Hunting Dog Training, Gun Dog Puppies, and Discussion
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Just curious by what you meant by "It's a lab." I chuckled when I read it.Greg Jennings wrote:It's a lab.
Look into Evan Graham's SmartWork system. It's nothing if not structured.
LOLLokiandGunnar wrote:Just curious by what you meant by "It's a lab." I chuckled when I read it.Greg Jennings wrote:It's a lab.
Look into Evan Graham's SmartWork system. It's nothing if not structured.
It is because I had made a reply suggesting a book that dealt with training pointing dogs. Obviously I had read the post too quickly. The "It's a lab" was Greg pointing out my mistake. Okay, thanks. SmartWork looks involved but good. I just might go to one of his seminars in the spring.Ditch__Parrot wrote:LOLLokiandGunnar wrote:Just curious by what you meant by "It's a lab." I chuckled when I read it.Greg Jennings wrote:It's a lab.
Look into Evan Graham's SmartWork system. It's nothing if not structured.
If I was only going to hunt and not do tests, etc., would I need the Transitions DVD's or is up to the Smart Fetch all I really need?Greg Jennings wrote:I have the SmartFetch DVD. I thought it was very well done.
Eons ago, when I had a lab, I used "Training Retrievers To Handle" by DL and Anne Walters. I thought a lot of it at the time, but can't remember more than that.