The impulse control and restraint on all three dogs is amazing. The lab staying in a heel when two dogs are running around and the pointers holding their point while lab is running around. Loved watching this.
It's pretty incredible that humans bred so many different type of dogs to do very specific things.... And MANY of those specific breeds not used for their specific tasks, instead kept as pets, exhibit their particular breed's traits from time to time, without any kind of training in their lives beforehand. But when trained for what they were bred for, like this.... I'm just always in awe.
I love the gsp breed 1000 times more than any other breed. What a legacy of passion with patience to hunt. Salute u for raising such a magnificant bloodline.
My first time watching dog hunting content. I kinda like it. It’s actually quite interesting, not that I’m going to be doing any hunting after this but it’s good to have a bit of knowledge about something every now and then.
This is 100% my favorite way to hunt! When my previous dog got up there in years, he couldn't work a whole field at standard flushing speed (but also wouldn't slow down). Incorporating a young, steady pointer really made it enjoyable to see both dogs doing what they love.
I've run pointers for 15 years and run into a lot of pointer guys that absolutely hate this. Eventually the pointer gets sick of not getting the reward of the dead bird and becomes unsteady. I think it's cool, but you must have absolutely disciplined dogs and know who you're hunting with, or you will have enemies. Nice job on the training!
This is so interesting. I’ve never actually seen dogs hunting before. Thank you for sharing this video. It’s fascinating to me watching them do their thing. The pointers are incredible, you guys must be proud.
Have been watching your content for a while and appreciate all the videos and education you do! Keep up the great work! We just brought our first flushing breed home this summer (field bred English Cocker) and plan to use her as our "striker" alongside our American Brittany when she gets older. Can't wait to see the pair work coveys together!
Thank you for watching our videos! We appreciate the support you give us by watching! Congratulations on your new puppy! We also have an online training course available that shows you step by step how to train your puppy from 8 weeks to a year old. It’s broken up into easy to follow lessons that can be completed by older puppies and dogs too! Check it out here: www.standingstonekennels.com/courses
Great dog work, a pleasure to watch. My only negative is that my pointing dog feels that the retrieve is a reward of sorts. He loves getting those feathers in his mouth. Keep up the great content!!
I ran a GSP with a chocy labrador and they worked as a team, I rarely got involved other than to shoot. The Lab, Muffin, knew what Moe was up to and just dived in when needed. Often had two at the same point and Mole would stay solid for the second. I never trained them, they knew how to work as a team.
YAWA!!! I have a 5 month 1 week old GSP who is currently 51lbs and 18” tall the vet says he is healthy as can be and looks amazing! Have you ever heard of a GSP getting this big this fast, and how large of a GSP are we about to have! Thank you!
Males are usually a little bigger, however poor breeding lines can make these dogs bigger when they are suppose to be more compact. Check for DNA maybe he isnt a purebred, my gwp was 50 pounds at 6 months sometimes they can grow fast and slow down throughout their first year
I ran a GSP with another Gps/lab mix. The pointing dog and flushing dog combo was amazing. They would respect each others points and lab/gsp mix would always bust birds at command and bring them back.
great work! i love seeing these dogs work. perfect video for what i am thinking about doing. my hunting buddie has 3 pointers i currently want to buy some flushing dogs. thinking about boykins. any advice on what flushing dogs work better with pointers ?
I don't think you need both, if you look at a lot of german handlers, where a lot of the pointers come from, they can point, flush and retrieve. 1 dog.
My pointer roams farther and I let the lab sweep close by. My Lab sits to the woah command. In my version both dogs still get to hunt. To be honest though a few hours in the Lab is walking almost at heal.
Yawa question I have been putting a small bell on my flushing dog for pheasent hunting in tall grass.Do you think it hampers my hunt making the birds run ahead.
Get that lab to sit to flush like a true flushing dog and y’all will be in business and be able to choose who retrieves! Great job on the pointer for holding on their first time!
Love watching working dogs💡South Dokota Trip add Bob myself and one other lucky Subscriber 👍 I vote between Huron and Desmit I’d call that Video Pointing Shelter Belts Stike dog = dead birds. In all reality Standing Stone and Lone Duck make awesome content Thank you Both
That's so awesome! Man I want to learn to train a dog like that. My blueticks are just goofy gopher killers lol. Very sweet dogs until the rooster jumps in the back yard with them.
I got a question im not sure if u have a video on ot or not but do you have to wait for you GSP to start pointing or if u can do help how can u help then startto point
Well I guess you could. But you can just as well get a pointer and have him. or her, point, flush and retrieve. Don't get me wrong, more dogs is awesome but net a must. For instance, GSP, GWP, Griffons, Pudelpointer, Weimeraners, GLP etc. they can do it all.
