Gunfire Introduction With Your Duck Dog - Part 2

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Welcome to Lone Duck Outfitters and Kennels! This is part 2 of introducing your duck dog to gunfire. We are using Lucy for this as she is further along in her journey from zero to duck dog. *Rounds used in this video are blanks.
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Whether you are training your first gun dog or your last, you have undoubtedly experienced the "unspoken bond." Countless hours spent in the fields and marshes with your dog develops a relationship that is stronger than most dog owners can comprehend. Our lifestyle brand, Lone Duck Outfitters, is the thread that binds our community together! We offer high-quality gear for the field or kicking back on the couch! Don't worry, our gear doesn't smell like wet dog, but if you're like us, that won't last long!
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