Simple Heeling Drills For Great Hunting Dogs

[@kpoe2000]

Best formal and practical retrieving channel I’ve seen! Preciate it!

[@duckhunter6512]

thanks, going to need this because I am getting a pup soon.

[@DB-iu8yl]

Enjoying your videos! I’m expecting to get a new bird dog in the spring and am looking forward to using your tips to help properly train my LBD.

[@chadclayburg1410]

Thanks!

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Rock and roll big dog! Great video!

[@codywolf1058]

Yall are beasts!

[@paulstrnad3078]

Good stuff!

[@joshsechelski5803]

your doin the right thing love the videos

[@guywiththepinkgun]

Nice work!!

[@markremmers7990]

Excellent video.

[@sajadadam3296]

Very helpful thank you

[@jacobkuehn2440]

I’ve seen in a bunch of your videos how your dogs retrieve and bring the bumpers back sharply to your left side. I’m struggling getting my dog to not make a lap around me as she returns to me. Any tips?

[@apbt8220]

Make a video on the 5 leg drill

[@loneduckoutfitters]

Here’s a link. I call it lining paths & I have 3- 5 but it’s same thing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZCYk3iImJqao9k

[@tannercook4322]

How about doing this drill while another dog is running marks.

[@loneduckoutfitters]

Sure, when possible we definitely do that! Nothing more exciting and distracting than marks going off

[@CatherineHarrison-ls3gv]

How do I get my squirrel dogs nose off the ground so he can heel??? I’m having trouble getting his mind off hunting!

[@joshsechelski5803]

socializing is alot of it

[@codywolf1058]

Is there a certain age I should start working on this?

[@bonc8985]

Lots of good info.

[@whodis5774]

Id check out some of the free videos from michael ellis You can (and SHOULD) start as early as possible, are leash corrections smart on a little puppy? Hell no, it'll start associating work/specifically the heel command with bad things

[@RetrieverTrainingAlone]

I find teaching and conditioning a silent auto sit is useful for walk ups in AKC hunt tests and jump shooting ducks. Dog is eagerly obedient because he thinks his obedience will trigger the winger: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGLGgaONjcp5pMU One nice thing about this type of conditioning is the more exciting the environment, the more eager the dog is obediently heel and silently auto sit.

[@Bearhunt002]

Hey Bob, Do you find that high energy / high drive dogs will constantly need to revisit some of the basics?

[@bornfree8073]

Mine does. It is crazy. I have been workin on calming him down a lot. And it has a helped a lot. Standing stone suggested it i think. My dog still shoots off like a bullet for bumpers and knows to run when i say hunt. Too calm him down, i make him sit everytime he gets too excited.

[@Bearhunt002]

We are constantly revisiting the heeling and I also added in prolonged sits where he will have to stay seated for a few minutes waiting for the release. This also has helped.

[@tedefthymiadis2668]

Use a prong collar

[@loneduckoutfitters]

I rarely use prong, nothing against it, just not on every dog

[@pamelawinker3014]

Thank you!