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Understanding, Controlling, Balancing Hunting Behavior
A pheasant taking flight, fresh hare tracks, or the sight of a deer can send hunting-motivated do...
Scent Work in Fields, Forests, and Countryside: Discovering and Following Scents
Scent work in the wild often comes easily to our four-legged companions because the scent finds a...
Retrieving for all occasions – whether hobby or job
Retrieving... One might think it's a given, but the existence of the "holding" puzzle piece withi...
Stopping and Recalling Hunting-Driven Dogs: Controlling Predatory Behavior
A flushing pheasant, fresh rabbit tracks, or the sight of a deer can make hunting-motivated dogs ...
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Nose Work in Fields, Forests, and Meadows: Discovering and Tracking Scents II
Nose work in the wild often comes easily to our four-legged companions, as the olfactory finds ar...
Reversing Impulsive Hunting Behavior: From Running Away to Coming When Called
People don't have to think long about what comes to mind when it comes to impulsive hunting behav...
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Mindful Walks in Fields, Woods & Countryside: Wild Wisdom, Training & Activities
When humans and dogs roam together through fields, woods, and meadows, needs want to be met – the...
Enrichment for hunting-motivated dogs – canine hobbies that enrich their lives
In the course of training to address unwanted hunting behavior, we increase waiting in all its fa...
Learning to Wait – Controlling Hunting-Motivated Dogs Around Game
The hunt for desired behavior is on! With our diverse reward potpourri and marker signals, we ach...
5.0
Understanding, Controlling, Balancing Hunting Behavior
A pheasant taking flight, fresh hare tracks, or the sight of a deer can send hunting-motivated do...
5.0
Rewarding According to Need – Controlling Prey-Driven Dogs Around Game
What do people want from their dogs when they are out together as a team in "wild" environments? ...
5.0
Learning to Interrupt – Controlling Prey-Driven Dogs Around Wildlife
With a colorful bouquet of needs-based rewards and a good breeze of diverse waiting skills, human...
Training for unwanted hunting behavior in a triad: Communication, Motivation & Attention
Reducing unwanted hunting behavior, making it regulatable and controllable through desired behavi...
Stopping in a rough neighborhood
Undesirable hunting behaviour will not decrease on its own. Initially, we manage it with a long l...
Dummy meets Target
Sprung from hunting work, the three retrieves of dummy training are not only popular among retrie...
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Relaxed through fields, forests, and meadows: cooling down heated hunting spirits
Excitement and relaxation are part of a dog's life; sometimes energy is released, and sometimes i...
More exciting than wildlife? – Rewards in wild neighborhoods
More thrilling than a fleeting deer? More enticing than the scent of a hare? More captivating tha...
On a loose leash through fields, forests & meadows: less frustration on both ends of the leash
If we want to work on reducing undesirable hunting behavior, the dog should be able to indulge in...
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Frustration in Training with Hunting-Motivated Dogs and How to Reduce It
Impulse Control and Frustration: Two things to consider when training hunting-motivated dogsIn th...
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Stress- and frustration-free learning in dummy work
Working with gun dogs to retrieve shot game and retrieving dummies as game simulacra are closely ...
Fetch in wild neighborhood
Visually, olfactorily, acoustically... the temptations on shared excursions through nature can be...
Loose leash in a wild neighborhood
Relaxed leash, relaxed mood! You could boil the topic down to that, but it's not that simple, bec...
Rewards in "Wild" Use - What's Worthwhile Gets Learned
The strutting pheasant, the fragrant hare track, the fleeting deer – how did that go again? We ca...
Impulse Control and Impulsivity in Training with Prey-Driven Dogs
In the first part of our webinar duet, we will first focus on impulse control. Later, we will dis...
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