German Shorthaired Pointers picking up at driven shoot
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2016
- "Aytee GSP's German Shorthaired Pointer "Jerzi has progressed from Novice to Open Class in Field Trials, but still needs close management on shoot days to give her the best training opportunities, as she is still relatively young and inexperienced. The video is intended to help anyone who wants to work their dog on shoot days but also be successful in field trials.
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That is amazing. Randomly came across this! Brilliant dogs. And owner. ❤
Aw thanks! They seem to work well when they know we love them!
Dogs to die for - impeccable training.
Thanks Li, very kind. They are good temperaments which is a big help.
Strong work!!
Superb but makes me miss my old GSP Mole, he never told a lie.
I would love to see this in person!!!
the two youngest dogs, Dora and Jerzi competed a lot over the years and are now field trial champions but they are retired from long days of work and mainly surf the sofa :)
True pack leader! Really nice to see...👏 From a DD-man in Sweden
Jerzi is so beautiful! What a sweetheart. :)
Nicely done! I’m waiting for my GSP pup to be born in this spring!
absolutely gorgeous dogs and amazingly trained
Hi, thanks Elizabeth !
Jerzi has learnt much since this video. Much more careful marking birds down and has become expert at tracking runners. Winning at Open level now she our little pocket rocket !
Very enjoyable thanks for sharing these wonderful dogs Truly fantastic.
aaaarh, Thanks David !
Lucie hi
I love your videos..I love and own a GSP
I cant get her to sit and stay and wait...yes maybe I am not a perfect handler but as much as I try.
She is a great retriever and proved it at the duck opening in Victoria Australia last month
I had her on a lead though tied to a tree otherwise she would be all over the place....they are highly strung I believe.
Well done with your dogs...great viewing
Ha, thanks George. Sounds like you have a great time with your dog, but you are right, they can be excitable. What happens when you dont have a tree though :)
we might have to plant one!! LOL
Jerzi is coming along well beautiful heelwork btw
wonderful! I could see this all day long!
Ha ! Thanks 😊
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Amazing. Please, how does this training begin for them?
Wow!! What control you have. Awesome
Thanks AJE ! glad you enjoyed the vid.
Your dogs are amazing! We just got our first GSP, her parents are amazing hunters but she is a pet/protector for our children. If you wouldn’t mind sharing how you train them to stay on heel so well it would be appreciated!!
Hi Taylor, Thanks, they are smart dogs and enjoy learning stuff. Good luck with your first GSP, they are great family dogs.
Kind but firm regular daily sessions using a good strong slip lead. We have several training videos and level 1 & 2 feature heelwork ......ua-cam.com/video/3SAAazgp4xw/v-deo.html
Aytee GSPs Thank you!
do you any tips for training obedience with so many distractions? my gsp would be wild with other dogs and these situations! love these videos1!
+Sal Saia
Hi Sal, Train with other people and their dogs and make sure that your dog gets completely used to sitting calmly and watching another work. Only allow your gsp to pick about 1 in 10 dummies that it sees thrown. Keep back from the action at a shoot until they can cope with being up close. If you take this approach right from the beginning it is easier for the dog to relax. Good luck !
Fantastic video as always! Please share your secret on getting them all to walk to heel so well?!
+Chris Lea Thanks Chris! praise!
Excellent video Lucie - We have two GSPs, they were rescues so not really fit for hunting. We've had Tessy a year - she was in a bad state but has come on so much. I take them up the hills through the woods etc. for lovely walks. Beautiful temperament but need the exercise and stimulation...
Hi Ronan
Fantastic job with rescues, they are very lucky, enjoy !
You are amazing. I have a GSP myself, how you get them to stay still while the others are sent..... Amazing!!!!
Hi John Thanks. :)
Use their names if you are working several together and train them to only react if they hear their own name. They all quickly realise that the whistle is only relevant if they are the one working. Interestingly they dont need their own name if I go out with just one dog, just use the whistle as normal.
Thank you. It was very kind of you. I will commence training in the morning.... Start of winter caught me lazing a bit but you've brought inspiration with your material. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing it through your channel.
