As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home czcams.com/users/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.
How can people give this great video a thumbs down. You gave a very good defined explanation of the art of training dogs to do what they have an instinct for. Dogs were not bred to lye around in a house or chained to a tree . Dogs were bred to do work and in this case to trail rabbits for gathering food. By the way I too trained Beagles exactly like you shown. Thank you.
That is pretty much how I start my pups also. One trick I have found that works well though, is to blow a whistle when I am training the pup with a hide (which I have saved in the freezer). First I let the pup worry the hide, then I tie the pup up and hide the pelt so it is easy to find. Then, just before I let the pup go, I blow the whistle and tell it to "hunt it up". As the pup progresses and you are able to start bring them out hunting blow the whistle and tell him to "hunt em up". When the pup comes to a check during the day, and you actually see which way the rabbit went (in my case, hares) blow the whistle and get him going in the right direction again. At the end of the day when you want to go home but the pup doesn't, get yourself into a position that the dog can hear the whistle. When it comes to a check, blow the whistle and call the dog. He thinks you have the rabbit and will come to you and you can leash him and go home. The important point is to not always pick up the dog when you blow the whistle but let him continue to hunt throughout the day....that way he will never know it is time to quit! That's a whole lot easier than having to go back at night to pick up your dog! Also, I use the Garmin Astro to keep track of my dog. I don't know how I hunted for so long without one, but of course, I used to be a hell of a lot younger than I am now. Lot of good points in your video! Thanks!
mike savage Thanks. I may try that. Usually my dogs come back just fine, but my one dog Louie is pretty stubborn when he is on a rabbit even on a check. It would be great if he were trained that way. By the way thanks for the great comments. I really appreciate it. Keep them coming!
BeagleBoys RabbitHunting I don't know how the whistle would work on an older dog. I get mine used to the whistle when they are about 8 or 9 weeks old. I don't have a problem picking up my dogs but I have been with other guys dogs who just about had to be tackled to get them. That makes for a frustrating hunt when you are ready to go home, but the dog isn't. Of course, back then there was no such thing as a garmin astro. That little invention REALLY makes life easier. You will appreciate that even more in your older years!
Thanks for the video... I've got two beagles that I've started but they hadn't started to bay yet, but you've giving me hope that maybe its still early and they are still learning. They are only 12 weeks right now. Thanks for the tips
I rabbit hunted for 20 years and owned many beagles, To be honest their is little to no need to do any of these techniques to train a dog. Take it in the woods at 3 months old, Sit on a log and let him walk around, He will do what he does and train himself, The best trainer is TIME! We have never ever done any of this and we had the best dogs in the province of NL.
Get Garmin alpha system. Can have up to 20 dogs on it. Has shock collar built in. Use it to tone break him to come when he hears the beep or vibration. He knows if he don't come hell get a zap
I know I've got a solid rabbit hunting dog because when she was a couple months old she found a baby rabbit den, and then another day I found her with a whole rabbit leg in her mouth which she tried to swallow entirely. Winter is tough to train her but she's been able to chase a few squirrels with my older dog. Both terrier mixes. Thanks for the tips!
Stop getting mad some people like to hunt for animals and plus some people eat it and rabbits in the wild can kill other rabbits so it doesn't even matter if the dogs kill them because rabbits can breed a lot so they are basically controlling the amount of rabbits
I love hunting with dogs, my best experiences are with GSPs. Never been on a rabbit hunt, I have shot a fair number but mostly while chasing after other game. I have hunted raccoons which was also pretty exciting. But it looks like a ton of fun. And rabbit are pretty decent eating,
Am not a rabbit hunter!! Was Squirrel/Ruffed Grouse hunter with .22LR!! So these dogs taught me!! Living in a rental room in Grant County Wisconsin.....was a teacher then in the local Catholic School....they would show up and invite me to the hunt!! So we had Beagle Poocher....olde timer with his nose to0 the ground!! Then we had Shoorty, Beagle-Ttreeing Walker Cross who would take off line of sight!! They would bring the rabbit around in circle as is their behavior!! My .22 LR would have them dead to rights!! When I get beyond. need to meet once again with those dogs in the hunting g room!!
