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Learn Bird Hunting Dog Training Tools
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Teach Your Bird Dog to Sit
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Teach Your Bird Dog to Stay
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Teach Your Bird Dog to Come to You Using the "Here" Command
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Summary: Train your bird hunting dog to stay on command in this free video.
Charlie McCanna has been training and hunting with Labrador retrievers for 22 years. His dogs have attained American Kennel Club Master Hunter status twice, Finished Hunter status with...read more
"Hi! I am Charlie McCanna, and on behalf of Expert Village.com, I am going to talk to you today a little bit about obedience training. We are going to talk to you about the command “stay.” When you are walking your dog and you stop, you want your dog to stop and sit. But when you want the dog to stay, you need to work on that and give them a hand in front of them and say stay. To work on this slowly step away keeping your eye on the dog. Your dog is going to at first want to follow you, and once you have got that down, you can keep your hand up and then you can say here. Stay… here… By keeping a long lead, you have got control of your dog and that will help immensely. If your dog is young and it is a puppy, it’s going to want to wander around and run off but I think with a lot of practice you will have fun, you will do just fine. Thank you very much."
eHow Article: Teach Your Bird Dog to Stay
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