Progress on pup

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Hi all

 

Just a quick update on my pup. As this is my first Springer to train I have been reading a lot on the methods used in bringing on such a pup. I have her sitting on command with my hand and whistle, I have her on the recall, and she is spot on with her retrieving.

 

Apart from what I am doing now, is there anything that I could or should be doing.

[doddsy1970 9]

Hi all

 

Just a quick update on my pup. As this is my first Springer to train I have been reading a lot on the methods used in bringing on such a pup. I have her sitting on command with my hand and whistle, I have her on the recall, and she is spot on with her retrieving.

 

Apart from what I am doing now, is there anything that I could or should be doing.

 

How old is she fella?

[eli 0]

heel sit stay on and off lead dont give it to much to soon holding back abit now will pay off later when the trill of real game is out ther if adog nos it can hunt for its self your in the shit do every thing you can to get a steady dog good look

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Thanks for the replies.

 

I now plan to allow her enjoy the next couple of months, with a little reminder of her training as we proceed.

 

I was anxious to have some form of basic commands in her as a pup, she will sit on command, her recall is spot on, and her retrieve is spot on, she still things we are playing a game at the moment.

 

Now I am eager to let the months roll on and bring her to the next stage of her training. She is just five months old and she has so far been a treat to have around the yard.

[doddsy1970 9]

Thanks for the replies.

 

I now plan to allow her enjoy the next couple of months, with a little reminder of her training as we proceed.

 

I was anxious to have some form of basic commands in her as a pup, she will sit on command, her recall is spot on, and her retrieve is spot on, she still things we are playing a game at the moment.

 

Now I am eager to let the months roll on and bring her to the next stage of her training. She is just five months old and she has so far been a treat to have around the yard.

 

 

She looks a cracker but dont be too eager to progress her training. Time spent on the basics now will save you frustration and headaches later.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Thanks for the replies.

 

I now plan to allow her enjoy the next couple of months, with a little reminder of her training as we proceed.

 

I was anxious to have some form of basic commands in her as a pup, she will sit on command, her recall is spot on, and her retrieve is spot on, she still things we are playing a game at the moment.

 

Now I am eager to let the months roll on and bring her to the next stage of her training. She is just five months old and she has so far been a treat to have around the yard.

 

 

She looks a cracker but dont be too eager to progress her training. Time spent on the basics now will save you frustration and headaches later.

 

[Dave C 63]

Looking good mate, am pleased she is coming on for you.

 

ATB

Dave.

[markswan20 2]

Hi all

 

Just a quick update on my pup. As this is my first Springer to train I have been reading a lot on the methods used in bringing on such a pup. I have her sitting on command with my hand and whistle, I have her on the recall, and she is spot on with her retrieving.

 

Apart from what I am doing now, is there anything that I could or should be doing.

 

 

cracking looking dog mate. I agree with every1 take ur time when training because when fully trained he can go on shoot for 8 to 10 year so why rush atb mark