Tag: pheasant hunting with shorthaired pointers

And when he figures out that he can’t catch this fun little flippy thing that he’s chasing, Hey, what are you doing? If he figures out he can’t catch it, it’s actually gonna bring out his natural pointing instinct. Now, you may be asking yourself now why this is a problem. The biggest thing that becomes an issue is that it’s 100% sight-driven pointing. Our bird dogs of today, especially those that live in an urban environment, have learned, and through the development of the, even the breeding of the dogs today, that sight becomes almost more important than scent, especially through that development process. Like I said, living in an urban environment.

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