First Time Fred Experiences the Dummy Launcher!! (Very loud)
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2019
- Duck dog training has become the norm here on the channel because we are trying to get Fred ready for the upcoming duck hunting season!! HOPE YA'LL ENJOY!!
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BobbyGuyFilms, shoot a pop-gun by his hear while he is eating.
Get a Quack Rack for the “Unit”
Use blacks
Fred is coming along great. Take a pocket full of treats with you and give him one when he does good. If he is like my dog he will come back as fast as he goes out to get that treat. Training is about reinforcing good behavior and lightly punishing mistakes. Maybe scolding is a better term. When Fred breaks tell him about it when he holds let him know he did good after awhile it is habit and you will only have to remind him once in awhile. he is doing great with gunshots just keep easing him into it next step is more than one shot then a volley of 3 or 4 guns like a normal blind hunt. After the first real hunt and he finds out guns going off means he gets to fetch feathers the game is on.
Great to see you are holding the retrieve and releasing him by his name. That is the only way to go...especially with multiple dogs working the hunt🤙
Fred's coming along really good, he a pretty dog. Thank you for sharing peace out
I love this! Love to see you training Fred!
Dogs respond to excitement levels .. they love doing the job and knowing they did Good! 👍🏽
I zip tie pheasant or duck wings to canvas bumpers and it gets my dog super excited. Even on hot summer days. Plus you can do blind scent drags with them to build confidence
Absolute UNIT
Good looking dogs. It takes time to train them.
Keep on keeping on
Great video!!! Fred is doin great!!! Glad to see him feeling better!!👊🏼👍🏼
Fred is on his way, did great with the launcher. Labs can learn without the E-collar just have to have more patients. All the best.
Storm is a beast! Those dummy launchers pop you pretty good.
Much better. If u wanna teach him to stay with out breaking u gotta get him to stay with out the dummy first then once he does that u can throw the dummy and u or your kids can go it. Once he sits calm after u throw the dummy then let him get it then u or your kids get the next few bumpers and if he's calm he can get one. It teaches him that he's not going after every bumper and he need to wait and stay calm if he wants to get one
Fred is doing great! Can't wait to see him on birds !
I love the DT Systems E-Collar, we use the R.A.P.T series, its pretty cool because the remote can stay on your hand while you shoot a gun so you don't have to fumble around for it, also all waterproof and the remote floats (because you know at some point its gonna fall in the marsh). Don't worry that Fred doesn't have one yet, he should learn all the skills (even being steady) without an e-collar, the collar should only be used to REINFORCE a command, not teach it. To teach steadiness now you can take a thin rope and loop it through a ring on his collar and hold onto the rope instead of holding his collar, then just let go of one end of the rope when you send him so it just slides out when he goes, that way he doesn't know when your actually holding him back. When he does try to break pull back on the rope pretty good and give a firm "no", it will be a negative reinforcement and he should get the idea pretty quick. Hopefully that all makes sense. He's looking awesome!
I appreciate all the info buddy! It’s time to put a collar on him tho
Fred is doing great! He's such a good boy! You are doing a good job with him. It's just going to take some time. He will get there though.
How about a video on what Wade did to get Storm that good, because that dog is awesome! Love to hear what he did for steps and the timeline he did them.
Andrew Strom I’m betting he sent her to a trainer
Bobby, a tip I got when I was first training my dog was to not use the shock collar until the dog knows what to do and what not to do, so to get him to stay use a lead like 3 foot or so, and release him when the lead has slack.
When he does new things like that and does good when he gets back make sure to give him lots of love get him excited for it
Fred is a smart dog keep training him, he's gonna be one badass dog my favorite.
Awesome Bobby he's coming along great. I need a launcher lol. Can't wait to see him in the field with you.
Great vid bobby get a over and under 12 bore please they are amazing for starlings
Fred is doing so well !
