Gunfire Introduction With Your Duck Dog - Part 1

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This is part one of gunfire introduction. Make sure you have extra hands through this process so you are able to read your dogs behavior, and speed up or slow down the session. This process is extremely important because you cannot have a duck dog if it's afraid of gunfire. It's also important to note that dogs are not born gunshy.... that negative reaction is learned because at some point there was a failure to do this exact process. Take this seriously.
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