Hey just stumbled across your channel, love it!!!! I´ve got a question, do you use your pointers exclusively for pointing? Or do they also flush and retrieve on command? As in they point, you come up to them, then they flush and you shoot.
My guy I have so many questions. I'm looking at a new dog but ran them for 20 some years. I just thought I'd refresh myself and have watched your videos for almost 8 hours straight. My questions are mostly based on your live pigeons but also quick side question, is that a 12 or 16? I used to run a 16 and prefered it. Not even sure you answer questions on these old videos but 🤞
Thanks for watching our videos! In this video we are actually using a 20g! If you have questions about pigeons you can shoot Ethan a email! His email is ethan@standingstonekennels.com If you end up with a puppy we also offer a Step By Step Dog Training Course set up to guide you through the training process! Here is a video to watch of a quick demo of the course: ruclips.net/video/tIqu7jVqK9g/видео.html
I bought this collar system for my GSP. She unfortunately thinks the beep means recall. Any suggestion for breaking this habit so I can get the full functionality of the collar to work with her?
Get a launcher and start planting birds in it...the launcher has a beeper and you can beep when she is about to slam it ...she won't be returning and that beeper will eventually institute the point better and these beeper collars going off just help the dog stay more staunch
With your amazing training skills, I just wonder why you need another breed for flushing as you already have dogs that can easily taught to do the whole package; search, point, flush (and no chasing after flushing!!! but stop when the bird wings) and then retrieve on command. That's the way we do it here in the Northern Europe.
Hi, i have a question, why this poitings dog don't bring birds ? Why labrador bringing birds when pointing dog also knows bringing bird ? My english is bad but i try be better. Thanks yout fan :)
Yawa question :in the uk and europe versatiles like gsp are taught to hunt point flush and retrieve. Whats the reason Americans don't teach a flush command or do you guys just like kicking grass ?
They do flush and retrieve as well here in America, I think this video is more a showing a particular technique. In many of his other videos his gsp are flushing and retrieving the birds. Hence why the Labs owner didn’t even know what this technique of hunting was.
Haha my pointer gets pissed when my lab bulldozes in. They're kinda goofs with retrieving. On land the lab will show the bird to the pointer and he'll retrieve it. Water the lab will get it.
The impulse control and restraint on all three dogs is amazing. The lab staying in a heel when two dogs are running around and the pointers holding their point while lab is running around. Loved watching this.
It's pretty incredible that humans bred so many different type of dogs to do very specific things.... And MANY of those specific breeds not used for their specific tasks, instead kept as pets, exhibit their particular breed's traits from time to time, without any kind of training in their lives beforehand.
But when trained for what they were bred for, like this.... I'm just always in awe.
I love the gsp breed 1000 times more than any other breed. What a legacy of passion with patience to hunt. Salute u for raising such a magnificant bloodline.
My first time watching dog hunting content. I kinda like it. It’s actually quite interesting, not that I’m going to be doing any hunting after this but it’s good to have a bit of knowledge about something every now and then.
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This is 100% my favorite way to hunt! When my previous dog got up there in years, he couldn't work a whole field at standard flushing speed (but also wouldn't slow down). Incorporating a young, steady pointer really made it enjoyable to see both dogs doing what they love.
I've run pointers for 15 years and run into a lot of pointer guys that absolutely hate this. Eventually the pointer gets sick of not getting the reward of the dead bird and becomes unsteady. I think it's cool, but you must have absolutely disciplined dogs and know who you're hunting with, or you will have enemies. Nice job on the training!
The dog still has to hold point while the human kicks around to flush’em. It’s the same discipline whether a lab or a human is doing the flushing.
@@michaelsaenz5719 Wrong you hunt flushing dogs with flushing dogs only. Great dog work Trainer gets a C for mixing the breeds.
This is so interesting. I’ve never actually seen dogs hunting before. Thank you for sharing this video. It’s fascinating to me watching them do their thing. The pointers are incredible, you guys must be proud.
Have been watching your content for a while and appreciate all the videos and education you do! Keep up the great work! We just brought our first flushing breed home this summer (field bred English Cocker) and plan to use her as our "striker" alongside our American Brittany when she gets older. Can't wait to see the pair work coveys together!
Thank you for watching our videos! We appreciate the support you give us by watching! Congratulations on your new puppy!
