how to start training a puppy

[@easily-made9910]

Brilliant video. I wish I could have watched this a few months ago. I have a 10 month working cocker in an urban environment, and I have done exactly what the couple have in your video. She now pulls like a train when on the lead. I am definitely going to follow the advice in this video.

[@scottvardy4344]

Great video ,Charlie it looks like Harris came at the right time before he gets more independent and wouldn't come back at all,nip it in the bud early while he's at the puppy stage

[@lizbethmagallanes2304]

I recently lost my 14 year old cocker spaniel to cancer this year. I’m refreshing my memory by watching your videos. It wasn’t easy training him 😅 but I loved every minute of it. Goofy loving animals ❤

[@jackiemurray3059]

I loved this video, it's so helpful to see age appropriate training for pet gun dogs rather than pure working dogs. This was so helpful for tips and the reality of introducing a puppy to the full outside world. Plus Harris is gorgeous 😍 Looking forward to something on not chasing livestock. Im walking my 5mth lab past a well fenced field of sheep at the moment so they become an everyday part of life.

[@carolwilliams3599]

Another super video! Lots of little lessons here. Harris is adorable! Thanks!

[@susanread5537]

Brilliantly explained! Great video 👍🏻😊

[@cindiclark753]

Thank you Charlie! That was an extra good one! 🙌 What a beautiful pup!

[@paulshorne9536]

Thank you for this, we found this extremely helpful. We love your knowledge on the Cocker Spaniel, so glad we found you on KZbin just when we got our puppy! We agree with all you say regards training

[@Michael-j7n9m]

The client seems to have put in the foundations for a well trained dog, but I’m with you in ditching the harness

[@Dannyturpinfitness]

Great video, thank you! We’re in a similar position with a working dog in a residential area, so I can relate to some of the concerns raised. Our working Cocker is now one year old, and it’s definitely still a work in progress. We massively underestimated how challenging it would be, but we’ve fully adjusted to meet the needs of this incredible breed. It’s been worth it, though-we’ve got a fantastic little dog!

[@iwswordpress]

Very helpful! These type of lessons are so useful. Thanks :)

[@annoymous30]

What a fantastic informative and helpful too

[@MordorGundogs22]

Thank you for watching! Hit like and please leave a comment 🙏good or bad we want to know what you guys think.

[@waterside50]

Absolutely brilliant I have a 6 month springer spaniel so will try this tomorrow

[@bertbenton3301]

What a lovely dog and great post

[@katiereid5569]

Great informative video ~ more please !

[@IainHall-j1u]

This is a great video. I think I am at the point now where my 15 month cocker is displaying sings of overconfidence - overly keen to greet others, head down through the brambles ignoring recall etc. You mention needing to balance the training, removing some of the confidence where necessary. It would be really useful if you could give so tips on the types of things to bring into training to try and achieve this balance.

[@philipwild6347]

Thanks for the great lesson

[@kerstinpalmer9632]

Really useful. This has just reminded me to keep at it and not to let my little cocker have too much freedom.

[@willrussell9659]

Love your channel, my working cocker is a lovely boy, But I kind of reached a plateau. He’s very confident and a bit teenagery. So I am stepping back doing more work in the house and garden. No treats..only rewards. More play and all “walks” are training sessions. Ultimately I want him off lead but realise it’s a slow process. Getting him to run before he can walk.

[@ronalddegoede]

Very informative, thanks a lot Charlie ! 👌

[@lauraemery9630]

Great video. Lovely little dog. Hope your arms didn't get too cold 😊

[@dazzler5012]

Great video. What a beautiful looking dog

[@keithhaynes8079]

Thank you again for the video I shall put all this information to work tomorrow.

[@GrahamClarke-gx7dd]

Brilliant

[@davidmingee3153]

Interesting clip

[@Jacky-zj6ol]

I noticed the harness right away and knew it would come up 😅. Harris is a lovely little dog and props to the owners for putting in the effort. I do get the struggle of living in a busy environment and trying to give your dogs some freedom while being safe and at the same time learning them to behave. This lesson was interesting and it made me curious about the whole process when buying a dog at Mordor. How do you select potential owners? Can people choose a pup to some degree or is it done for them? Do you keep tabs on all Mordor dogs and their new families? How often does it happen a dog gets returned?

[@LauraChamberlain-o2b]

Springer spaniel puppy is super cute

[@clairevp1980]

omg ...hes a beaut 😍

[@julielogan2579]

This was very interesting. I have a springer female, love her to bits but she appears stressed a lot of the time. She does the anxious yawn a lot. She doesn’t like my cat so we have to keep them separate. Do you have any videos about this please.

[@walkky1]

Thanks for a useful video. Charlie, is there a way to use a slip lead that doesn't cut off the dog's air supply?

[@ingafalkenstein4221]

There are slip leads with a stopper.

[@rosjierandevelynhall9421]

Mordor has a vid on how to use a slip lead properly

[@sarahparker3845]

I've a 11 month cocker.... she's been on a figure of 8 and still pulls. My dog trainer has said a harness, lots of treats and the drunken walk. All she's done is bite my fingers and started jumping up. Will this work with her if I "started again"? Please n fanks x

[@Michael-j7n9m]

Go fund for a new jumper 😂😂

[@MordorGundogs22]

😂 thank you

[@EmmaScott-i8z]

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[@davidnorton5887]

Yeah, get rid of the harness and the stupid long lead.