Retrieve: A New Gentle Approach to Retriever Training Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)A lot of training books are done with the idea of showing you how to get your dog to do something, and if it doesn't work--you're on your own. RETRIEVE stays with you when things don't go just right--which is almost always. Here you will find as much common sense and uncomplicated advice as you'll find anywhere. The neophyte as well as the more advanced trainer will find many non standard but effective ways of dealing with problems that are unique to this book. At the end of each chapter is a list of common problems that occur in training--and how to correct them without shock collers, whips, ear pinch or any harsh treatment. The entertainment value is high in terms of training and trialing anecdotes. Bill writes with humor and message. This book is about dog training, of course, but it's more than that. Anecdotes scattered throughout lend humor to the book, and show attitudes and emotions that make sunrise in a duck blind a special feeling.

Click Here to see more reviews about: Retrieve: A New Gentle Approach to Retriever Training

From picking a pup, to "Master Hunter."This book covers retrieving, handling, obedience, quartering, trailing wounded game, sample training tests, and a Special section with solutions to common problems that occur in training.TABLE OF CONTENTS:EQUIPMENT LISTTHE HUNTERPICKING A PUPDESIREHOUSE BREAKINGYARD BREAKINGSITSTAYCOME HERELIE DOWNTHE JUMPERHEELDON'T BE GUN-SHYBIRDS AND SINGLESBLINKERS, HARDMOUTH, and FLIERSINSTRUCTIONS TO BIRDBOYSTHE BREAKING STRAPINTRODUCTION TO WATERHURRY UP METHODSTRAIGHT LINE TO THE BIRDTHE QUICK WHISTLEBY LAND AND SEADECOYSWORKING FROM A BOATDOUBLES ANYONE?TAKING A LINELINING IN WATERHANDLINGTHE BASEBALL DIAMONDTHE CROSS PATTERNTHE DOUBLE CROSSNEAR SIGHTED DOGHARD OF HEARINGQUARTER AND FLUSHTRACKINGTRAINING TIPSHANDLING TIPSTHE HUNTING TESTSSAMPLE TRAINING TESTSGLOSSARY OF TERMSQUICK REFERENCE FOR PROBLEMSINDEX

Click here for more information about Retrieve: A New Gentle Approach to Retriever Training