When he hits wait when bunny come back around shoot. Give him a little piece of liver end of story. You dont train you manage his hunting. His instinct is to hunt.
Two questions: 1) What are some measures to take, to assure that he doesn't become "gun shy"? 2) How do you prevent them from chasing deer? I've seen these problems in the past.
I took both my dogs out to the gun range. Shot my shotgun around them. Lay the gun down and let them sniff it. They got used to sound and smell. Deer will always bust out of cover when dogs go through. It's all about keeping them focused on Rabbits! Training Training running the dogs on Rabbits nothing else. My dogs wanted nothing but to hunt rabbits training them only to want to hunt and chase Rabbits.
I like the name. My beagle is Bugle Boy what a great hunter. He loves hunting rabbits. My female beagle Bugle Bell. That dog could hunt I would limit out my hunts with her. I hate to say it but she was a better hunter than Bugle Boy. Not by much but yeah. I loved them both the same.
Great vid! I'm having trouble with my beagle catching killing the rabbits, it has no trouble catching the rabbits but it doesn't kill it holds them and almost like its a game. Would it be to young? It's 2 years old Cheers.
Great dog, so cute. I have a appx 2 year old Beagle male who we got from the Denver shelter where they told us he was a stray. He is energetic and very loved but when we walk he is absolutely tracking, and sounding with his nose down. He moves from side to side and he points. He is so beautiful and we live in an apartment, it is a large place but he has no place to sniff to his heart's content,. We feel like he is not living out his purpose in life and we may keeping him selfishly. He loves us and we adore him. What can you or anyone tell me about this dilemma ?
Nice video & info.. I trained my first jip @ 6 months old solo ran her for almost a year solo it took her 5 days to start packing up. Got another female that I'm going to start the same way....
What are the collar you get for your beagle? What does it do? Is it a tracker? Looks like some anthenna. Should we always have it on them when we take them hunting? I’m in the process of training my 6mo beagle to hunt as well.
It is a GPS tracker. Some beagle runners use GPS and corrective collars. The GPS is great when you have a large amount of land to hunt on so you can better plan where your hunting buddies should be placed when the dogs get on a rabbit.
I have a Pitbull mix (not sure what with). He points at mice in the shop! It's the darndest thing. He won't give up on them either. He just barks and barks till I flush the mouse out with a stick. He's almost two. I've never hunted with a dog before and was wondering if he would be a good one to try to train?
Not so much for rabbits. You want something that is going to use its nose more than its eyes when you’re trying to find the rabbits, and then it has to be willing to really give chase once it finds them. The vast majority of people who hunt with pits, go after hogs.
Hey Steve I really enjoyed the video I have been rabbit hunting with my dad since is was bout 6 or 7 and we always just took the younger pups out with the older dogs that where already running I never really looked at it the way you broke it down bout the bad habits they pick up from the other dogs so true this helps me out a lot very detailed video I going to use this method for sure....and I wanted to ask question how old should the rabbit foot or hide b that u tie on the string for the puppy to play with at the beginning thanks again
Well my dog is a 6 years old beagle dachshund jack Russell mix has never had a day of training just instinct for her I never let her kill it cuz I dont know if it legal without a hunter permit pls tell me I'd love to let her hunt she is a pretty whiny dog and I think it will make her happy
I have a dog he's a little bigger than a beagle he's a poodle mix he's really good at finding the scents of small animals he picked up a trail and followed it to a small hole with kittens in it the mom came and they fought I had to scare her away or my dog would've killed her....
Ik im a little late for this but snakes will always want to run away instead of fight. They are scared animals and will never attack unless forced too. If a snake hears him barking and running close to him then the snake will find a spot to hide
this is good ,but if you want to start your first beagle not so great. the first beagle i started was solo and it wa salot of work. but man it was alot of reward
I have a one year old red beagle hound , he is very fast and has always been complimented on his bright fur color . We have gotten offers to sell him . How much is he worth if he is not fixed. They want to buy him to hunt rabbits.
