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Title introducing your Gundog to gun shots

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This is very important and you should read and reread the following excerpt from the manuel
‘Fancy Training For Your Gundog’ this is a very old and valuable book written over 150 years ago, and guess what, dogs still need to be introduced to the same gun shots now as they did then. And this way seems to work best.

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introducing your Gundog to gun shots

While our gundog puppy is yet young he should be taught to love the
sound of the gun. This can be easily accomplished if the proper
course is pursued. In the first place we take a couple of old tin
pans, and while his attention is attracted by something that
interests him we strike them together, lightly at first, and if he
appears to be afraid we are very careful not to add to his fright
by a repetition of the noise anywhere near him, but take the
pans to quite a distance from his pen and leave them, and wait
a while before trying again.

When it is time to feed him we go to the pans, and while
sounding our whist he, as before described, to let him know
that we are coming, we give a stroke just loud enough for him
to hear plainly, and at once proceed to his pen and give him his
feed.

By pursuing this course for a few days, and gradually going a
little closer every time, he will become accustomed to the
sound, and learning that the noise is connected with our
coming, and also his dinner, he soon gets used to it, and in a
short time will stand the racket without flinching.

When he has become so accustomed to the noise that he
shows no signs of fear at quite a loud crash it is time to try him
with the gun. In order to do this understand you will require an
assistant. Let him take the gun loaded with a cartridge and stand
 at some little distance say forty or fifty yards away and be
ready at your signal to fire.

You will now enter his kennel, and after he gets a little quiet call
him to you and put a piece of meat before him and bid him To
ho, at the same time raising your hand as a signal for the gun.
Carefully watch him, and should he display any sign of fear the
experiment must be repeated as with the pans. There is no
need of your presence only to notice how he behaves, and you
can dispense with your assistant, unless, as will probably be
the case, he does not mind the report, when the gun can be
brought nearer, and you can make another trial.

Take great care must be taken not to frighten him with too loud
a discharge, nor should it be too close to him, until he gets
used to it. By paying close attention to him when under fire, you
can readily tell how far it will do to go, and by properly
conducting your experiment you can soon teach him to love the
sound of the gun, even when fired over his head, indeed we
have cured in this way some of the worst cases of gun-shyness
that we ever saw.

Comparatively few dogs are gun-shy, and it is with these only
that those precautions are necessary. After your pup has been
carefully accustomed to the noise do not lay the gun aside as
soon as you have accomplished your object, but let him hear
the sound occasionally until his education is complete, taking
good care that the discharge of the gun is at once followed by
something pleasing to him his dinner, for instance or let it be a
prelude to giving him his liberty, thus giving him to understand
that the noise means something, and soon the noise, or even
 the sight of the gun, will cause him pleasurable emotions that
he will never forget.

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Title Does Your Gundog Chase Rabbits

All gundogs have the tendency to chase rabbits but the spaniel seems to be the worse, but if you have the same problem with your gundog dog use the methods below.

While our Spaniel gundog or whatever breed of dog we have, may not be guilty of chasing rabbits yet, when he is old enough to take the field, we will proceed to so train him that he will never pay rabbits the slightest attention.

We always obtain, if possible, a pair or more of our common wild rabbits; if these cannot be had the tame variety will answer. Then we build them a hutch alongside the puppy's pen, if we keep our gundog outside, which I recommend for training even if you let him live in the house as a family pet once he is trained.

Make a hole from the hutch to the kennel just large enough for the rabbit to pass through, that they may visit your gundog at their pleasure and readily escape should he be too familiar.

If you do this when training your puppy you will never have your spaniel gundog point or chase another rabbit again.

There are a few other ways which I will let you in on later this year.

Ron told me a story about a friend of a friend who got a magnificent spaniel gundog, for free as it was entirely worthless because he chased every rabbit he see. Although he had an excellent nose, and was perfectly staunch, he would point every rabbit that came in his way, and would 'draw" on their trail, and you could never make sure but he was leading you after rabbits instead of a bird.

He took him home and placed him in a large yard, with several of his rabbit friends, and left him to his fate. He pointed them steadily all the afternoon, and refused to leave them to eat his tea.

When he visited him the next morning, although he was lying down, he was fit and staunchly pointing, but apparently very tired. He did leave them long enough to eat his breakfast, but as soon as it was down he immediately resumed his work.

This went on for nearly a week before he appeared to weaken, and before the start of the second week he evidently had had enough of it. We then took him into the field, taking pains to go where rabbits were plenty, but not once did he pay them the slightest attention, nor was he ever known to notice them again.

For the same reason we like to have cats about the house that our pup may become well acquainted with them before he commences hunting.

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Blog Post 2.
Title Does Your Gundog Chase Rabbits

All gundogs have the tendency to chase rabbits but the spaniel seems to be the worse, but if you have the same problem with your gundog dog use the methods below.

While our Spaniel gundog or whatever breed of dog we have, may not be guilty of chasing rabbits yet, when he is old enough to take the field, we will proceed to so train him that he will never pay rabbits the slightest attention.

We always obtain, if possible, a pair or more of our common wild rabbits; if these cannot be had the tame variety will answer. Then we build them a hutch alongside the puppy's pen, if we keep our gundog outside, which I recommend for training even if you let him live in the house as a family pet once he is trained.

Make a hole from the hutch to the kennel just large enough for the rabbit to pass through, that they may visit your gundog at their pleasure and readily escape should he be too familiar.

