How (NOT) to train a gun dog!

[duckloveskima]

looks like the dog knows how to fetch! You throw the dummy and then YOU go get it, lol.

I spent some time having to retrieve things that ive thrown for my dog as well, though she's only 2 months. Key is to let them see it thrown and not when they're facing you

[liesbethleader]

she didnt even see you throw it!

[Sallybunckle]

She did a great job really, look at her, she didnt give up and was looking for it everywhere. Good dog !!

[1975aat]

dont feel bad. my GSP will not point out birds. but if there is a butterfly. he is on point. my wife gets a kick out of it.

[thewrightk9academy1]

she is a natural flusher not a retriever this is apparent inn some litters.

[nilbud]

The world's first blind dog and guide owner.

[cheekybird83]

The dog apparently does fetch when no-one is there.

She is my brothers dog and is now two years old and was only a pup when this was filmed but she is still extremely hyperactive!!!

[moomars]

My mate works at the pedigree chum factory. He told me tell you that if you give him a tenner he will take the dog off of your hands.

[cornbread1900]

maybe if he would train the dog to know what it means when he points to the object to be fetch...that should do it!

[joshwasere]

What you want to do it make sure he sits until you tell him to go get it and not throw it so far

[Xrme]

Good on you bud! You did not loose your temper in the face of the giggler. The dog did very well in attempting to search for something she did not see thrown in the first place.

[truegirl2anna]

i agree completely. good dog you got there, just make sure you give it a good arm, n let the dog see.

[fisherman165]

this dog is bad at retreving because of the owners.....not very good its not his fault!

[bertbarn]

This makes me laugh everytime - thank you :-)

[mahoyles]

hahahah the self retrieve...dog is smarter than him!