Were you pleased with your German shorthairs? I think that's what I am getting. I like English pointers but I think the German shorthair should be a more universal dog.
I like the German Shorthairs because they tend to work closer than the English pointers on upland game birds. They are also more versatile, in that they readily retrieve ducks from water, having web feet.
BTW, English Pointers are the way to go for hunters on horseback, who have a lot of ground to cover. You need a helicopter to keep up with them.
The Brittany is also a very good pointing breed, easily trained, very affectionate and not quite as hard-headed as the GSP.
1.Training the Sporting Dog by Donald Smith and Ervin Jones www.info@ahdc.org $35
2.Training the Versatile Hunting Dog by Chuck Johnson
3.How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves by Joan Bailey
I use the first one for step by step training, I'm working on force fetch today will be for next three months I think.
Were you pleased with your German shorthairs? I think that's what I am getting. I like English pointers but I think the German shorthair should be a more universal dog.
I like the German Shorthairs because they tend to work closer than the English pointers on upland game birds. They are also more versatile, in that they readily retrieve ducks from water, having web feet.
BTW, English Pointers are the way to go for hunters on horseback, who have a lot of ground to cover. You need a helicopter to keep up with them.
The Brittany is also a very good pointing breed, easily trained, very affectionate and not quite as hard-headed as the GSP.
1.Training the Sporting Dog by Donald Smith and Ervin Jones www.info@ahdc.org $35
2.Training the Versatile Hunting Dog by Chuck Johnson
3.How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves by Joan Bailey
I use the first one for step by step training, I'm working on force fetch today will be for next three months I think.
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"Wing and Shot," by Robert Wehle. I trained two German Shorthaired Pointers with it.
Were you pleased with your German shorthairs? I think that's what I am getting. I like English pointers but I think the German shorthair should be a more universal dog.
The best way to train your gun dog by Delmar Smith. I have read many and this is an easy read ,funny and a great training tool.
I like the German Shorthairs because they tend to work closer than the English pointers on upland game birds. They are also more versatile, in that they readily retrieve ducks from water, having web feet.
BTW, English Pointers are the way to go for hunters on horseback, who have a lot of ground to cover. You need a helicopter to keep up with them.
The Brittany is also a very good pointing breed, easily trained, very affectionate and not quite as hard-headed as the GSP.
1.Training the Sporting Dog by Donald Smith and Ervin Jones www.info@ahdc.org $35
2.Training the Versatile Hunting Dog by Chuck Johnson
3.How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves by Joan Bailey
I use the first one for step by step training, I'm working on force fetch today will be for next three months I think.
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"Wing and Shot," by Robert Wehle. I trained two German Shorthaired Pointers with it.
The best way to train your gun dog by Delmar Smith. I have read many and this is an easy read ,funny and a great training tool.
Were you pleased with your German shorthairs? I think that's what I am getting. I like English pointers but I think the German shorthair should be a more universal dog.
I like the German Shorthairs because they tend to work closer than the English pointers on upland game birds. They are also more versatile, in that they readily retrieve ducks from water, having web feet.
BTW, English Pointers are the way to go for hunters on horseback, who have a lot of ground to cover. You need a helicopter to keep up with them.
The Brittany is also a very good pointing breed, easily trained, very affectionate and not quite as hard-headed as the GSP.
1.Training the Sporting Dog by Donald Smith and Ervin Jones www.info@ahdc.org $35
2.Training the Versatile Hunting Dog by Chuck Johnson
3.How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves by Joan Bailey
I use the first one for step by step training, I'm working on force fetch today will be for next three months I think.
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