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  • What is a dog containment fence and how does it work?

    Posted on May 13, 2013 by Gentian Shero

    Dog containment fences are a great tool for training your dog to respect your designated property boundaries. They are much less expensive to install than traditional fencing, even for larger yards, and you can install them yourself. Dog containment fences are very low maintenance, and they provide your dog with the freedom they crave to explore and exercise without the restrictiveness of a tie-out or dog run. They are also aesthetically pleasing because they do not interrupt the line-of-sight on your property, as they work without the use of chain-link, wooden or other types of erected fencing.

    Sometimes called wireless dog...

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    This post was posted in Dog Containment Systems, Inground Dog Fence, Invisible Fence for Dogs

  • Introducing your dog to hunting sounds to prevent gun shyness

    Posted on May 8, 2013 by Gentian Shero

    If you want to train a good hunting dog, introducing it to hunting sounds is one of the most important steps. It is much easier to condition a new hunting dog to the sound of a gun than to cure one of gun-shyness.

    Bringing a dog on a hunting expedition with you for the first time is an exciting moment. There's something special and timeless about going out on a hunt with man's best friend at your side. Many hunters are so excited by this prospect that they rush the process and end up with a less-than-enthusiastic companion. To...

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    This post was posted in puppy gun shyness, puppy hunting sound introduction

  • How to care for your hunting dog while travelling

    Posted on April 10, 2013 by Gentian Shero

    Traveling to hunting grounds with your hunting dog is always exciting, but what is the best way to care for them? Whether your hunting destination is close to home or far away, it is always important to make sure that your dog is safe and prepared for travel. Remembering basic training rules throughout your trip will help you and your pup feel more comfortable. Hunting early in the spring or late in the autumn means more dangerous driving conditions, and your hunting dog will be in unfamiliar territory at a lower temperatures. These added stressors make it especially important to...

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    This post was posted in Hunting Dog Care, Hunting Dog Travelling, Hunting Dogs and was tagged with Crate Training, Dog Travelling, Dog Travelling Tips

  • How dog food can affect your hunting dog

    Posted on April 8, 2013 by Gentian Shero

    What is the best dog food for your faithful hunting dog? Even if you have a well-trained hunting dog, it will never reach its full potential if you are not providing it with healthy dog food. Although all dogs need healthy dog food, hunting dogs require food with specific proportions of ingredients in order to fuel their active lifestyles. So, how do you know which dog food is right for your hunting dog?

    Your hunting dog’s food should be high in protein. Protein is necessary because it provides your dog’s body with essential amino acids that are used for protein synthesis....

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    This post was posted in Uncategorized and was tagged with hunting dog food

  • How do GPS tracking collars keep your hunting dog safe?

    Posted on March 27, 2013 by Gentian Shero

    Global Positioning Satellite tracking collars and GPS trackers are an excellent tools for hunting, but did you know that it also helps keep your hunting dog safe? Hunting dogs are trained to track and perform their job at optimum speed. Equipping your dog with a GPS tracking collar gives your dog the opportunity to operate a full throttle while remaining safe and secure.

    If you have ever been on a hunt with multiple dogs, you know how easy it is to lose sight of a dog. Hunting dogs can move rapidly and may disappear from your sight for hours at...

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    This post was posted in Garmin Alpha, GPS Tracking Collars

  • How to Start Training Your New Hunting Puppy

    Posted on March 21, 2013 by Gentian Shero

    Deciding to add a new hunting puppy to your family can be an exciting and challenging endeavor. There are many important things to consider before adopting your puppy and throughout training. Hunting puppies require extra attention when they are young because of their genetical makeup. Since hunting dogs are usually bred to have high senses of sight, smell, and other wonderful traits, it means that hunting puppies are a bundle full of excitement and curiosity.

    Age is a tender subject when it comes to adopting a new hunting or tracking puppy. Usually the best age for adoption and the start of...

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    This post was posted in Hunting Dogs, Training

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