when he returns, gets a treat or a "good boy" but that's usually not how it's used. It's usually used in conjunction with the stimulus (shock) if the dog doesn't obey. The vibration mode, often called the pager, is good for deaf dogs, but not really necessary otherwise because the stimulus (shock), which has an adjustable setting, can be used instead. So when teaching the dog to return, the handler activates the stimulus, on low (annoying, but not painful) continuous mode until the dog returns. The dog quickly learns that returning to the handler removes that annoying feeling. The whole premise of the collar is that the reward is the removal of the stimulus. Some people think the vibration works differently, but I beg to differ. I can't imagine the vibration being pleasant. I could be wrong.
What brand of E-Collar do Yall use / recommend. I’m getting a GSP and I’m looking for a good collar that won’t break the bank 🏦. I’m also considering a GPS Tracking / Training Collar but again, I’m not sure which one is best for me.
I love these guys, but beeper collars are annoying. Spend the extra money and get a GPS collar and never worry where your dog is. DT systems doesn't make one or they would be telling you to use that. Its just business...Garmin owns the market in this sector...But again these guys are great
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Warm greetings from Bulgaria, guys. Very useful videos, grate team/family work. Love your channel.
Keep up the grate work. You are helping us become better.
Pup is looking good, the point mode seems like a super awesome feature.
stephen stryker it is really nice! Making it easy to find your dog on point!
Really inspired the way you are training. Willing to learn from you if possible
Great video
Very nice video. I just bought a Dr.Trainer Dog Training Collar for my German shepherd. This Training Collar has auto retractable and will not cause irritation to my dog's neck. Also I can record my voice to the system, I can use my voice recording to train my dog, say goodbye to the traditional beep sound for good. So far it seems really effective. All I do is pressing the voice recording button to correct my dogs behavior. We hardly have to use the shock setting.
Great Teaching I learrned a lot!!
Terry Kinney So glad you like our videos and find them helpful! Have you found our patreon account? It’s a way to become more involved with training through a video exchange subscription or you can just show us your support and appreciation for the free resources we do provide. As well as get early access to all of our new content!
www.patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels
Useless video
Great video!
Thanks
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She is an awesome dog. Did she have a strong prey drive as a puppy?
Rob Renfrow yes she has been an awesome young pup!!
How do you feel about having the beeper collar on the dogs waist.
You said those land birds can hit the ground running. Boy I've got a story. My dad was hunting in Virginia and he got a Turkey but when he went to pick it up it got up and bolted so required another shot.
Jacob Rawleigh thanks for sharing
It was a little difficult to see in the video but a couple shots appeared to be very close to the dog because of low flying birds. At what age will you start teaching steady to wing and shot or will you? I find this is very important to help prevent a dog from being shot by a over anxious hunter. It also helps the dog better mark a down bird. Dog looks good for her age. Having the dog hold the bird for a few seconds before you take the bird I believe is very important at this age. Do you agree? I like that you have taught the dog with the vibrate mode when using the 'hear' command. I seldom teach the vibrate but should. I have found my English Setters can learn to easily understand 20 or so voice commands but keep them down to about 10 or 12. When looking for a cripple I keep up a all most constant chatter of saying 'dead' and/or 'dead bird'. My reason is, it keeps the dog looking and not out hunting. Do you use hand signals?
These are all great questions you should check out our Patreon page! Link in the description or follow one of the clickable links on the video!
two questions. how much food do you feed a breed like this? and how did you introduce your dog to shooting without scaring him?
Thank you for reaching out to us! We love the fact that you are a fan and trust us with your questions! Due to the overwhelming number of questions we get from our followers and supporters, we spend an average of 3-4 hours per day replying to messages, texts, emails and phone calls. We pride ourselves on being available to our clients as readily as possible. We invite you to join our growing community of clients, even if you don’t have a dog in for training with us now! We have set up a membership level through Patreon specifically for Q & A for $10/month. We hope you’ll join us there for questions, answers, and some special perks that our current clients are already enjoying!
www.patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels
Is that a English pointer?
Donde puedo comprar uno de esa raza .?
Hi
I enjoyed your video watching it several times. I can say it is very educative. In this point can you please say something more about this vibration mode as it is completely unknown to me. Does it provides positive stimulation to the dog under training like telling him/her "now your are actually doing something good?
Best regards,
G
It's my understanding that the vibration isn't "positive" rather a reminder that if you obey (return to the handler) the vibration will stop, but if you don't obey, something even more unpleasant, a shock, is eminent. It could be interpreted as something positive if the dog is rewarded when he returns, gets a treat or a "good boy" but that's usually not how it's used. It's usually used in conjunction with the stimulus (shock) if the dog doesn't obey. The vibration mode, often called the pager, is good for deaf dogs, but not really necessary otherwise because the stimulus (shock), which has an adjustable setting, can be used instead. So when teaching the dog to return, the handler activates the stimulus, on low (annoying, but not painful) continuous mode until the dog returns. The dog quickly learns that returning to the handler removes that annoying feeling. The whole premise of the collar is that the reward is the removal of the stimulus. Some people think the vibration works differently, but I beg to differ. I can't imagine the vibration being pleasant. I could be wrong.
@standingstonekennels what range are you typically comfortable with? Trying to figure that out with my GSP.
Can rogue hunt waterfowl or just land birds?
Jacob Rawleigh she can do both! We have to keep her in camouflage except for snow goose hunting!
Do you specifically plant the birds in those areas or just release?
Hi, when you say you are “nicking” her with the collar is that on vibrate or something else’s? PJ Cales not sure I am signed in RUclips
PJ Cales we are using stimulation at that time!
@@StandingStoneKennels Have you tried the collar on yourself?
How old is Rogue here?
Douglas Ashe she is approximately 7-8 months old
What collar do you use? Thanks
Daniel Shoup DT Systems RAPT 1450
Is rogue a black and white shorthair? or a really dark Liver? gorgeous dog.
She is black and white!
The white most likely comes from the intro of pointer into the line...Lol
Will you continue to have rogue chase at the flush or will you train her to hold steady after flush eventually? Great video thanks
Donald Robert as she develops we will train her to be steady to wing shot and fall for advanced testing through AKC and NAVHDA!
@@StandingStoneKennels - Do you have any videos on training to be steady to wing shoot and fall?
Phillip Young we will soon.
What brand of E-Collar do Yall use / recommend. I’m getting a GSP and I’m looking for a good collar that won’t break the bank 🏦. I’m also considering a GPS Tracking / Training Collar but again, I’m not sure which one is best for me.
Check out the garmin delta xc upland
I’m using the delta sport with tractive dog tracker . Considered going the Astro or aplha garmin but a bit out of my price range
I love these guys, but beeper collars are annoying. Spend the extra money and get a GPS collar and never worry where your dog is. DT systems doesn't make one or they would be telling you to use that. Its just business...Garmin owns the market in this sector...But again these guys are great