No problem, enjoy !
You truly have mastered obedience. Is the sent on birds different between live and dead birds? Can the dog tell the difference?
+jim sanker Hi, thanks. Definately they should track the blood scent of a wounded or dead bird and not point it but bring it straight in. A young dog can easily get confused if it is sweeping an area for birds rather than being on a specific single retrieve. It behaves more as if it is hunting and therefore points, but with a bit of experience they soon get the idea.
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Nice video, thanks for sharing! Think I spotted a snipe at 3:40.
+fasshow Thanks, and hey good spot ,I didnt see that! :)
How do You do it, I have a Hungarian wire haired vizsla a boisterous German short haired pointer puppy and a Weimaraner the vizsla always runs off and ruins everything and they are not fast learners it seems impossible but this video inspired me and I will train the Weimaraner because she is perfect
Now, that is interesting. I have been told that the Viszla is the most intelligent of the HPR breeds, presumably very quick learners (!) so maybe it is just getting the better of You! Seriously, suggest that you give each of your dogs 1to1 time. Then they dont get to watch each other making bad mistakes and you can give them undivided attention and make every lesson worthwhile. Thanks for your post , so glad that Aytee has inspired you :) Enjoy :)
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Dear Lucie, I saw at 1:24 that the dogs tremble, is it for adrenalin or for cold?
Hi Matteo, In this case it is adrenalin. The dogs are often excited and tense, particularly when they are concentrating hard during the drive, waiting to see birds dropping and have a retrieve. They rarely get cold during a days work.
They are dogs. What do you worry if they are cold or not
You dont understand that they are dogs for hunting and they concentrate for the hunt
Do you have dogs or you come here only to worry for someone business
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I got one nine weeks old gsp and no idea what to do with him😟
lol they are crazy when they are that age
Thank you for sharing with us your training method and congratulation for your work and your beautiful students (beautiful as mine ;) )! Seriously I have a girl which is very much alike, from a French line of GSP.
Could you please tell us, how you spell your hunting commands in English (or even the associations of your whistle.., only if you have a little time). Are those methods written somewhere?
Either ways, I thank you again!
Hi Sorin, Thanks for those kind remarks, we all love our dogs dont we !
I am guessing that you mean the search command, which is "Hie Lost" It does seem to carry well and if taught right should encourage the dog to get its nose down and search a small area. The whistle command to accompany this or replace it, is a low and very gentle continuous wavering short then long pip. I've always read as much as I can from different places and picked up tips from lots of different places! Enjoy your dogs !
Thank you Lucie. I will excuse myself and send you one more. Do you think that electronic collars, helps in a certain stage?
I would never advocate their use and have no first hand experience of their effect, but have seen dogs work that have been trained with them. These dogs have in my opinion fallen short. If you have done your correct basic training and taken time and thought when you hit a problem, they will never be necessary. Be clear, be consistent and be firm but above all be kind.
We have a GSP. His coat looks more corse than these dogs and he has a fair bit of loose skin under his neck.
We rescued him from dogs trust.
Hi Lee, Well done for having a rescue, I hope he's a good boy! Maybe he has some GWP mixed up with GSP ?
If so he will probably be one amazing hunter :) Enjoy !
I thought that. His history is sketchy to say the least. The only hunting he does is chasing pheasants and rabbits on he's walk. He's a wonderful pet.
those damn kurzhaar's... they can't even shoot straight!!!
Retrieving dead birds is for Labradors - Do you even know what a GSP does ? The wannabe trainer in this video is clueless
Hello Jo, Sorry you feel like that. The GSP is a wonderful breed and they are capable of doing everything.
GSP are an incredible versatile breed that can point, flush, and retrieve in water and land. They are honestly one of the best gun dogs out there. We use ours to point pheasant, chuckar, and quail but also retrieve ducks in the pond.
Way to go Luke ! In a week mine sometimes do 4 completely different days, rough shooting, picking up, trialling and walk up shooting - on different terrain, atmosphere and quarry and they are great. Enjoy your dogs.
What are you on about? Her dogs are in heaven.
You obviously don't know much about gundogs.