Gundog Training Mastering the Retrieve

[@izzyh.3581]

I'm new to training my dog. I've never even thought about a "blind retrieve". It makes so much sense. Love it brother 👌🏾.

[@chick1726]

Thankyou, Kevin that has so made it much better for me to under stand with the blind retrieve and memory,keep up the good work..:)

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

Nice! I usually start with 10-week old puppy in a hallway and a soft paint roller or tennis ball. I also run away from puppies when retrieving in the field...want the return as fast as the retrieve. Short distance and running away from the puppy as she returns...this also helps develop a habit so pup is less likely to drop a bumper returning from swimming retrieve.

[@FCRChris]

Might it be useful to add in an extra step for a hesitant dog by laying a scent trail with a dragged dummy?

[@markmason13]

Very good vids mate thanks for making and putting them up.

[@CollyRCXD]

Keep uploading these!

[@bazwr450]

do you help with training as i live in shropshire ie telford thanks my cocker is 8 months old and quite good all ready

[@TheQatarKiwi]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@woofytail7735]

HI. I love watching your videos. Do you also breed and sell English Springer puppies?

[@papasdinner7146]

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[@bazwr450]

good video

[@xoxfrogmanxox]

why do you use the hup insted of sit ?

[@Rivers-edge-farms]

Probably just more common in Brittan

[@DogoGameplayselYT]

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[@StandardGoose]

It's just an old tradition. "Hup" doesn't just mean "sit". It means "sit and pay attention to me because I'm about to give you more instructions".