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Training Your Pointing Dog DVD
$14.95
Scott Miller, the nations most awarded trainer of walking handled dogs, shows you the way to train your dog to be all he can be without using harsh methods or taking up all your spare time. His methods are time-proven for all pointing breeds and the same as he uses...
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Scott Miller, the nations most awarded trainer of walking handled dogs, shows you the way to train your dog to be all he can be without using harsh methods or taking up all your spare time. His methods are time-proven for all pointing breeds and the same as he uses on competition dogs as he prepares them for an even higher level of training. Watch as he trains pointers of different ages and stages of development. You will learn about picking a puppy, developing a puppy, the electronic training collar, holding point, honoring another dogs point, hunting to the gun, and natural retrieving. You will see real quail hunting action with pointers, setters, German shorthairs and Brittany spaniels. 60 minutes
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