Retriever Troubleshooting

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Author: John and Amy Dahl
Format: Softcover, 240 pages, B&W Photos, Illustrated & Diagrams
Dimensions: (in inches): 8.98 x 6.02

Retriever Trouble Shooting - Strategies & Solutions to Retriever Training Problems is brought to you by the same authors as the top selling 10 Minute Retriever - How to Make an Obedient and Enthusiastic Gun Dog in 10 Minutes a Day written by John & Amy Dahl. The 10 Minute Retriever focused on puppy through the basic training needs, while Retriever Troubleshooting handles the problems associated with intermediate and advanced concepts. This hunting dog training book has been designed by professional to help amateurs tackle common problems that emerge when training a hunting retriever. If you have questions that center around tough topics like; force fetch, marking, or line manners this book could save you countless hours but providing proven tactics and techniques to your training program. This hunting dog training book is the perfect companion book for serious hunter and those targeting the hunt test and field trail game.

About the Author:
John and Amy Dahl have over 30 years of retriever training experience between them. They have won numerous field-trials, five State Gun Dog Championships and other informal competitions, handled six dogs to their Field Championships, and trained others who were owner-handled to their titles, including two Chesapeakes and two Dual Champions. They are regular and popular contributors to The Retriever Journal magazine.

Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 - Basic Obedience
Chapter 2 - Mouth Problems
Chapter 3 - No-Goes
Chapter 4 - Line Manners
Chapter 5 – Lack of Hunt
Chapter 6 - Lack of Style
Chapter 7 - Directness
Chapter 8 – Sufficient Range
Chapter 9 – Popping
Chapter 10 - Blinking Birds & Bugging
Chapter 11 - Marking Problems
Chapter 12 - Aggression
Chapter 13 - Special Puppy Concerns
Chapter 14 - Force Fetching Problems
Chapter 15 - Manners