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Gundog training tips – how to show displeasure

A pheasant gets up, the shot goes off, the bird is down, your dog completes a perfect retrieve but then it all goes wrong. How much displeasure should you show to a dog? top gundog trainer Ricky Moloney has a problem with his spaniel.
Ricky Moloney runs Ribblesdale Labradors. This series on gundog training tips is brought to you by Skinners Petfoods, maker of the Field & Trial range of gundog feeds. Visit http://www.skinnerspetfoods.co.uk

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Gundog training tips – steadiness

Steadiness is like obedience, but much, much more. Here’s how top gundog trainer Ricky Moloney keeps his gundogs steady on a shoot day.
Ricky Moloney runs Ribblesdale Labradors. This series on gundog training tips is brought to you by Skinners Petfoods, maker of the Field & Trial range of gundog feeds. Visit http://www.skinnerspetfoods.co.uk

This item first appeared in Fieldsports Britain, episode 174. To watch the whole show go to http://Fcha.nl/fieldsportsbritain174

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Gundog training tips – how to retrieve on the other side of a wall

A bird lands out of sight of your dog and you are flying blind. Here are top gundog trainer Ricky Moloney’s training tips with real-life examples
Ricky Moloney runs Ribblesdale Labradors. This series on gundog training tips is brought to you by Skinners Petfoods, maker of the Field & Trial range of gundog feeds. Visit http://www.skinnerspetfoods.co.uk

This item first appeared in Fieldsports Britain, episode 166. To watch the whole show go to http://Fcha.nl/fieldsportsbritain166

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Bird Dogs Krissy and Apollo retrieving bobwhite



Krissy and Apollo point and retrieve some bobwhite. A great day with our dogs in Washington, Missouri working our bird dogs. Krissy makes a great retrieve down in the woods.

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HUNTING WITH BRITTANY DOGS

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The Brittany is considered a versatile hunting dog, but it shines when it comes to bobwhite bird hunting. If you’re looking to chase a variety of bobwhite birds from roosters to chukar to grouse, a Brittany would make the perfect pointing and retrieving partner.

Although some Brittanies take to the water, it isn’t a part of their common repertoire. So don’t be disappointed if you don’t end up with an A+ duck dog. That’s just not their typical jam. And they lack the double coat found in many retrieving breeds, leaving them more open to the elements in wet conditions. They do typically have a flat or wavy coat, and they do well with a weekly brushing.

Brittanies don’t have the same issues that many other pet-focused breeds do, as hunting bloodlines remain predominant in the breed. But it’s important to have pups checked for hip dysplasia. Other health issues that occasionally come up in the breed are hyperthyroidism and epilepsy. So ask your breeder for thyroid and hip exams prior to bringing your new pup home.

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