What a vid as always keep on the hard work love your vids
Hey Bobby, I’d recommend giving Fred a heads up in order to let him know a bumper or bird is about to fall. It also lets him know a shot is about to go off. It’s as simple as saying “watch” or “mark” before throwing or launching a bumper. It’s also a great way to remind young dogs that actual birds are about to fall. When birds are cupped up right before telling the guys to kill them, tell ole Fred “mark” or “watch” just before shooting and you’ll see how laser focused he becomes. It’s great for young/mature dogs alike.
Gotcha thanks that makes perfect sense
Lovenin the vijas man
Hey Bobby I use blank 12 gauge shells for my young dog they are awesome and good for gun training, they would be good for Fred to get use to guns!!! Good luck !!
I’ll look into em
BobbyGuyFilms it will definitely help!!
@@BobbyGuyFilms called poppers quieter than a regular shell but will get pup use to gun fire
One of my dogs was named storm about 20 years ago. She was an amateur field champion and master hunter (AFC, MH). She also was very small just like his storm. I was wondering how old his storm is? She definitely has what it takes. I've literally had hundreds of labs over the years and trained a lot more but she's a good one. You know even back as early as the 70s and 80s a person could get any Labrador and they would have so much natural ability in them that you basically could teach them their name and obedience train them and introduced to the gun and they will do all the rest. Now days it's not the same with people not concentrating on the old traditional Labrador traits. There are way too many backyard breeders that have no idea about canine genetics or even what to look for in a dog whether it be physical or mental ability! Anyway those days are gone! When you start hunting upland birds with your dog and I'm sure you probably will sometimes you will probably see him do something in his very young and inexperienced hunting career do something that absolutely amazes you for the amount of training he has had. Also you need to get some grit and put it in with your pigeons to eat or they will die. Just tiny little stones or crushed see shells or something similar.
Very good dog
Fred reminds me a lot of my dog Deke, he’s a 10 month old yellow. a little on the lazy side 😂 I would start using a whistle. One blast = sit and three blasts= here
That’s a legit idea
BobbyGuyFilms will come in handy when you begin working blinds and need to stop him on a dime and give hand signals
I have an DT Systems launcher and I have blank 22 shells. Havent used it yet but my puppy is starting to get better at retrieving!
Edit: Also, racks and stuff for the sxs would be a good choice in my opinion. I've used a few on our Polaris and they seem to work pretty well, we have only a single bench seat on ours or whatever it sits 2-3 not 4-6 like yours.
And for getting him used to gunfire just bring him out and shoot some targets with the 22 or something it gets him used to hearing the noise then he will gradually get use to shotguns. .22 shorts make very little to no sound at all if he is really spooky to gunshot.
You should try having him retrieve on the farm. Have your buddy shoot starlings and you practice with Fred. Get him used to a little bit of action coming from different directions. Just keep away from the poop pond. Lol
Glade to see Fred like that
I recommend the Quack Rack for the can am
I just got a cap gun and would pop it off on occasion around the house or yard. You should start working with him on retrieving the bird to your hand, because that habit is so hard to break but is super useful if you are shooting limits of birds. Kind of gets annoying to bend over all day and pick up your birds, plus its a cool hunting party trick!
If you get an e-collar get a Garmin
Good on Fred he looks good he learning he is a good dog try treat for Fred he is great
He doesn’t like treats much when he’s working. Will usually spot em out
I am on year three with my first dog, and there are a couple things that a couple old timers told me that I think apply to any gun dog - sage wisdom and not rocket science.
1.) Go slow with gun training - more than one guy told me put your dog 100 yards away and just work your way in. It's better to be too cautious, because if you go too hard to fast - you may never get them back. Even if they are showing progress, it's better to go slow rather than accidentally going over board. With every loud bang on my dog, I started 100 yards out and worked in - from a .22 to .410 to 20g and then 12g - and every time there was a bang - there was immediately something for her to do with a dummy, bumper or whatever. Honestly I probably went overboard, but when I got done - when there is a gun shot, my dog was bristling with only one thing on her mind "where is the retrieve".