What's going on Steve got a question on the rabbit foot im first hunting gun and would like a beagle as to im a more rabbit gun, hope to prep the rabbit foot for the dog is it just cutting the foot off and ting a sting to it?
I taught my beagle to take fish in rivers, he’s lovable but dumb as a box of rocks. I use my labs and blood hounds for hunting any kind of meaningful game.
I use a .177 air rifle for rabbit hunting. I got a rabbit today in about 20 minutes it took me to find him. I’m saving up for a .22 for small game hunting. I use a 30-06 for big game. I’m 15. I’ve never used a rabbit dog but I’m considering using one. Do you think my Great Pyrenees will be a good rabbit dog?
Does these methods truly work if they do then I need to start training my beagles we got 3 adult tri color beagles they go on the hunt for anything because the wood are on both sides of our house also I need to ask my dad if he'll trap rabbits we have a whole lot of wild life coming into our yard like rabbits deer raccoons and mice
I live in Queensland Australia witch is illegal to withhold rabbits as pets but the rabbits foot you have is that just a fresh foot or has it been dryer or treated as that may be my own way to train my hound.
After a large mass shooting, the Australian government bought back firearms, made certain firearms illegal, and imposed gun restrictions. People have to have a need for guns (ie. hunting) and a license. So guns are not illegal, you can still hunt, and there has been a marked improvement in the rates of gun violence, suicides, etc.. Yet here we still sit, with a new mass shooting every week.
My beagle is 5 y/o and whenever she smells something such as deer squirrel chipmunks etc, she runs off chasing it and barking. We have trained her to sit stay come etc for almost 3 yrs straight. We cannot get her to listen ... HELP!!!
Your instructions worked perfectly. Every time I take my two terrier mutts on a walk they smell the air for the scent of rabbits. They poke their heads in every bush looking for them and if there is one around they find it. They have yet to catch one thought because it's hard to do off leash hunting in my community. but they nearly made a kill many times.
I'd like to let my beagle out to hunt rabbits but I'm afraid if I let him off the leash he'd be gone never to be seen again. How can we can against this?
I have a jack russel x when he sees a rabbit he runs after it but I call him back I want him to eat natural food when he chases the rabbit if he catches it should I kill it and let him eat it
Hola Jesse, tengo un beagle de ocho meses de edad, no he podido que siga el rastro del conejo, porque es muy distraído, en tu experiencia y profesionalismo podrías darme más consejos.
Ya, no problem. If this is one of the first times you put your dog on rabbits, don't worry about your dog losing the trail. What I would do is get your dog interested in the rabbit smell by playing with a piece of rabbit skin or a rabbits foot. Then after a few weeks of that, place your dog on a fresh rabbit's track and just see if your dog gets excited when they smell it. Then keep doing this and eventually they will follow the track. Just keep practicing.
As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home czcams.com/users/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.
It is so cute when that puppy hits the rabbit scent and starts that little beagle bark!
How can people give this great video a thumbs down. You gave a very good defined explanation of the art of training dogs to do what they have an instinct for. Dogs were not bred to lye around in a house or chained to a tree . Dogs were bred to do work and in this case to trail rabbits for gathering food. By the way I too trained Beagles exactly like you shown. Thank you.
I like the way that you started him on rabbits
Mines two, never been on a real hunt but has been trained. I continuously train him so when/if I need him he can do it. Thanks for the tips.
