How to train a cocker spaniel

[@MordorGundogs22]

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

[@kirstinmckie6391]

Lovely little cocker. Your videos are always so clear, helpful and honest about the reality of training these little livewires. You also do a great impression of a cocker in human form! 😂

[@mattbeynon5471]

Amazing videos. I am currently working on my cocker spaniel who's nearly 8 months. These videos are massive help

[@PeterWalterfang]

Hello, those videos are extremely good explained. I own a small energetic Maltipoo. Your coaching works after I tried several of your teachings. And not at least. The landscape is breathtaking. A good job of your cameraman. Thanks for taking me to this place.

[@MordorGundogs22]

Thank You!

[@jaybird4610]

“Know when to quit”. Huge advice and a giant part of this lesson. Thank you for all your work!

[@hesterhospes9313]

Please continue this series. It's very helpful

[@i.g.l.z.9215]

Very useful to me as the first-time dog owner of a lively Welsh springer spaniel, 8 months. Thank you for the video!

[@MordorGundogs22]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Nedsch87923]

Love these videos. So much to learn!

[@Jacky-zj6ol]

Finka seems like a lovely, levelheaded dog. Her hops through the grass 🥰.

[@colinjohnston5465]

Lovely little dog. The great thing abut this series is that it should give people hope that even when things have gone or are going awry there is help and hope out there to get owner and dog back on the straight and narrow!

[@benlulham8217]

Thank you for another great session.

[@MordorGundogs22]

Thank you too!

[@keithhaynes8079]

Thank you Charlie and everyone again.

[@davidbrennan869]

What a lovely little Cocker Charlie,, you put things out to us in a very clear way,, I cannot wait until you put your stamp on her ,,, Brilliant 👍🤠

[@geoffmatthias3056]

Another great vid and how right you are Charlie a smart dog is harder to train because they are always trying to out smart us but when it comes together it is fantastic. You definitely get out what you put in 👍👍

[@elainepaterson5310]

I love watching you with the naughty dogs - they respond to you so well.

[@davewatson430]

what a great channel, you have a great way of explaining things.

[@MordorGundogs22]

@@davewatson430 Thank You!

[@Wob-rt1sc]

Timing and reading body language can be a really hard concept to grasp. Once you get it, it makes life so much easier😊

[@FiPeters]

Thank you for these videos. We have a naughty cocker but your videos are helping us very much. Look forward to seeing your training videos and the lovely dogs eager to learn😊

[@astridboettcher3171]

Thank you for another great training lesson!!

[@missgee1446]

What a delight to watch and learn from you Charlie, cheers muchly and all the very best to you and yours (2 & 4 legged)

[@richardstephens8541]

What a cracking young dog. Thanks for the training.

[@andrewtweedie9206]

Another great video, thank you Charlie ❤

[@NatalieFinnigan]

Thanks for another really useful video! Mine's definitely a really smart cookie which definitely makes it harder! I wish I lived closer and also had the cash to board her for a few weeks, but your videos have helped me so much, so thank you again. 😊 🐾 🐕

[@darrenthorne7413]

Another interesting video Charlie, keep up the good work and i look forward to the next video.

[@ingafalkenstein4221]

This Video is excellent! I learned so much!

[@fatherglyn]

These videos are so helpful. Her hunting around your feet was very impressive. I find your training videos where the dog is less ‘compliant’ so informative and more useful to me. So many ‘gundog’ training videos on KZbin are limited to dogs behaving perfectly, your videos are far more valuable. I just wish that I lived nearer so you could give me some tips regarding my 4yr old ESS who, in the training scenario, is very good but when beating on a real shoot (with the noise, other dogs, birds, flags etc) can easily become hyper-excited and in danger of losing it. I find it very difficult to emulate that ‘shoot environment’ in the training ground.

[@LauraChamberlain-o2b]

Beautiful cocker spaniel ❤

[@sanderspreeuwenberg]

Great! Thanks!

[@jacquelinekennedy-b9w]

Thanks so much for another great video. Learning so much from the naughty cocker series, will there be a part3 ?

