DOG TRAINING DVD IS HERE!   

It has been said that an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. This quote captures the essence of this DVD. It is easy to fall into training traps, or if you do not structure early lessons correctly then later lessons will fail. This DVD is designed for hunters and is structured to make your training easy and quick. I just received a call from a fellow hunting friend the other day, he said his dog will run into the water for a dummy but will not come back, this can be a little difficult to cure, however, it is extremly easy to prevent. Don't fall into traps like this, make your job easy!

We will be filming season three this fall beginning in 2010. Our filming will begin in Ireland where we will hunt waterfowl and pigeon , we will then hunt Canada and the states for more waterfowl action while enjoying some upland into the bargan. Join us for our third and most exciting season. We will be taking on Pro Staff from across the continent and when possible we will hunt with them. We will develop relationships and enjoy hunting like no other telivision show. Join our team and stay tuned. 

Coming soon, box set of entire season.

We need to remind hunters across the country that we are a grass roots type show and we are willing to hunt with "you" anytime. It is important that people understand that we will film with them and that there is no reason to be intimidated, this is what is going to make our show a success. Filming regular hunters across the country, in their own back yard. It's about time we had a grass roots hunting show documenting the hunting culture across this great continent. Contact us if you are interested in hunting with us, we promise you it will be a pleasure.

"Retriever Training for Hunters" now available. CLICK HERE TO purchase DVD and learn how to train your hunting companion!

CLICK HERE TO SEE A SHORT SAMPLE OF OUR DVD,

 "Retriever Training for Hunters"

Beaver-tales

"Firsts" by Carl Lipke jr

"So what about that first (and now seasoned) 20 gauge Browning, you may ask?  Well, I still have it, of course, and it’s funny how things tend to come around full-circle in life!  I’ve now been blessed to see my oldest son shoot his first turkey and first deer with that wonderful gun." Read entire article 

  

"September Duck Hunt" by Dave Goodison

"September 22nd appeared through the early morning darkness much like any other morning, the only difference being today was opening day for duck season. This is the day many people anticipate with great fervor, a feeling I know well. Of all the days in the year, this day is special, unlike any other day. In the heart of the true waterfowl hunter, this day stands out among all other days, it hold a high place in every water fowlers heart, a place to be relished." Read entire article

 

Show Times

Tuesday @ 7:30pm

Thursday @ 2:30am

Friday @ 8:30am

 

 
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  Retriever Training

Learn how to train retrievers in ten to fifteen minutes per day with the help of our new DVD, "Training Retrievers for Hunting." Achieve a well trained retriever in less than one year with the help of this new DVD; begin with a puppy or older dog. Train hard hitting, straight lining ultimately steady retrievers and enjoy your time afield. 

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

Successful Strategies for your New Puppy!

NEW ARTICLE!

Article: Introduction to key lessons

In this article we will discuss a number of key introductions such as water, shot, and how to manage them. These principals will help you with any lesson. "As a general rule, introductions to any new experience, especially for puppies, should be controlled, managed and graduated from simple to complex." Read more

  

Article: Socialization

"To begin with, socialization of puppies is the single most important activity a trainer can invest in with his or her puppy. If proper socialization does not occur at the puppy stage, it is likely that the puppy will fail to realize his full potential." Read entire article     

  

TIPS FOR STEADY RETRIEVERS

 "Steadiness can be defined as: that illusive ability of retrievers to sit and mark game down in the field or, the ability of retrievers to wait for their handlers to send them on a retrieve. I use the word illusive, because so many retrievers are not steady to shot. In the world of retrievers, control is the name of the game. A retriever that is not under total control is of no value in the field; in fact, a retriever that cannot be controlled may be a liability in the field. "Read entire article