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Great podcast guys! Love these drills!

Awesome podcast man!

Keep up the great job. I look forward to these posts every week!

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Great episode. My second favorite gundog podcast (yours is the best one IMO, it just is) is Nick at Gundog It Yourself aka GDIY that Jeff mentioned. It isn't retriever-focused, but Nick is a curious student of dog training and has a lot of guests that I think don't apply to me personally and an hour later they are one of my favorite episodes. PS - Don't let the "Unforced Force Fetch" make you raise an eyebrow - short version, you get the dog further along in picking up the item and holding it under a reward-based system and then layer in pressure with a leash and e-collar later vs starting with introducing pressure at the onset of FF.

I was hoping Jeff would have talked more about carving and the process. That is interesting to me. Excited to hear the group training podcast. Keep up the great work!

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RIGHT ON BOB , HOBO CANT STAND YOU !!!!!

Uncle bob, buddy.

Great podcast!

I like his comment about not doing well. Maybe it's not your day. You never know which dog is going to come out of the crate. Just go back and keep training. You' ll get it next time. Don't freak out

Great information! Thank you Chris & Jeremy! We'll miss you at the fall Grand.

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Great guest. Mike Heard has been gracious enough to post some great chunks from seminars on his channel. That is how I initially found Clark Kennington and by extension Lyle and then this podcast was via Mike's small youtube channel. And on down the retriever wormhole it goes!

Chris, other than the videos he did for DT Systems on youtube, is there anywhere we can see more of Dan's content? PS I'm on my ehhhh 7th listen of this episode.

I bought a yellow field lab at 8weeks old…amazing female, super smart…I got the itch, and wanted a stud For down the road breeding. I ended up Buying 2 British boys (one black and one chocolate) 3 months later. So I at the start, I had a 5 month old and two, two month olds and have trained them all Solo and amateur. They are currently a year old and 9moths old. All three are ready for duck hunting. They all have casting training and are good at it. Patience is definitely the key! And me as the trainer being a constant learner so as to better train my dogs. Love to talk about the process some time

Excellent listen 👍

Thank you Chris & Jim! Great information!

Just great, so helpful

Barton emphasizes a lot that tests across the pond are extremely strict on making noise. Specifically with whimpers/whining vs. being vocal, is this something that they (British breed enthusiasts) spend more time training (and how, if so?), or is this more for genetic display?

Nice discussion

Lot's of good points and differentials.

Chris, you are building the best gundog podcast out there. The production quality, the guests, the conversation; no one is holding a candle to it. Thanks for all you do!

One of the best podcasts. I will probably listen to it again it was so packed with great content. Thank you!

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I wish you’d all do a sketch board or something to help give a visual for beginners or us beginning the finished and know some stuff but have so much to learn. Especially when you’re speaking of drills.

Fellow Kansas man!

Steve trained my dog Roger from up in Canada for years. Him and Jane became family for a long time. I really enjoyed watching this. He is a true legend and such an incredible person. We still talk about Steve and Ruger after all these years. Thanks for posting this. Happy too see Steve still doing his thing and crushing the hunt test game.

I appreciate both of you taking the time to share!

Excellent job. Great information. Thanks for sharing!

Good stuff

Great listen thanks guys!

I could listen to dog discussions for hours. Great listen!

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I never know when trainers refer to a collar level what they are talking about. A low one? On what collar? How does that translate to other collars? I don't think anyone should be training with collars unless they understand all the differences between the different brands and models so I hope any newbies will understand there are big differences between collars and dogs.

Would love to pick your brain on something with my dog. Anyway I could chat?

Great podcast, lots of great information! Tyler is one of the best and my dog wouldn't be what she is without him!

Love you guys!! Truly enjoyed this!

There ya go throwing science around again.... conditioning, chunking, lots of reps and spontaneous recovery. It's almost like you want the dogs to perform on cue with heart and soul ;) Nice discussion! Keep em coming.

Love this! Thank you Chris & Dan!!

That dog Daisy that Clark is referencing was trained and HRCH titled by a fella named Chad Guess at Old School Retrievers in Hornbeck, LA. I watched her work as a young dog and through getting her finished title with Chad. She’s special no doubt!

36:30 Clark what are you thinking sir? The answer for any dog man is "Be able to communicate clearly with dogs..."! "Ok Spike, when you pick something up I need you to hold on to it until I take it from you, never drop it ok? When I blow this whistle one time, I need you to stop and turn around and sit and face right at me, ok? When I put this hand up, you turn this direction and this direction only and go straight back, got it?" MISSED OPPORTUNITY CLARK! :D

51:00 Emotional stuff, even for hardcore, skilled people at the highest level like Lyle. “It was the nature of his profession that his experience with death should be greater than for most and he said that while it was true that time heals bereavement it does so only at the cost of the slow extinction of those loved ones from the heart's memory which is the sole place of their abode then or now. Faces fade, voices dim. Seize them back, whispered the sepulturero [gravedigger]. Speak with them. Call their names. Do this and do not let sorrow die for it is the sweetening of every gift.” ― Cormac McCarthy, The Crossing

Man I am loving these episodes!

I would love to take a hands on class from Lyle and Clark

Hi I live and work my dogs in the UK and a lot of your terminology is different to what we are used too. Any chance you can maybe do a short podcast explaining the competitions and tests you do, terms like poisoned birds etc. like an idiots guide to the retriever scene in the USA. Thank you for doing a great podcast the guys you have on really know their stuff👍 Regards Keith

Awesome

I raise and train European Dobermann dogs for “bite sports” (IGP and PSA) Although I like all working dogs, I’ve never owned or trained a gun dog/bird dog but I found this to be very interesting and good information ! Thanks!