Teaching Your Dog To Be Steady With Platform Training
Sign In SHOPPING CART:0 ITEMSTOTAL: $0.00View Cart

Helping You Get the Most From Your Hunting Dogs

Subscribe to RSS Feed

Hunting Dog Training

Watch and learn from some of the best hunting dog trainers across the country as they share some helpful tips to help you get the most from your hunting dogs.  OUr training videos will give you all the information you need to get your dog to perform at its highest level.  Our hunting dog training Pro Staff members include - Tom Dokken, Gary Breitbarth, Jennifer Broom, George Hickox and many more.








Teaching Your Dog To Be Steady With Platform Training

Jennifer Broome of Quinebaug Kennels demonstrates simple platform training techniques that will help with keeping your dog steady while in the field or just around the house.




Comment By: David Dvorak
How would you transition this platform training to the field? I surely would not carry a platform bird hunting.
Posted on: Saturday, September 03, 2011 12:04 PM   
Reply By: Jennifer Broome
Hi Dave, That is a good question. When we spend the countless hours training dogs in the yard environment, it is to teach the basic obedience and foundation. We are trying to create the conditioned responses to our commands, whether it is sit, fetch, whoa, etc. The yard training is done in an environment of consistency and repetition. The goal of yard work is to teach, enforce, and correct when needed. Then once pup is doing these tasks in the yard, then they will perform that same conditioned response to the field. Once in the field, IF I need to enforce or correct, I can successfully because the idea is (we have been there, done that!) in the yard, so it should come as no surprise when I enforce in the field, around birds, or the gun. If you diligently do your teachings in the yard, then you can later enforce in the field...and the goal is that pup will NOT see the field as a negative thing (where they may blink, shut down, or bolt) rather they will choose to comply...because they learned it already in the yard.
Posted on: Monday, November 14, 2011 8:00 AM   

David Dvorak - Likes this Video Posted on 9/3/2011

Lynda Ford - Likes this Video Posted on 12/6/2010

Robert Masten - Likes this Video Posted on 12/1/2010
Write your own comment now.   

  

1   2   Next >>   

« Previous
Page 13 of 14 Next »
Teaching Your Dog The Track And Trail Basics -- Tom Dokken, of Dokken Dog Supplies, demonstrates with a Deadfowl Trainer and some pheasant scent, a simple way to get your dog on the right path to tracking and trailing birds.
Introducing Your Hunting Dog to Birds -- Geoffrey A. English, Founder of GundogsOnline.com, shows you how to properly introduce your young hunting dog to birds with a 12 week old English Springer Spaniel. Watch and enjoy. Don't forget to check out the "Benelli's American Bird Hunter" on the Outdoor Channel.
Teaching Your Dog To Be Steady With Platform Training -- Jennifer Broome of Quinebaug Kennels demonstrates simple platform training techniques that will help with keeping your dog steady while in the field or just around the house.
Teaching Your Dog to Run Straight Lines on Marks and Blinds - Part II -- Gary Breitbarth, GundogsOnline.com Pro Staff, 3x National ESS Field Trial Champion and Owner of G&D Kennels shows you an advanced technique to teach your hunting dog to run a straight line on marks and blinds.
« Previous
Page 13 of 14 Next »