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Retrievers: Hunting up
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsBirds don't always fall where you expect. Often they fall on top of things like beaver dams or even into trees.
Story | Conversation | July 12, 2006Part III: Training a dog for the Dakotas
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsThis is the third installment in a series titled Dakota Dog. We will examine how to prepare your dog for this special area of our country … the Dakotas.
Story | Conversation | June 28, 2006Part II: Training a dog for the Dakotas
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsThis is the second article in a series titled Dakota Dog. We will examine how to prepare your dog for this special area of our country … the Dakotas.
Story | Conversation | June 28, 2006Q&A: Training too much, too soon
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsWhat to do if you tackle too much and your dog gets bored with training.
Story | Conversation | April 19, 2006Dakota dog: The prairie-pothole retriever
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsThis is the first article in a series titled Dakota Dog. We will examine how to prepare the retriever and flushing dog to meet the challenges of this special area of our country … the Dakotas.
Story | Conversation | January 03, 2006The importance of timing
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsTiming is the most crucial element distinguishing an effective hunting dog handler from one less skilled.
Story | Conversation | January 03, 2006Q&A: Training for the multipurpose pup
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsMike Stewart answers a user's question about training the multipurpose gundog for waterfowl and upland birds.
Story | Conversation | November 18, 2005Training hunting retrievers to pop
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsActively and purposefully training dogs to "pop" probably comes as a surprise to those who have associates in the world of competition retrievers. To a competition judge, popping is a cardinal sin. To the bird hunter (either upland or waterfowl) a dog that pops at the appropriate time or under the right circumstances is proof of a biddable, intelligent, hunting companion whose mission is to find game as quickly as possible.
Story | Conversation | November 04, 2005Q&A: Gunshyness, puppy training, versatility
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsMike Stewart answers a users questions about avoiding gunshyness, beginning training with a puppy and training a truely versatile hunting dog.
Story | Conversation | October 11, 2005Part III: Training the river dog
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsIn part three, we examine training techniques designed to teach your dog how-to mark and retrieve game in fast-moving water
Story | Conversation | August 29, 2005Q&A: Holding, bombs, heavy-handedness
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsAnswers questions about bomb dogs, hold conditioning, heavy-handedness and obedience.
Story | Conversation | August 11, 2005Q&A: Steadiness and puppy retrieves
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsMike Stewart answers a users questions about keeping a Lab steady and early puppy retrieves.
Story | Conversation | July 18, 2005Part II: Training the river dog
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsAs a follow-up article to "Part I: The making of a river dog," we will move on to part two in this three-part series. In this column we will examine training techniques designed to prepare your dog for the challenges of retrieving birds across moving water.
Story | Conversation | July 01, 2005Q&A: Increasing marking ability
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsMike Stewart answers a users question about improving the marking ability of his Lab.
Story | Conversation | June 01, 2005Running circle memory doubles
Mike Stewart, Owner/trainer Wildrose KennelsThe goal of CMD is to teach the dog to hold a straight line to a bird or bumper despite the interference of factors, distractions or influences. The exercise also improves the dog's memory as an added benefit, much better than double-marking drills could produce.
Story | Conversation | May 02, 2005TOP SEARCHES IN NOVEMBER
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