The Top Hunting Dog Trainers Reviewed

The Hunting Dog Trainers Head Start Program:

- This program is best for young dogs between 4 to 6 months old.
- The dog is introduced to whistles, pointing, birds, check cords, field commands and the appropriate introduction to gunfire when ready, to develop the young dog's natural inklings.
- The young dog should not be forced or pressured. The dog should have fun with the program
- Then, the trainer will help you work with your dog where you will be educated on the do's in don'ts in preparation for the advanced training of your young dog.

The Hunting Dog Trainers Foundation Training:

- This program is suitable for dogs between 10 to 12 months old.
- The dog will be trained for commands like going to directions you want them to go or pointing and standing birds until they fly off or until you shoot them. The dog should then be ready to hunt birds.
- In this program, the dog should be able to develop their natural pointing instinct, patience on point, and the ability to retrieve.
- This program also includes a one on one training session between the dog and the owner until they work together well as partners.

The Hunting Dog Trainers Steady to Wing and Shot:

- The dog will be trained in the field on birds to hold through the shot, the kill and finally until the retrieve command is given, in actual hunting conditions to get him or her Steady to "Wing and Shoot".
- The dog should then be able to stay steady to wing and shoot and retrieve to hand as they will be handled in and out of the field.
- This training program also includes a one on one bit by bit training for the owner to be taught how to keep the dog broke.
- The dog should then be able to handle kindly, point birds and hold secure to wing and shoot so as to assure your dog’s security.

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