That is pretty much how I start my pups also. One trick I have found that works well though, is to blow a whistle when I am training the pup with a hide (which I have saved in the freezer). First I let the pup worry the hide, then I tie the pup up and hide the pelt so it is easy to find. Then, just before I let the pup go, I blow the whistle and tell it to "hunt it up". As the pup progresses and you are able to start bring them out hunting blow the whistle and tell him to "hunt em up". When the pup comes to a check during the day, and you actually see which way the rabbit went (in my case, hares) blow the whistle and get him going in the right direction again. At the end of the day when you want to go home but the pup doesn't, get yourself into a position that the dog can hear the whistle. When it comes to a check, blow the whistle and call the dog. He thinks you have the rabbit and will come to you and you can leash him and go home. The important point is to not always pick up the dog when you blow the whistle but let him continue to hunt throughout the day....that way he will never know it is time to quit! That's a whole lot easier than having to go back at night to pick up your dog! Also, I use the Garmin Astro to keep track of my dog. I don't know how I hunted for so long without one, but of course, I used to be a hell of a lot younger than I am now. Lot of good points in your video! Thanks!
mike savage Thanks. I may try that. Usually my dogs come back just fine, but my one dog Louie is pretty stubborn when he is on a rabbit even on a check. It would be great if he were trained that way. By the way thanks for the great comments. I really appreciate it. Keep them coming!
BeagleBoys RabbitHunting I don't know how the whistle would work on an older dog. I get mine used to the whistle when they are about 8 or 9 weeks old. I don't have a problem picking up my dogs but I have been with other guys dogs who just about had to be tackled to get them. That makes for a frustrating hunt when you are ready to go home, but the dog isn't. Of course, back then there was no such thing as a garmin astro. That little invention REALLY makes life easier. You will appreciate that even more in your older years!
Ya, well maybe my future dogs. Great idea though.
Seems a well bred pup. How's Barry getting on now he's in his prime
Glad to see people are still using beagles for hunting. Good vid guys
dad and i just took the pups out with the old dogs and a trip or 2
they were going pretty good. love the beagles
1:55 I'm pretty sure that's a deer not a rabbit
Logan Reptiles it’s not a deer it’s a rabbit are you blind?
@@a.m.d5251 he was sarcastic
Thanks for the video... I've got two beagles that I've started but they hadn't started to bay yet, but you've giving me hope that maybe its still early and they are still learning. They are only 12 weeks right now. Thanks for the tips
1lilfirefly Yes, they are still very young. Just get them interested in rabbit scent.
+BeagleBoys RabbitHunting will this training work with a older dog
Awesome video! Knowing my dog his first time I feel like he would lead me to a deer or God forbid a bear 😂
I rabbit hunted for 20 years and owned many beagles, To be honest their is little to no need to do any of these techniques to train a dog. Take it in the woods at 3 months old, Sit on a log and let him walk around, He will do what he does and train himself, The best trainer is TIME! We have never ever done any of this and we had the best dogs in the province of NL.
My question is how do you get your beagle to come back ???
Call their name. Rabbits usually always circle around also
Get Garmin alpha system. Can have up to 20 dogs on it. Has shock collar built in. Use it to tone break him to come when he hears the beep or vibration. He knows if he don't come hell get a zap
Teach him to handle and they will come back teach them to love you before you train them no need for shock callers
I know I've got a solid rabbit hunting dog because when she was a couple months old she found a baby rabbit den, and then another day I found her with a whole rabbit leg in her mouth which she tried to swallow entirely. Winter is tough to train her but she's been able to chase a few squirrels with my older dog. Both terrier mixes. Thanks for the tips!
Beagles are stubborn once they get on a trail and don't always come back, that's why gps collars are a huge asset.
Cool crossbreed a beautiful Blue Beagle
Stop getting mad some people like to hunt for animals and plus some people eat it and rabbits in the wild can kill other rabbits so it doesn't even matter if the dogs kill them because rabbits can breed a lot so they are basically controlling the amount
of rabbits
Thanks for the advice always enjoy watching your videos
I love hunting with dogs, my best experiences are with GSPs. Never been on a rabbit hunt, I have shot a fair number but mostly while chasing after other game. I have hunted raccoons which was also pretty exciting. But it looks like a ton of fun. And rabbit are pretty decent eating,
Excellent! I like that little dog!
