Teaching your Dog to Look where you want him to Look w Bill Hillmann (1)

How to teach your dog to look where you want him to look
using what Bill calls the "control panel" is shown in this overview,
whether it's at a less attractive bird of a multiple in a competition or in hunting.
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[@markjansma5448]

I love that you end a video with a Bible verse. God bless you!!!!!!

[@magyodorferarnell]

Thanks Bill, really important and very helpful for a rookie like me. Would you please do the part 3. I’d appreciate and others would too! Please keep up the excellent work for our sport

[@andreagreen5525]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@kevinbooth2279]

Thanks for doing these videos. Always helpful!

[@Ron3111]

Would love to see part 3. Thanks for all of your videos

[@dwayneclark9302]

Thanks for the Drill! Looking forward to part 3!

[@silentbirdhunter]

Excellent! I love that only the dog's head moves...no foot movement, no butt lifting. A sit standard that is easy for the dog to understand compared to pivoting the dog with foot and body movement.

[@franklehman6229]

Thank you Bill this is a great lesson and drill. Like everything it is all in the foundation.

[@peterk2466]

Another great video, please do one on the next step!!

[@reddhutchinson2788]

Looking forward to part 3

[@altevor7709]

Thank You

[@sallyray2809]

Thank you Mr. Bill. I would love to see the pressure of the shackled duck vs. the bumpers !

[@gstorch1067]

Hi Bill, do part 3 please! For me it's been a long time since I used a nick with tap and leg. Thanks for video!!

[@jeffa7148]

Would love to see a further video and discussion on 'go as sent' ie: the direction the dog is looking. Say for instance when you're sending for the last retired memory bird in a big marking test. The dog is unsure and doesn't remember the bird. Getting them to trust you and take the line given.

[@fidiusjwhoopie]

great training tips as usual Mr.Bill, was great meeting you in Minnesota, to God be the Glory

[@waveoglesby2920]

Please do a part 3!!!!

[@johnweller3573]

Fantastic drill..Thanks for these great videos.God bless

[@JimMay-wl4bv]

Would like to see the next step in having dog look where you want. Thanks.

[@jeremyvanbeek7868]

Part 3 please

[@codevaj]

Let's get into details with this drill

[@kdowningxc]

Is it possible to use your collar conditioning method, by using the tone feature of a collar instead of a stim? What are the benefits or downsides of that approach. Since the collar is supposed to a positive reinforcement, should it be just to "mark" the right behavior? Thanks for all your blogs and videos, its been awesome to learn from!

[@ruffhausmalinois]

Hey Bill, first and foremost just wanted to say God bless you and your family. Just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to teach all of us were willing to learn and also teaching us to be humble. Finding your messages from God at the end of the video is just a cherry on top that I so desperately needed. Once I get my notes and Malinois trained up I'll shoot some videos, and expect a Christmas gift from us this year! On behalf of my dog Archer and myself, thank you again. And remember, always have fun and enjoy every moment get it on video if you can!

[@hawkeyemedianet]

Thank you for your heartfelt message . .. .

[@ruffhausmalinois]

@@hawkeyemedianet Our pleasure. Remember....HAVE FUN!!!!

[@johnhern643]

How do you teach dog to straight line on a blind?

[@go4062]

AMEN

[@joanncaperna-ford6663]

Hi Bill … I understand that you “nic” on here. Do you also “nic” on No? Thank you!

[@genecarine4388]

Bill can a English lab be trained to be a good duck dog? I have a 5 month old English lab showing me alot of promise. I have people telling me don't waste my time.

[@hawkeyemedianet]

Yes ... it's all about bringing out the best in each dog.