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    Nice dog. Training should start at 8 weeks
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    Chudleys is a dog food brand. I've never heard of Chudley gundog or the like, do they have a website? Modern cockers these days are very closely bred. For what your going to pay for a trialing dog (one that has alot of red in the pedigree) you will pay for a reqular working dog but heres the thing, the majority of them all come from the same trialing ancestry. If you get a pup that has FTCH Dander Druid, FTCH Darnell Dealer, FTCH Maesydderwen Scimitar, FTCH Mallowdale Zander, you'll do alright. The majority of cockers have those dogs once or twice in there pedigree.
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    Thanks Dave
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    A short video of a bit of training with my golden retriever dog and cocker bitch. Both valuable members of the shooting team. My young Golden Retriever bitch nearly 9 months old, she's just getting to the stage where we can start progressing onto long marked/memory retrieves to teach her to run a straight line. Hope you enjoy
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    Are these working strain?
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    Just wanted to share these. The labs are litter brother and sister and very different in character. Hope you enjoy. Lee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exdTW9t71Nw
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    Just a short video of a usual training session with my Golden Retriever. I'm well pleased with how well he is doing for 10 1/2 months. Hope you enjoy and apologies for the poor commentary and camera work. Lee
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    Depends what deer your shooting. For me 30-06 is far to expensive, 308 has a trajectory like a rainbow and is too slow, 270 is quality but I don't shoot reds so don't need one. My choice is .243, cheap enough, hard hitting and a good range of ammo to use as a foxing and stalking rifle.
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    At the end of the day you can only bag what you can hit. Pointer or springer they will never be able to present the quarry exactly how you want it. Once they've found it the rest is up to the person with the gun. Pointers come into there own in large open areas and spaniels are generally better in thick cover
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    She's FTCH Rowston Spikey x FTAW Nantsannan Ammelia and she'll be 2 in May. Thank you.
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    After my last vid of her doing some picking up a few peoples asked to see her quartering so heres a vid that I've managed to put together. Enjoy.
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    Thanks mate
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    Thanks Buckshot, do I know you? Yeah I believe he's planning a litter this year, all the best to him is what I say.
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    You really have no better options?
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    Thank you.
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    Also play sessions lasting 10 minutes, yes. Occuring every hour, no. Everything should be relaxed and intentional, do not to have a routine play schedule. Keep it random otherwise your puppy will learn the routine quicker than you and start demanding.
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    Thanks gents. Yeah really pleased with her. Glad you all enjoyed it.
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    I agree with you there to a point, I don't use my lab for picking up any more. If I thought she was good enough to sort out I would, but unfortunately she's better at keeping my son entertained. Hard mouth isn't about respect for the handler. Hard mouth is caused by two things that I know of. 1. Hereditary 2. Induced by the handler's own anxiety to make a dog retrieve the way they want it to.
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    I feed mine raw during the working months. They have far more stamina and work in them, seem to be a bit sharper all round. Careful what you feed raw though. I tend to leave rabbit and hare frozen for about 4 months before I feed that raw just to kill parasite and I don't feed any pig product. Usually I feed raw eggs, venison, lamb, pheasant, partridge, duck, goose, chicken, pigeon, rabbit, hare, beef, it's made up of all the off-cuts that I don't want.
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    My 5 1/2 month old Goldie, this was his first exercise heeling off the lead.
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    A compilation of my little cocker picking up. This was her first season. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlacO9fz5r4
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    No not hard to train at all. I think people say they are more difficult because there are more aspects to teach but not difficult no.
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    Thought I'd share a few clips of my springer picking up this season. Hope you enjoy. Lee
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    squeeze the trigger.
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