Am not a rabbit hunter!! Was Squirrel/Ruffed Grouse hunter with .22LR!! So these dogs taught me!! Living in a rental room in Grant County Wisconsin.....was a teacher then in the local Catholic School....they would show up and invite me to the hunt!! So we had Beagle Poocher....olde timer with his nose to0 the ground!! Then we had Shoorty, Beagle-Ttreeing Walker Cross who would take off line of sight!! They would bring the rabbit around in circle as is their behavior!! My .22 LR would have them dead to rights!! When I get beyond. need to meet once again with those dogs in the hunting g room!!
I taught my dog to smell for sent and she learned it fast she's 9
Maybe I need to get out more but I've never seen a bluetick beagle mix :P Best of both worlds
When he hits wait when bunny come back around shoot. Give him a little piece of liver end of story. You dont train you manage his hunting. His instinct is to hunt.
How do u train ur dog to go into bushes
Two questions: 1) What are some measures to take, to assure that he doesn't become "gun shy"? 2) How do you prevent them from chasing deer? I've seen these problems in the past.
I took both my dogs out to the gun range. Shot my shotgun around them. Lay the gun down and let them sniff it. They got used to sound and smell. Deer will always bust out of cover when dogs go through. It's all about keeping them focused on Rabbits! Training Training running the dogs on Rabbits nothing else. My dogs wanted nothing but to hunt rabbits training them only to want to hunt and chase Rabbits.
This was good I just started hunting my dogs I have Russell terriers and a Scottish terrier that's for the video
I love blue tick n red tick
I like the name. My beagle is Bugle Boy what a great hunter. He loves hunting rabbits. My female beagle Bugle Bell. That dog could hunt I would limit out my hunts with her. I hate to say it but she was a better hunter than Bugle Boy. Not by much but yeah. I loved them both the same.
Very good training i will Stuart for my dog tomorow.
Great vid!
I'm having trouble with my beagle catching killing the rabbits, it has no trouble catching the rabbits but it doesn't kill it holds them and almost like its a game. Would it be to young? It's 2 years old
Cheers.
Aaron Walker it's not supposed to kill it your supposed to shot it
Dylan it would if the dog brings it to you.. if it just holds it in place, you’d have to search for both
Great dog, so cute. I have a appx 2 year old Beagle male who we got from the Denver shelter where they told us he was a stray. He is energetic and very loved but when we walk he is absolutely tracking, and sounding with his nose down. He moves from side to side and he points. He is so beautiful and we live in an apartment, it is a large place but he has no place to sniff to his heart's content,. We feel like he is not living out his purpose in life and we may keeping him selfishly. He loves us and we adore him. What can you or anyone tell me about this dilemma ?
Nice video & info.. I trained my first jip @ 6 months old solo ran her for almost a year solo it took her 5 days to start packing up. Got another female that I'm going to start the same way....
That's Great!
I've had several beagles and could never trust any off leash. How do you train for that?
Aaron Sartor maybe learn to train a dog. Just a guess
Awesome job that's same way I always start my pups !
This is 100% the way I start my dogs.
Would this work with jack russell terriers
Gotta know that intro song man +BeagleBoys RabbitHunting
What are the collar you get for your beagle? What does it do? Is it a tracker? Looks like some anthenna. Should we always have it on them when we take them hunting? I’m in the process of training my 6mo beagle to hunt as well.
It is a GPS tracker. Some beagle runners use GPS and corrective collars. The GPS is great when you have a large amount of land to hunt on so you can better plan where your hunting buddies should be placed when the dogs get on a rabbit.
I have a Pitbull mix (not sure what with). He points at mice in the shop! It's the darndest thing. He won't give up on them either. He just barks and barks till I flush the mouse out with a stick. He's almost two. I've never hunted with a dog before and was wondering if he would be a good one to try to train?
Not so much for rabbits. You want something that is going to use its nose more than its eyes when you’re trying to find the rabbits, and then it has to be willing to really give chase once it finds them. The vast majority of people who hunt with pits, go after hogs.
