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Author: Ben O. Williams Format: Softcover, 240 pages, B&W Photos, Diagrams Dimensions: (in inches): 10.44 x 7.28
Ben O. Williams has become legendary for his hard-charging, bold, and obedient hunting dogs. The training method he has developed over forty years consistently produces dogs that are friendly and affectionate, yet who also perform at the highest level of excellence in the field. And the best part is the Ben O. Williams Instinctive Method revealed in this hunting dog training book is not only easy, but fun for both owner and dog. Both a training manual and a bird philosophy, the heavily-illustrated Bird Dog reveals unique and timed-tested methods that cultivate a dog's desires and instincts to achieve upland hunting bliss, while also creating a loveable home companion.
Williams is an acclaimed dog breeder, trainer, and outdoor writer who is the author of several books. He is a dog magazine columnist, and a member of the Orvis Wingshooting Advisory Board. He and his dogs have appeared on many outdoor television shows, including Gray's Sporting Journal.
Table of Contents: PART ONE: GETTING STARTED A Hunting Dog Philosophy Hunter and Companion Who is in Charge? Understanding Your Dog's Senses People and Dogs Choosing a Breed for Your Hunting Needs Making a Selection to Fit Your Lifestyle Thoughts on Getting a New Pup Pick the Parents, Not the Pup Picking Pup from a Litter Pup or Older Dog Breeding Program
PART TWO: HOME SCHOOL Don't Take the Dog Out of the Dog Training a Bird Dog is not a Mystery The Pup's Early Learning No Critical Age to Train a Dog Choosing a Name Sleeping Arrangements Eating Arrangements A Happy Puppy Companionship Commands, Anyone Can Do It Learning to Give a Command What's in a Command Training Sessions
PART THREE: THE CLASSROOM Simplicity Brings Success Preschool Tools for Teaching Coming When Called Whoa is Me A Word on Other Commands Whistle Blowers The Wing Game When to Gun Retrieving, No Forcing Please Taking a Dog in the Field
PART FOUR: PREP SCHOOL Pen Raised Birds Wild Birds Self Training Steady to Wing and Shot - or Not Self Backing Training Myths The Making of a Poor Bird Dog Hunting With Others Tracking Your Dog
PART FIVE:GRADUATE SCHOOL Enjoying the Results Hunting Tips and Observations The Season Dictates the Scent Hunting Hazards Taking a Trip
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