Teet, owned by Randy Hawkins. Week 19 and day 3 of Teet’s Life we find Teet being introduced to the retrieving tool we designate as our force fetching tool. A 1″ piece of PVC pipe about 12″ long and wrapped with Gorilla tape so that it is comfortable...
Teet, owned by Randy Hawkins. Week 19 and Day 2 we find Teet on the Forcing table and introducing the glove to start on hold. Always keep sessions upbeat as possible and movement forward as quick as possible.
Teet, owned by Randy Hawkins. It is important to make sure our pups are well used to working on elevated areas before we start force fetch if a table or something elevated is used. Teet as you can tell is real comfortable with the table and no issues.
Teet, owned by Randy Hawkins. Week 18 found Teet finishing up collar conditioning and showing the signs of a pup that is more than understanding how to turn collar pressure off as well getting very comfortable with corrections. We’ve now got a puppy that is...
Teet, owned by Randy Hawkins. Week 18 found Teet learning a little more in depth what the word “Fetch” means without any pressure and tons of play. Association to the word and conditioning it this way will make our force fetch on the ground a lot of times...
Teet, owned by Randy Hawkins. As our pups get older it is still just as important to continue socialization and acclimation to new environments as well to boat rides, 4-wheelers and more. This socialization to people and dogs as well as introduction to new...