We also have an online training course available that shows you step by step how to train your puppy from 8 weeks to a year old. It’s broken up into easy to follow lessons that can be completed by older puppies and dogs too! Check it out here: www.standingstonekennels.com/courses
5:53 love the way he discreetly snaps the birds head off behind his back without missing a beat 🤣
Awesome work, my father owns a GSP and I own a Podenco, which compenetrate in a really good way to point and flush birds.
Good channel, keep It up!
Gents, and lady (behind the camera)! That was some of the coolest dog work I have seen! GOALS! Thanks for the work you do Standing Stone!
Just starting to train my springer pup. Really enjoy your videos.
Thanks for being a fan!!!
I could watch this action all day!! AWESOME!!
Hope to be able to make more soon!
This is great, love watching these dogs work! Great stuff guys
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Such a great channel. Thanks for all the great teaching!
Thanks for watching!
This is one of my favorite videos!
What vest is that?! The pockets!
That is a beautiful thing watching these dogs work! Great content.
Great dog work, a pleasure to watch. My only negative is that my pointing dog feels that the retrieve is a reward of sorts. He loves getting those feathers in his mouth. Keep up the great content!!
They all do! For sure!!
Very cool. Honoring points and steady even though the lab is flushing.
this is a great video for anyone trying to decide if they want a pointing or flushing dog for upland hunting. lol
This was excellent! Thanks so much for sharing this awesome day!
I ran a GSP with a chocy labrador and they worked as a team, I rarely got involved other than to shoot. The Lab, Muffin, knew what Moe was up to and just dived in when needed. Often had two at the same point and Mole would stay solid for the second. I never trained them, they knew how to work as a team.
Great video. Great dogs. Great pointing. Great striking.
Thank you for watching!!
YAWA!!! I have a 5 month 1 week old GSP who is currently 51lbs and 18” tall the vet says he is healthy as can be and looks amazing! Have you ever heard of a GSP getting this big this fast, and how large of a GSP are we about to have! Thank you!
Males are usually a little bigger, however poor breeding lines can make these dogs bigger when they are suppose to be more compact. Check for DNA maybe he isnt a purebred, my gwp was 50 pounds at 6 months sometimes they can grow fast and slow down throughout their first year
Amazing team work guys well done
Thanks for watching!
This is so interesting. Superb competence. Good Luck!
Man that's cool as hell I want pointer & flusher now
Heck yeah!!
I ran a GSP with another Gps/lab mix. The pointing dog and flushing dog combo was amazing. They would respect each others points and lab/gsp mix would always bust birds at command and bring them back.
Best video yet. Awesome to see such cool dog work. Great job guys (and gals)
this was awesome to watch!
All the dogs look great, really enjoy your videos!
Didn't realize this right away until I heard the Labs name was Memphis, then I new... Lone ducks gun dog chronicles 👊
Unreal! Love it
Thanks for watching!!
great work! i love seeing these dogs work. perfect video for what i am thinking about doing. my hunting buddie has 3 pointers i currently want to buy some flushing dogs. thinking about boykins. any advice on what flushing dogs work better with pointers ?
I don't think you need both, if you look at a lot of german handlers, where a lot of the pointers come from, they can point, flush and retrieve. 1 dog.
My pointer roams farther and I let the lab sweep close by. My Lab sits to the woah command. In my version both dogs still get to hunt. To be honest though a few hours in the Lab is walking almost at heal.
I could watch them hunt all day! Also, gotta know what jacket you were wearing and what vest @loneduck was sporting. Thanks for the great videos.
Yawa question I have been putting a small bell on my flushing dog for pheasent hunting in tall grass.Do you think it hampers my hunt making the birds run ahead.
Great video
Nice job guys!
Thanks for being a fan!!
Get that lab to sit to flush like a true flushing dog and y’all will be in business and be able to choose who retrieves! Great job on the pointer for holding on their first time!
Love watching working dogs💡South Dokota Trip add Bob myself and one other lucky Subscriber 👍 I vote between Huron and Desmit I’d call that Video Pointing Shelter Belts Stike dog = dead birds. In all reality Standing Stone and Lone Duck make awesome content Thank you Both
Thanks for being a fan!!
I've been wanting to order a set of these Mission bags for Quail hunting.
Just curious how do you like wearing them all day as oppose to a game vest?
Hi,May I ask if they herd or can be trained to herd?!!
That's so awesome! Man I want to learn to train a dog like that. My blueticks are just goofy gopher killers lol. Very sweet dogs until the rooster jumps in the back yard with them.
I got a question im not sure if u have a video on ot or not but do you have to wait for you GSP to start pointing or if u can do help how can u help then startto point
We have entire series on this check out playlist section on our channel! Thanks for watching!
