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Training a dog to work on the beating line requires much more than simply teaching basic obedience. While commands such as 'sit', 'wait', and 'recall' are essential, they are merely the foundation of a much larger training process.
Obedience is only the starting point; the ultimate goal is to develop a dog that remains steady and composed in challenging environments. When birds flush, guns are fired, and other dogs are moving around, it is crucial for the dog to maintain its composure. The ability to hold its nerve and remain calm amidst the chaos sets a well-trained beating line dog apart.
The dog must be trained to ignore distractions and stay focused until given a command to act. This level of control is not achieved overnight but is the result of patient and consistent training. It is important to reward quiet focus rather than quick or impulsive actions, ensuring the dog learns to wait calmly and respond only when instructed.
2026 beaters workshops, with two dates to be confirmed: 7th February and 21st February. Each full training day focuses on what it really takes for a beating dog to work the line with you, in real shoot conditions, not a tidy training field.
Booking
* Places are limited and this workshop is priced at £60 so please go to www.paypal.me/gundogtrainingnorth
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Please make sure to bring your own food, drink and water for your dog as we will be having a break during the day.
I look forward to working with you...
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