Cornerstone Gun Dog Academy experience?

[LONE HUNTER]

What’s he doing on a mark that you think you need to correct for?

Grabbing the bumper and playing with it rather than bringing it back.

running past me rather than delivering it.

Doesn't happen often but something I believe should be corrected?

No HRC clubs within an hour of my house closest one is Ogden Utah. And I am apparently the only one I know who's training a dog to hunt ducks.

I shouldn't bitch though.... my dog for having a novice trainer... he's really doing good. Im actually surprised i've made it this far. I've never owned a dog before let alone tried to train one. He's a freaking stud house dog. Awesome with my kids. Hasn't destroyed any of my stuff. House trained easily. Super fun.

 

[KurtR]

Grabbing the bumper and playing with it rather than bringing it back.

running past me rather than delivering it.

Doesn't happen often but something I believe should be corrected?

No HRC clubs within an hour of my house closest one is Ogden Utah. And I am apparently the only one I know who's training a dog to hunt ducks.

I shouldn't bitch though.... my dog for having a novice trainer... he's really doing good. Im actually surprised i've made it this far. I've never owned a dog before let alone tried to train one. He's a freaking stud house dog. Awesome with my kids. Hasn't destroyed any of my stuff. House trained easily. Super fun.

Those are both advoidance he knows you are going to take the bumper when you get back to him.

Force fetch fixes the messing around as you say fetch and they know that means pick it up now . I think Pat Nolan has a video on that if I remember right. And running past you he knows your going to take the bumper when he goes to run past grab the check cord and direct him into heal but don’t take the bumper pet him and praise let him enjoy it for a bit with it in his mouth. It’s something a lot of young dogs do not out of the ordinary.

He’s hitting the teenage years so to speak so he will be testing you more now than ever stay consistent and it will all turn out good.

 

[Jason Snyder]

Second the FF.