What collar are you using that has the "point alert"?
Is it hard to just train your pointer to retrieve and flush the bird
No it isn’t!
Can you link what beeping shock coller you recomend?
We have them on our website! The RAPT 1450 at Standingstonekennels.com also big Black Friday sales site wide! Check them out!
Crap now I want a pointer or 2 to go with my lab, that was cool to watch.
One of each is the perfect combo!
Well I guess you could. But you can just as well get a pointer and have him. or her, point, flush and retrieve. Don't get me wrong, more dogs is awesome but net a must. For instance, GSP, GWP, Griffons, Pudelpointer, Weimeraners, GLP etc. they can do it all.
I love their accent
Is the collar beeping or your handheld unit doing the beeping?
The collars! This helps you find the dogs!
Hey just stumbled across your channel, love it!!!! I´ve got a question, do you use your pointers exclusively for pointing? Or do they also flush and retrieve on command? As in they point, you come up to them, then they flush and you shoot.
"Its not mortal combat...." unless you're the bird.
Awesome
My guy I have so many questions. I'm looking at a new dog but ran them for 20 some years. I just thought I'd refresh myself and have watched your videos for almost 8 hours straight. My questions are mostly based on your live pigeons but also quick side question, is that a 12 or 16? I used to run a 16 and prefered it. Not even sure you answer questions on these old videos but 🤞
Thanks for watching our videos! In this video we are actually using a 20g! If you have questions about pigeons you can shoot Ethan a email! His email is ethan@standingstonekennels.com
If you end up with a puppy we also offer a Step By Step Dog Training Course set up to guide you through the training process!
Here is a video to watch of a quick demo of the course: ruclips.net/video/tIqu7jVqK9g/видео.html
I bought this collar system for my GSP. She unfortunately thinks the beep means recall. Any suggestion for breaking this habit so I can get the full functionality of the collar to work with her?
Get a launcher and start planting birds in it...the launcher has a beeper and you can beep when she is about to slam it ...she won't be returning and that beeper will eventually institute the point better and these beeper collars going off just help the dog stay more staunch
LOL...Dying with the Street fighter 2 reference ....RYU=HADUKEN!!
Loved those games!!
With your amazing training skills, I just wonder why you need another breed for flushing as you already have dogs that can easily taught to do the whole package; search, point, flush (and no chasing after flushing!!! but stop when the bird wings) and then retrieve on command. That's the way we do it here in the Northern Europe.
If you have a pointer and your friend has a flusher and you want to hunt together, this is how you would do it.
Strike dog bo thx guy good stuff
Hi, i have a question, why this poitings dog don't bring birds ? Why labrador bringing birds when pointing dog also knows bringing bird ? My english is bad but i try be better. Thanks yout fan :)
They can bring birds for sure!
Yawa question :in the uk and europe versatiles like gsp are taught to hunt point flush and retrieve. Whats the reason Americans don't teach a flush command or do you guys just like kicking grass ?
They do flush and retrieve as well here in America, I think this video is more a showing a particular technique. In many of his other videos his gsp are flushing and retrieving the birds. Hence why the Labs owner didn’t even know what this technique of hunting was.
Haha my pointer gets pissed when my lab bulldozes in. They're kinda goofs with retrieving. On land the lab will show the bird to the pointer and he'll retrieve it. Water the lab will get it.
Flushing dog should sit or stay on the flush.You could train the lab to point.
Make a video taught how to make the dog walk on your side without using the leash.
We have one!
Se for um feito em uma garagem eu ja assisti. Quero o meu filhote com esse comportamento, conteudo para alguns videos um tutorial.
Why didn’t that bird fly? And was it just flapping in your bag lol
I had no idea dogs could do this
부럽다 꿩사냥 독포도 이뻐요 한국은 엽장을 3년째 금지 입니다 ㅎ
Lab doesn't get out of the truck......the whole trip.
what choke
I only clicked this because I want to know why the link shotgun
I’ve been running that crew for years. Pointers and a Lab. Your dogs are better trained.
Nice video
Why can't you use just one dog?
Jesus, 4 mins in before we get to the action…
какая это порода собаки?
German Shorthaired Pointer
лайл
Thanks for watching
YEA RIGTH. Not NOT
??? Not sure what you mean!
Dumb. The lab is the supior bird dog and you make him play second fiddle to a couple of pointers.
lol thanks for watching!
This camerawork was awful, lmao. Seems like a lot of spacing out.
Golf course hunting, really?
These are training fields!!