I am watching this exercise and think rather wistfully of how much enjoyment I got from training my cockers and springer. I had to give up unfortunately but can see that you are going to make a great job with snowy.
Just stumbled on this thru a RUclips suggestion hardly recognised you with out the beard!! Great video my fella is a Springer/English setter mix just starting to retrieve
Absolutely fantastic. The dog works, plays, and is exercised at the same time. It seems easy and fun, seeing as training snowy. Greetings from Galicia, NW of Spain.
George, greetings from Canada. I've enjoyed your puppy videos, some very good information and tips there. I'm currently training my 5 month old Welsh springer, which is also my first Welshie after having two English springers and a cocker. Like the little cocker Rocky in an earlier video you made, my Bryn is still very much a puppy. He's willing to please and is a fast learner, but regresses back at times to where I even wonder if I had ever trained him at all? I'm trying to use very little to no pressure with him for basic obedience and realize that his training will be an exercise in persistence and time until he matures. He retrieves well, but at this stage it's all about having fun while we are at it. I find turning and walking away if he won't come right back within a reasonable time to be effective in encouraging that he completes the retrieve.
There's two things you can try,try turning your back to him as he's on the way back,or walk away from him when he's on the way back,let us know how it goes.
I've a pup full of energy and after the retrieve, she would come up to me rolling on to her back before going on her side pushing her paws again me to move around me. My question is how do I stop her from doing this?
Hi from Spain. Gongratulations for all your videos as they allow all of us whom enjoy with Springer Spaniels to learn how to get the best from them as gundogs. Do you have any way to contact you personally (Instagram, facebook...) ?
I am watching this exercise and think rather wistfully of how much enjoyment I got
from training my cockers and springer. I had to give up unfortunately but can see that you are going to make a great job with snowy.
Wonderful!
Just stumbled on this thru a RUclips suggestion hardly recognised you with out the beard!! Great video my fella is a Springer/English setter mix just starting to retrieve
Welcome on board,best of luck with your dog.
Absolutely fantastic. The dog works, plays, and is exercised at the same time. It seems easy and fun, seeing as training snowy. Greetings from Galicia, NW of Spain.
Thank you,mucho gracias companero.
George, greetings from Canada. I've enjoyed your puppy videos, some very good information and tips there. I'm currently training my 5 month old Welsh springer, which is also my first Welshie after having two English springers and a cocker. Like the little cocker Rocky in an earlier video you made, my Bryn is still very much a puppy. He's willing to please and is a fast learner, but regresses back at times to where I even wonder if I had ever trained him at all? I'm trying to use very little to no pressure with him for basic obedience and realize that his training will be an exercise in persistence and time until he matures. He retrieves well, but at this stage it's all about having fun while we are at it. I find turning and walking away if he won't come right back within a reasonable time to be effective in encouraging that he completes the retrieve.
Glad you enjoy the videos,good luck with your dog.
I’ve a 6 month that will come back to 6 feet and lie down not to hand any tips to get it to hand only after doing a few days with him
There's two things you can try,try turning your back to him as he's on the way back,or walk away from him when he's on the way back,let us know how it goes.
@@springerspanielful done this a few times and works sometimes I’ll keep doing that thanks 👍
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I've a pup full of energy and after the retrieve, she would come up to me rolling on to her back before going on her side pushing her paws again me to move around me. My question is how do I stop her from doing this?
Immediately after recieving the retrieve walk away from the dog.
I have a 4 year old springer are all basic training tips right for her age?
A dog is beyond training at four years old..
Hi from Spain. Gongratulations for all your videos as they allow all of us whom enjoy with Springer Spaniels to learn how to get the best from them as gundogs. Do you have any way to contact you personally (Instagram, facebook...) ?
Send your facebook details and I will send you a friend request.
springerspanielful Ivan Muñoz Lopez de Carrizosa
You can contact me as well by instagram #great_lab_great_day