tracking training for GSP
tracking training for GSP
Any good drills to run during the off season? My 2 shorthairs did great this year for their first season (9months and 16months) . Although i lost a few quail, maybe wounded and ran off or landed in extremely thick coverand for what ever reason lost scent and/or focus. Wounding/losing game makes me feel horrible. I plan on working on their retrieving a lot so this will be great to add.
Re: tracking training for GSP
Perhaps a NAVHDA folk will post . This also might help:
http://www.e-trainingfordogs.com/2011/0 ... -tracking/
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http://www.e-trainingfordogs.com/2011/0 ... -tracking/
viewtopic.php?f=69&t=5908&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
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Re: tracking training for GSP
For the pups Howie likes using a can of sardines the best. Pop a few holes in the bottom of the can and drag it. This is sure to get their nose down. Don't forget crackers for when you're done .
Re: tracking training for GSP
Hotdogs are also good... Drag them on the ground .. Best on a hard surface so you can keep track of your line.. Do it straight until they stop tracking and just go to the end.. Then start making turns.. Once the know what the worx track is.. I switch to a few birds..
Re: tracking training for GSP
Living large in the Southwest.