Hey Steve I really enjoyed the video I have been rabbit hunting with my dad since is was bout 6 or 7 and we always just took the younger pups out with the older dogs that where already running I never really looked at it the way you broke it down bout the bad habits they pick up from the other dogs so true this helps me out a lot very detailed video I going to use this method for sure....and I wanted to ask question how old should the rabbit foot or hide b that u tie on the string for the puppy to play with at the beginning thanks again
i put a alive rabbit in the dog pin and a few dead ones hung up in the pin as well and i hope for the best
Well my dog is a 6 years old beagle dachshund jack Russell mix has never had a day of training just instinct for her I never let her kill it cuz I dont know if it legal without a hunter permit pls tell me I'd love to let her hunt she is a pretty whiny dog and I think it will make her happy
I caught a few rabbits and I put the rabbits in a large cage and then I let the dog find it and chase it so it's more exiting
I have a dog he's a little bigger than a beagle he's a poodle mix he's really good at finding the scents of small animals he picked up a trail and followed it to a small hole with kittens in it the mom came and they fought I had to scare her away or my dog would've killed her....
Beagles come into the world with rOS pre-installed. Wi-fi antenna sold separately.
That’s one tiny deer
Cute dog 😁😁😁😁
This helped a lot
I have a 1 year old Nova Scotia Duck Toller. Still possible at this age to train for rabbit
Are you nervous that the dogs might ever run into snakes and is there a way to teach them to avoid them
Ik im a little late for this but snakes will always want to run away instead of fight. They are scared animals and will never attack unless forced too. If a snake hears him barking and running close to him then the snake will find a spot to hide
I was born to hunt rabbits
I train fighters and dogs
Apostle Gholson the
Apostle Gholson ur sick
Love this video
Great Video
My dog is one Month old can i star training ihm.
this is good ,but if you want to start your first beagle not so great.
the first beagle i started was solo and it wa salot of work.
but man it was alot of reward
What if you have a pet rabbit
well you will have to teach it to like that one
Reese Ray than it is a lot easier to hunt you don’t even need a dog
@@makadoz hahahhaha
I have a one year old red beagle hound , he is very fast and has always been complimented on his bright fur color . We have gotten offers to sell him . How much is he worth if he is not fixed. They want to buy him to hunt rabbits.
Ruby Dano where are you located??
dang i thought i trained my dogs well until the started to run deer if you hav any tips for me plz give them
What's going on Steve got a question on the rabbit foot im first hunting gun and would like a beagle as to im a more rabbit gun, hope to prep the rabbit foot for the dog is it just cutting the foot off and ting a sting to it?
Perfect video
Do you do the same thing with different breeds. I have a 1 1/2 year old black mouth cur and I want to train him to rabbit hunt
That could have been a doe man,just because there ain’t no antlers on the thing doesn’t mean it isn’t a deer
I got one that's almost 6 months old and one is almost 4 months
I taught my beagle to take fish in rivers, he’s lovable but dumb as a box of rocks. I use my labs and blood hounds for hunting any kind of meaningful game.
If I had a dumb dog I would never feel angry at him I would still love him
how much money does it cost to buy a 3 month old rabbit beagle?
Only way is to take them hunting and stay close together use few words here rabbit and their name then grow together
I use a .177 air rifle for rabbit hunting. I got a rabbit today in about 20 minutes it took me to find him. I’m saving up for a .22 for small game hunting. I use a 30-06 for big game. I’m 15. I’ve never used a rabbit dog but I’m considering using one. Do you think my Great Pyrenees will be a good rabbit dog?
Joseanarr use shotgun for rabbit
Have you seen or used a flirt stick to move a drag around? Fast and can be very random in movement.
Steve Brettell No I haven't. In fact I don't even know what that is.
+Steve Brettell A flirt pole would actually be incredibly useful. Especially as the pup can learn that the rabbit isn't correlated to humans.
good video! will learn))
Does these methods truly work if they do then I need to start training my beagles we got 3 adult tri color beagles they go on the hunt for anything because the wood are on both sides of our house also I need to ask my dad if he'll trap rabbits we have a whole lot of wild life coming into our yard like rabbits deer raccoons and mice
Good video
I have a husky and i trained it and trained it for 2 years now and he can track and kill a deer like wow!
Husky Life That's pretty cool. I've never heard of a husky hunting anything. I bet your would run forever on a deer being a husky and all.
