Teach An Old Dog New Tricks - Help From A Pro
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Subscribe to our channel here: bit.ly/2Dyy9DW
Welcome to Standing Stone Kennels! In this video we talk about brining an older dog in for training. Follow along to learn about Covey @Ron Spomer Outdoors dog, and where they are at before we start formal training.
Send Us Mail
5919 W Pleasant Valley Rd
Pretty Prairie, KS 67570
Links
Join our Patreon Community - bit.ly/SSK-Pat...
Our Store - bit.ly/SSK-Store
Recommended Dog Training Items - bit.ly/SSK-rec...
Video Gear
A7Riv Camera - amzn.to/2Y6STtH
Lens 24-105 f4 - amzn.to/3cFXUPg
Lens 70-200 f2.8 - amzn.to/3cC5NoD
Lens 2x adapter - amzn.to/3794qN2
Drone - amzn.to/2XEK6QP
GoPro - amzn.to/2z9RM45
Tripod - amzn.to/3cBwCJH
Lights - amzn.to/3eWpj0H
Zoom Lapel Recorder - amzn.to/2AJFHDa
Rode RODECaster Pro - bit.ly/SSK-ROD...
Social Media
Facebook: StandingStoneKennels
Instagram: standingstonekennels
Website: www.standingstonekennels.com
Ethan and Kat Pippitt are the proud owners of Standing Stone Kennels. They breed German Shorthaired pointers and train all types of dogs for the hunt and the home. Their training strategies are easy to follow and are flexible to meet the needs of individual dogs. They are avid outdoorsmen and when they aren't training dogs they spend their free time hunting all kinds of game across the United States.
Produced by: Red 11 Media - red11media.com
We use affiliate links to help support the channel. If you would like to support Standing Stone content we appreciate you using the links in the description of this video.
"I think that high five is essential..." Lol, Ron Spomer is the best.
I’m excited to see you working with other breeds
I have the same problem with my GSP and cant wait to see more videos training sessions.
Finally an English Setter !!! Thank you for that !!!!Can't wait for that ! Greetings from Greece !!
This will be a fun series!
This series is going to be great! I am at the exact same point with my brittany as Ron is with Covery. He is just a year younger than covey.
This is fantastic. I have been watching all your videos over the last few years, using the techniques on my 8 month old English Setter. My setter has the same retrieving habits and drops the bird about 2 -3 feet in front of me. I will be following the development of this gorgeous dog. Thank you for posting these videos!
Thank you for being a fan!
I just watched both vids of this English setter. I can't say enough on your training format. I have bought many books and vids over the years to train labs to do the same. You give this info away for free. Thanks for your efforts.
Thank you!!
This is the training I've been waiting for cause I bought my first gsp and got lied to on how much training she had. Been struggling but slowly moving forward. Hope to get some pointers on working with older and maybe poorly trained dogs!
Super excited for this new series!!! Covey progress is going to be exciting to watch! Also Allie little tail is to cute, she is so excited and you can c it!
I’m watching this series close. Thanks
Excited for this series. I was lucky enough to rescue a 3 year old GSP from a shelter and have got her trained about up to the as Covey
After reading some comment on here I suggest you buy the products Ethan uses. Live birds, launchers and so on. I have trained labs without these products. It took a long time and many days I felt there were no advances. The one that takes the least amount of training products is breaking a dog of being gun shy. A fetch toy and a cap gun. Maybe Ethan will cover this. Just spend the money on the live birds, launchers and a few other goodies. Then alot of time.
Thanks for being a fan!
Awesome intro to a new series. I'm interested in getting a setter so this video series couldn't have come at a better time! Keep up the good work!
This should be a really interesting series.
My setter does the same thing road running, creeping on the bird . Really looking forward to seeing the video’s. Thanks
Now, this is a very good series. Love it!
Just picked up my lab puppy today
Love the videos
This is what I was wondering. My lab is 2.5 years old but when I go hunting I wanted to know if I train her enough to go with me cause she is GREAT at retrieving. It’s her favorite game especially for mass areas.
Great, thanks for watching
I was wondering about the breeding of that setter?
I love Ethan's analysis and philosophy as well. The only thing is, my personal take on retrieving is not aligned with that offered. A dog that releases on the flush or shot will never "mark" as well as a steady dog which inevitably translates into more lost birds than with a steady dog, contrary to the opinion of those with unsteady dogs, of course . There is no disputing that it's more work developing and MAINTAINING that steady dog at least through a dog's early development. But, a reliably steady dog is a superior performer on wild birds, hands down. Here is just one example: You are hunting Gentleman Bob and your dog stabs a nice find. As you approach, 3 quail flush. You take a bead on one as your chasing dog blows by and then you fire. The issue is that the remainder of that 12 bird covey was still on the ground...at least they WERE until your dog ripped through them on your initial flush, then spun/continued chasing whichever way the ensuing latent birds ended up flying! Not only did that reduce your probability to shoot another bird, it also compromised that unsteady dog's ability to keep his mind on the downed bird as the larger part of that convey exploded (assuming you shot one out of the initial flush). Finally, undermining the value of a steady dog in terms of the dog's safety is a VERY hard lesson learned - probably one you'll never forget. It might have been an honest mistake but it won't bring a dog back to life or diminish the level of injury.
The challenge of developing a steady dog does not lie within a well-bred bird dog. It's lies solely in the training/owner. That being the case, why would anyone CHOOSE to have anything but a completely, reliably, steady dog? A man once said, "The greater the challenge, the greater the reward." That has been my personal experience with my wild bird hunting dogs. Some of those rewards are etched forever in my mind - FAR more memorable/enthralling than number of birds killed in any given hunting expedition(s).
Big words. Would love to talk more about this sometime.
@@StandingStoneKennels It would be my pleasure as I could share other reasons for a fully trained pointing breed. And, I pride myself even after 42+ years of bird dog trialing, judging, hunting, training as STILL being a student of my beloved sport. Dog training is a journey, not a destination. There is little to no doubt that I can learn from you as well! I look forward to it!
I'm doing research before getting a labrador retriever, which we do want to train for hunting. A trainer my dad worked with years ago said to never play tug with a dog you want to use for hunting. Do you agree? Why or why not?
How much do you charge to train a dog. You guys are the best I've watched a lot of your videos
I have a english setter female 1 year old i have work with her with stop when she was young and she was very good now shes not making the stop she wants to catch birds on field . Can you please help me how can i active her instict to stop
Omg my GSP is chewing up my couch. I leave in the room for 5 minutes and he is chewing. He has lots of toys and bones. How do I stop him from chewing up my house. I walk him and have a huge yard for him to run. Please help me. He is 8 months.
Sounds like he needs something constructive to do!
YAWA: What flea/tick meds do you use?
what breed is this ? it looks a lot like a heeler dalmation mix
English setter!