2.) Use a check cord - 100% of the time, every time. This allows you to have control of your dog - while not applying pressure like a shock collar would. Keeping everything fun is key when they are young.
3.) When they are young, it's all about fun - if they break some rules, it's not the end of the world - you want your dog to LOVE going for that retrieve. Eventually you will do force fetch and such - that will clean stuff up.
4.) Love the channel and Fred is going to be a beast - just take it slow :)
Hope Fred gets better, I know he has to miss fetching the dummy
Fred is doing great man. Are you working on remote sit with him? That will really help out when it comes to ensuring he doesn’t break. Give it a shot.
When you throw the dummy it’s ok to hold him at first but for the last few seconds you should have your hands off him so he’s getting the quee to get the dummy from your command and not you letting go of the collar
Awesome 👍 love them dogs ,got 7 labs lol it's one hell of a vet bill ,be sure to get the collars that vibrate and beap and shock just the vibration is way better than the shocking gets their attention better to
Edward Tomlin I am a first time bird dog owner. My dog is a female 9 month old Lab. I have introduced her to birds and she loves to play fetch. I don’t know what to do now. Do u think u cld give me a plan of the steps I need to take from here until she is ready for the first hunt? Plz and Thank you!
@@kylecooke8650 have you been making loud noise ,not alot at first butalways remember if you have three or more people hunting that's over 9 shot volley they will get gun shy quick even though if they like guns take it in small steps beating pots and pans and running around getting them excited when you do it always make it positive for them never negative thing
Sounds like ya need to raise your gate a touch 👍
To hot to train my dog rite now cant wait for fall cool off
Take pots and pans and bang them together when he is eating or make lots of loud noises when he isn’t payed attention to you
You need to get the mossberg 590 shockwave
Bobby put a bowl in there or a pot with straw and or sticks for a nest box!!!!
I took 2x4s put a hinge to make a clapper and I didnt clap or shoot till the dog was running to get a retrieve so that he was distracted and happy. Later I threw a live pigeon and shot my blanks when dog was about half way there
Love the video man I seen it win it post but I was drunk 😑
Lmao
Fred is doing good. Still green but that takes time
Indeed
Make him drop it where you want it so he doesn’t half ass it. Excited to see what he has in the tank
oFISHly Rigged how do u get the dog to do that? I’m having trouble with my dog
Kyle Cooke . You gotta just keep repeating the process of them dropping everything into your hand. If they don’t, make him/her pick it up and do it again. Use treats. Good luck
What brand of nail gun .22’s and color are recommended? Brown, Green and/or Yellow? (Maybe all three of you want to vary distance?)
Where did y’all get the floating dummy for the launcher
Away to get a dt myself. What kind of rag cages are they?
Sorry bobby I haven’t been active but I was wondering what kind of truck do you drive
DODGE
I have a 6 month old black lab that I have been working on retrieving with. Today is the 1st day of the launcher. I’m scared.
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Good work on fred so far bobby . work on the excitement level . the last dummy you threw by hand for fun for ferd .they should all be that way at first .if its not fun and exciting hes not going to what to work for you.
And as for ecollars sportdog is a great brand , but use baby steps with them . the ecolar can be more scary then a gun shot to some dogs .
My labs go crazy over mine ,definitely cheaper to get them from home Depot , it works great to fire just a blank so no dummies to keep them from breaking 2
Why were you at the old house Bobby!!????
If you don’t push the dummy on fully to the launcher it won’t shoot it as far. A little tip for yas
When I was training my dog to stay while throwing the dummy I would hold her and keep repeating stay over and over and slowly let go u til she stayed and if she tried to move i snag her and make her sit and told her stay until she would stay without me holding on to her and it will eventually work out. Great videos tho
Start with a .22 and work it up to a 12 or whatever you are shooting
Next season save some duck wings and freeze them airtight and you will be set all off-season for training
Such a nice lab you have be Patient with he will work right for you if your patient with him
Please try not to use a shock collar on him Iv seen them mess good dogs up
I even tested one on myself to see what the dog would be getting to this day I have never used one on a dog or fort of using one on a dog
Did you read the water dog
Storm looks like my hunting dog
Did you train Fred your self or did you take him to a training kennel?
