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[Richie10 345]

Hi,

Loads of discussions on training at the moment and many different opinions.

 

I would like to know what people think pups should be doing at different ages.

 

I have just picked up a 4 month old with a mind of his own(50% saluki) and would like some pointers.

 

Thanks

[martync1967 64]

ive got a three month old pup that im stock breaking at the moment and i normaly have my pups jumping retreiving and learning them to run down the beam on the lamp by six months old and by twelve months old fully trained hope this helps

Edited February 26, 2009 by martync1967

[aj1980 5]

ive got a three month old pup that im stock breaking at the moment and i normaly have my pups jumping retreiving and learning them to run down the beam on the lamp by six months old and by twelve months old fully trained hope this helps

 

any tips on stock breaking pls

[martync1967 64]

ive got a three month old pup that im stock breaking at the moment and i normaly have my pups jumping retreiving and learning them to run down the beam on the lamp by six months old and by twelve months old fully trained hope this helps

 

any tips on stock breaking pls

yes get your pup indroduced to stock as soon as possible the younger the better take the pup into fields where there are sheep cows ect if it shows any interest correct it by giving a tug on lead with a no command or something like that once you get the pups attention just walk around for a bit then let the pup of the lead if you feel that it has your full attention then take it from there thats how im learning mine just keep doing this every week or so until the pup gets us to being around stock things will soon come right for you hope this helps alb martync

[aj1980 5]

ive got a three month old pup that im stock breaking at the moment and i normaly have my pups jumping retreiving and learning them to run down the beam on the lamp by six months old and by twelve months old fully trained hope this helps

 

any tips on stock breaking pls

yes get your pup indroduced to stock as soon as possible the younger the better take the pup into fields where there are sheep cows ect if it shows any interest correct it by giving a tug on lead with a no command or something like that once you get the pups attention just walk around for a bit then let the pup of the lead if you feel that it has your full attention then take it from there thats how im learning mine just keep doing this every week or so until the pup gets us to being around stock things will soon come right for you hope this helps alb martync

nice one mate bear that in mind pup is only 10 weeks old soon as she has had jabs will give it a go thanks