If you do this when training your puppy you will never have your spaniel gundog point or chase another rabbit again.

There are a few other ways which I will let you in on later this year.

Ron told me a story about a friend of a friend who got a magnificent spaniel gundog, for free as it was entirely worthless because he chased every rabbit he see. Although he had an excellent nose, and was perfectly staunch, he would point every rabbit that came in his way, and would 'draw" on their trail, and you could never make sure but he was leading you after rabbits instead of a bird.

He took him home and placed him in a large yard, with several of his rabbit friends, and left him to his fate. He pointed them steadily all the afternoon, and refused to leave them to eat his tea.

When he visited him the next morning, although he was lying down, he was fit and staunchly pointing, but apparently very tired. He did leave them long enough to eat his breakfast, but as soon as it was down he immediately resumed his work.

This went on for nearly a week before he appeared to weaken, and before the start of the second week he evidently had had enough of it. We then took him into the field, taking pains to go where rabbits were plenty, but not once did he pay them the slightest attention, nor was he ever known to notice them again.

For the same reason we like to have cats about the house that our pup may become well acquainted with them before he commences hunting.

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Subject: Do You Want The Best Gun Dog On The Shoot?

Dear Firstname, (assuming your email system tracks first names - otherwise do Dear Friend)

I just been shooting with a close friend of mine, his name Is Richard Allen and he has been using 2 old manuels, to train his gundog and his cocker spaniel is such a good gundog I wanted him to share the secrets of these manuels to my readers.

Well he has made these manuels available as PDF downloads and can’t wait to share them with you.  To find out more on these manuels click the link below

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Richard got Charlie his cocker spaniel from a rescue centre and within the first month of owning him tried numerous ways to start to train him. All failed, until he got the old manuels, after reading them he wasted no time. He started training Charlie the next day. Over the next few weeks Charlie progress was amazing. He learnt how to

• Walk to heel without a lead
• Sit and Stay
• Retrieve a dummy

This was Charlie. He was a rescue dog. You are meant to buy certified dogs for several hundred dollars and train them from pups. These Lost Manuels contained the all secrets the newer training guides seem to have left out.
Over the next 6 months ‘Charlie’ became a star. Other things Charlie has learnt in that time are:

• Whistle training, he can stop on a six pence, and return in seconds even if in thick undergrowth. Just with 2 toots on the whistle.
• Directional training with hand signals. He mastered this in double quick time
• Charlie has learnt how to handle birds without even moving a feather out of place.
• He can now follow a scent, without ever over running it.
• He can retrieve from further than any other dog I have seen.
• He can swim like he is an Olympic medal winner.

The only problem Richard has had with Charlie is jumping gates. He is better now, but Richard has a feeling (He has some scaring on his stomach, from before he owned him) this was cased from him being asked, or forced to jump Barb wire, before he was ready.
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I have read the manuels and must say they taught me a few things I had never read anywhere else.

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Product Review

Product Review:

Product review by ……………………………………….. For the eManuels ‘Fancy Training For Your Gundog’ and ‘Training Your Gundog For Hunting And Field Trials’ Re-Released by Richard Allen At BestGunDog.com:

I have just finished reading the both e-manuels’. Which I found fascinating.

Here’s What Makes These 2 Manuals So Special !
In 1882 Mr S. Hammond released a revolutionary manuel About ‘Fancy Training for Your Gun Dog’. When the book was released it was sneered upon. The popular thinking of the time was you beat a dog into submission.  Hammond disagreed!  It had very few sales because it was so radical to how everyone else trained their dog. 
Hardly anybody alive has heard of this treasured book.
In 1901 another training manuel for gun dogs was released. This one was written by a highly experienced trainer called ‘Waters’. This Manuel was much more popular and a little more well know. I don’t agree with all the methods used in this book, but over half of the manual  is about how dog’s minds work.  It’s called, “Training Your Gun Dog for Shooting and Field Trials.”  The techniques will put you ahead of 99% of the EXPERTS out there. 

The original copies of these manuels are out of print. It took nearly a year of searching old book shops to find a copy of each. I found the first one ‘Training Your Gun Dog for Shooting and Field Trails' within the first month. Nearly a year passed when I walked into a bookshop in New York in 2007.
In The Manuels You Will Learn Old Gundog Training Techniques
These techniques seem to have been forgotten today and by all accounts are easier to teach than the modern ways of training.
Richard Say’s to be able to train your dog properly, you have to understand how his brain works. Take no notice of most of the rubbish you read in modern books, and please do not watch the TV shows on at present. They may work for some pet dogs (I doubt it though). But they will never work for highly intelligent Gun Dogs.
Now the first thing you would do is read ‘Training Gun Dogs for Shooting and Field Trials’. Remember we are reading this so we can understand the dogs mind. But DO NOT use all the training methods in this book. This book is for mind control.
Next step is to read ‘Fancy Training for Your Gun Dog.’ Understand it. Then start at the beginning and use it as a workbook. Richard told me his PDF copy has notes all over the place. I am not surprised as after reading it I found loads of techniques I have never heard of but know after seeing ‘Charlie‘ Richards dog in action on a shoot, I know they will work.

The Manuels are a great read and I thoroughly recommend you take a look, wherever you are at in training your gundog.  The manuels come with a no quibble 8 week money back guarantee so if like me you always love new information, at least order the eManuels read through and if they are not for you let Richard know and he will refund you immediately.

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