Do a jon boat diy build
That is so cool I just was watching your last vid also first comment
YOOOOO
Banged pots together near my dog when she was eating at a young age... First time out with the gun she didn't even flinch
I just tried this and my 7 month lab looked at me like I was crazy, I flinched and he didn't even bat an eye lol
What kind of dog is storm
how old is storm
Slam two metal pans together before you feed him and while he's eating that's what we did with our English pointers to get them use to gun shots but after watching the video he isn't scared
Fred is looking great good job Bob u got to watch those water injuries they can get infected really bad I lost my girl for half the season with a training cut in the paw it was a water borne infection very bad .PS he is doing great in his training he doesn't have to be fast just persistent he's going to be a Biggin not as fast as little female he'll be great .JUST WATCH HIM AROUND TO MANY SHOOTERS WHEN YOU GO OUT WITH A BUNCH OF GUYS ALL THAT CONSENT SHOOTING COULD REALY BOTHER HIM SO BREAK HIM IN TO THAT SLOW K .JUST saying !!!!!
Yeeeehohohooo
Can u make a shirt that says that I will for sure be the first one to buy it
You dont need a shock collar. I didnt have to use one at all. Look up stonnie dennis. He has some very helpful tips and does not use a shock collar.
How old is fred
While he is eating food bang 2x4s over his head a couple of times
Bobby use firecrackers
Make sure to cover multiple gun fire with him as well. Multiple gunners can be overwhelming to some young dogs. Follow the same process you have been doing.
Very true
In stay work with sit si work for a dog trainer and I train dogs also sit means sit stay until I tell you otherwise and send him in his name
I’m no expert but I have trained my own dogs and... he’s a lab!! Give a small treat after he does something good, if he does the job but not how you want eg brake, still congratulate but don’t give him a treat, they learn quick
Good job dude. Fred is coming along great. My only advice would be a little more firm and maybe louder when giving commands. Say it with authority.
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great video bobby. one tip that we use on training our gsp's is instead of saying stay. say whoa. it's just better for the dogs to learn .
Eric's Outdoors whoa is a command used for pointing dogs that tells them to stay on point and not flush the bird until you are in position. Not for waterfowl. He can teach him to whoa if when he trains for upland.
Samuel Leighton yes that is 100% true, but it also works the same way as stay. It's up to bobby lol. I am just trying to help out
Samuel Leighton but whoa also works to not let the dog bust when a duck or goose falls.
@@ericsoutdoors8845 Dogs don't know what a word means till they are taught what they are expected to do for a word. I use hold for her to stay put till release. Using the same command and enforcing it every time gets the dog knowing how to please you, and that's what the good ones want to do.
Where did the goggles go?
Hahahahaha contacts on this day
BobbyGuyFilms I can’t believe you commented but can you support my channel I’m trying to start. But also I love the goggles and sounds good with the contacts.
I used some fireworks to represent gun shots and then threw the deal in the water
Good idea
Sign up for a site called “ the retriever trainer” I have trained two MH and my girl is just on the verge of qualifying all ages in field trials using this program. It’s the best $50 a year you will ever spend on your dog. Also please don’t use a shock collar until you have force fetched and collar conditioned your dog properly. If they don’t understand the pressure / correction, you can ruin your dogs drive quickly.
www.theretrievertrainer.com/
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The reason your dog is running out before it is sent. Is simple to sort. When you throw out the dummy. Your job is to watch the dog for the slightest movement and correct it.. NOT the where the dummy is going.. The dogs job is to watch where the dummy is going. Trust the dog.
Bob you need to get yourself a chessie not a lab
First agian
NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!!!
Cap gun while the dog is eating helps with gun training
Pigeon video when?
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fix her going behind you is gonna drop it later
You should try not holding him when you train him.
Don’t move to the dog make him move to you
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what you could do is take a dead duck and shoot in the air, or ol pidge