I'm sorry if i cant type right im not english im little polish :)
Is it too late to start a 5 month old
I think that the best way to train a pup is to run it with experienced dogs
Barry is probably old now
Is Louie from the same breeder a berry
I've been using this technique and the pup has begun hitting the string. Is that OK? Any ideas. This is my first pup any help will be appreciated.
is it a beagle
Good job :)
I live in Queensland Australia witch is illegal to withhold rabbits as pets but the rabbits foot you have is that just a fresh foot or has it been dryer or treated as that may be my own way to train my hound.
+jessie projecthunter you can't have pet rabbits? Also, I heard the governement took the guns how do you hunt?
After a large mass shooting, the Australian government bought back firearms, made certain firearms illegal, and imposed gun restrictions. People have to have a need for guns (ie. hunting) and a license. So guns are not illegal, you can still hunt, and there has been a marked improvement in the rates of gun violence, suicides, etc.. Yet here we still sit, with a new mass shooting every week.
@@toriwheeler1328 because the guns aren't the problem
My beagle is 5 y/o and whenever she smells something such as deer squirrel chipmunks etc, she runs off chasing it and barking. We have trained her to sit stay come etc for almost 3 yrs straight. We cannot get her to listen ... HELP!!!
Zappy Nickel well...the beagle is a hunting dog, so...
Beet it
It’s natural.. I have a 5yro beagle who’s lived in the city all its life and chases barks etc at cats,squirrels or anything that’s not a dog ..
Do you think it would be possible to train a 2 year old dog to retrieve/hunt rabbits
I trained mine at 5 months, but in theory possible
i got a two n a hafe old beagel is there hope for him to still hun bunny
Love to have some of that bloodline
Would this work with gsd pups
Is there a certain place online that would sell rabbit feet by chance?
I have a 3 year old bassist hound do u think I could train him for rabbits at his age.
I think so. We trained our dog Willie at 2 years old. I think if you do some of these techniques he may eventually run rabbits.
thank you
I never heard beagle boys pliz someone can explain to me?
Can I train a Yorkie mut like this? They were bred to hunt rats, foxes, and such.
I'm going to put him on a trail and see if he can even pick up the scent. I'll report back with what I find out.
Ninth Ray Nice. He may be able to hunt rabbits. Let me know how it goes.
Your instructions worked perfectly. Every time I take my two terrier mutts on a walk they smell the air for the scent of rabbits. They poke their heads in every bush looking for them and if there is one around they find it. They have yet to catch one thought because it's hard to do off leash hunting in my community. but they nearly made a kill many times.
Is your beagle history hybrid?
I'd like to let my beagle out to hunt rabbits but I'm afraid if I let him off the leash he'd be gone never to be seen again. How can we can against this?
Thats what his Garmin tracker is for, in case they wonder off
Tracking collars
i have a two n hafe year old beagel is there hope for hime to hunt rabbit im gana try n train starting tomarrow
First intro David cooker dog hunting man
My beagle is dumb af, when I put him down, he just sniffs right back to me.
Track the rabbit, not me.... smh
I need to do this bad
I have a jack russel x when he sees a rabbit he runs after it but I call him back I want him to eat natural food when he chases the rabbit if he catches it should I kill it and let him eat it
Hola Jesse, tengo un beagle de ocho meses de edad, no he podido que siga el rastro del conejo, porque es muy distraído, en tu experiencia y profesionalismo podrías darme más consejos.
Ya, no problem. If this is one of the first times you put your dog on rabbits, don't worry about your dog losing the trail. What I would do is get your dog interested in the rabbit smell by playing with a piece of rabbit skin or a rabbits foot. Then after a few weeks of that, place your dog on a fresh rabbit's track and just see if your dog gets excited when they smell it. Then keep doing this and eventually they will follow the track. Just keep practicing.
Gracias Jesse lo haré así y en breve te mando resultados!
i have a dog part lab and i want to train him for squreils is there anyway i can contact u and ask u
My beagle is called barry
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