[@MordorGundogs22]

Thank you! And YES there will be a part 3

[@Adriannakas]

I will probably never own anty other dog than a working cocker. Their just SUCH versatile and willing dogs. I never really leashed trained my puppy. He's never been good on the lead. but recently i've used random little "Listen" sessions where he may do a small recal to heel, or sit, or lie down and wait on him randomly with treats and his heel work and focus on me has improved massively. just keeping them interested is key in my experience.

[@DominicCV0046]

Thank you for the informative video. How many pips do you blow on the whistle for the various commands (for a cocker)? A short video on the subject would be ideal.

[@Shopaholic2000]

What a super little cocker thank you for making it look easy I'm sure it's not!

[@davidnunn1375]

Great videos, I’ve a 2 year cocker that now whines badly in game cart and while waiting is that something that will pass.

[@stephaniedonlan6749]

I have an American Boykin Spaniel. He is a pet, I don’t need him to hunt but he is a smart dog in the gundog category and I get wisdom from your videos :-)

[@stevec8243]

I have a working cocker and a lab. The bond you get is incredible.

[@lizroberts1569]

Lovely little dog. My pup came from a game keepers litter and he knows the ah ah ah, he’s 4 mths and I can get him to stay and wait, sit 😂 for food. I need to get him to consistently walk to heel.

[@EdmundDarnton]

Cracking video all makes a lot of sense just when you think you’re almost there you’re back a Stage training is very much an ongoing practice like someone said you get out what you put in !! Well done, have you or are you going to do a video on introducing a dog to cold game ?

[@PJTeal1]

Would you like to borrow my cocker for naughty spaniels 3?! 😂

[@Eaves1979]

And mine for 4

[@PJTeal1]

@@Eaves1979😂😂

[@MordorGundogs]

Sure !!

[@ryan_henderson]

I think we have different ideas about what a naughty cocker looks like 😂

[@SpanielStrolls]

Would love to see a video on training tips for rescue cockers (so they havent had the right puppy socialisation)

[@MordorGundogs]

Hi We can only film what we have ! But if you want to come to our cabin for a training weekend we could film it for others ?

[@SpanielStrolls]

@@MordorGundogs Oh I would love to, sadly you are 358 miles away (I am in the Midlands)

[@MordorGundogs]

Come stay in our cabin

[@davidmingee4286]

What other breeds retrieve in water & ❤️ to jump

[@MordorGundogs]

Email us

[@Eaves1979]

He mentions how this little dog used to run a bit further away, mine does this and was wondering how to shorten this distance and get him staying closer

[@alexdickinson5142]

Great video 👌 I would like to know if you have any labradors that you use for beating? I want an all rounder but would rather that be a lab than a spaniel, can it be done?

[@anetajx8891]

What is price for a 121 lesson I would like to come with my cocker half decent trained

[@clairevp1980]

true u never get 2 the same ....

[@Pete-qs7zf]

I have a 4 month old cocker and we’re struggling to stop him pulling, do you have any tips ? Really enjoy your videos.

[@spindriftgamer5614]

I feel your pain... I'm in the same situation.

[@Pete-qs7zf]

@ I just wonder if there’s a certain age you start training these things, just now he’s just a puppy with adhd 🤦🏽.

[@shinypuppy1014]

How much to train me to train my dog right. ?

[@irislopez-royal5048]

I have a cocker. He's too smart. Tonight, he tried to open a doorknob with his paws. Every night, he has night terrors. How can I help him?

[@lucyrusson526]

How do you apply to ah ah ah when your dog is messing about with retrieve delivery?

[@chrisl6442]

When and how would you introduce Finka to gunshot? Thanks

[@davidstrudwick6879]

How do you stop a dog off lead from chasing game? My WCS is 13 months and has on three or four occasions flushed a pheasant. Her brain has fried and she’s gone. I continually work on recall which in normal circumstances is good but when she gets a scent she’s deaf and I’m invisible 😢

[@TheHM78]

That’s not a naughty cocker😂 compared to my munsterlander she is superbly trained.. if only you wouldn’t luve sondar away..