TEACHING YOUR DOG THE BASICS

In this video, Scott Brosier, professional gun dog trainer at Pine Hill Kennel explains how he typically addresses basic obedience with pointing dogs. Scott demonstrates the use of a poly rope to assist in teaching pointing dogs to heel, re-call and shaping the whoa behavior. Scott also discusses why Sit is not taught until after the dog masters the whoa command.
Equipment We Use:
Poly Rope Lead
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Dogtra E Collar:
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Kennel Beds:
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Zinger Winger Dummy Launcher
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Spare Rubber bands
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Dogtra Bird Quail Launcher
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Remote for launcher
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Doken Dead Fowl Dummies
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Whistle Fox 40
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Kennetrek Boots
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Garmin Tactical Solar Instinct Watch
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Garmin 300i GPS Track and Train
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Garmin TT 25 Tracking Collar
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Go Pro Hero 11 Creator
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Sunglasses
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[@Ryan.Willis]

How young of a puppy can you teach this?

[@versatilegundog]

That's a very good question. Unfortunately, my answer would start with "that depends". Puppies need a little shaping and socialization before you would want to begin this level of structure. Typically when they are able to pull around a check chord confidently then they may be ready. That said if you arent sure then a visit with a trusted professional may give some insight to your pups readiness for training.