How To Properly Send Home A Gun Dog After Training

Welcome to Lone Duck Outfitters and Kennels! In this video we talk about how to properly send home a gun dog after training. Follow along to learn what questions you should ask when picking up your new dog and how to get the most out of this interaction with your trainer.
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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!
Our professional gun dog service focuses on teaching your dog the necessary skills they will need to reach their full potential come hunting season. Whether you pursue waterfowl or upland game birds, we can work with you and your dog! Our goal is to provide you with not only a well-trained dog but the capability to work and grow the relationship you have with your dog so that you can experience The Unspoken Bond!
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"The Unspoken Bond"
Some things are better left unsaid. A comfortable silence whispered over the unspoken promise exchanged when your eyes first met. Together you share a grueling conviction. He rewards your dedication with a persistent plea for your companionship. If only he knew the feeling was mutual. On that dark, crisp morning you embark to fulfill his inherent purpose. Four earnest eyes scan the horizon with a concealed intensity when that Lone Duck interrupts the desolate sky. The crack of your gun unleashes a frantic hunger to retrieve his fallen prize. He returns, fully saturated and satisfied, with the fragrance of gunpowder generously lingering. Together you celebrate a promise kept.
Your binding faith is one that most can’t comprehend. They neglect the depth of the instinctive understanding you have for each other. Like the exuberant validation you shared in the field with that first Lone Duck. It’s feelings like this that remind you they’re reserved for a select few. There’s no need to fill them with empty words. Some things are better left unsaid.
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[@tonynizzi8591]

The Ole' Bob Lee Swagger "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast."

[@outdoorrn2980]

That is a boxing adage....

[@adamw4469]

This was fun to watch. Obedience for pet dogs or otherwise, there is always that "Well, the owner didn't keep up on the work after the dog went home" which is definitely a real thing of course. But there's also the question "Well did the trainer set them up for success after they went home? Did the trainer explain things in a manner that made sense to someone who hadn't done this tens or hundreds of times?" This video shows very well there is lots of nuance that has to be learned and repeated. Good stuff Bob and Pete.

[@apbt8220]

Awesome job! Good information and the push/pull was good information.

[@loneduckoutfitters]

Thank you!

[@lindamoore3050]

Great to watch..and advice

[@guywiththepinkgun]

Hell yeah! Most underrated part of the training process!

[@heatherkline7722]

Awesome video. Thanks for all the great tips - I'm getting ready to bring home my started lab!

[@kirkrhatigan2575]

Great video I'm picking my dog up in April this is all great info thanks

[@Bearhunt002]

Great video even for someone who is about to start training to get an idea of how to handle correctly.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Ole’ Sneaky Pete!

[@NeistadtFamily]

Good video and pink gun.

[@MrOliverwoods]

Interesting about the right hand

[@Autumnapricotdoodle]

Pink gun

[@waveoglesby2920]

Why do you keep the short leash on your dog. Can you do that at a AKC senior hunt test?

[@loneduckoutfitters]

it's called a steady tab and they're handy for training without getting caught on things when the dog is running. no, you cannot have one on the dog during a hunt test.

[@michaelpawlitz3109]

Strike Dog!

[@benkeppel9830]

Striker

[@spredmore8260]

Hey! Got a Question. Can you let your dog play feach with a tennis ball, or just use bumpers? I've heard that it can cause problems later in training. Thanks!

[@loneduckoutfitters]

Great question, we'll have to answer it on our podcast. Lone Duck's Gun Dog Chronicles.

[@apbt8220]

Best podcast out there.

[@spredmore8260]

Thanks!