Afleveringen
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In this episode, Chris Jobman and Dave Marsteller answer questions from the Facebook group about dog training and judging in HRC and AKC tests. They discuss topics such as how judges determine the difficulty of a test based on the participants, what factors they consider when deciding whether a dog passes or fails, and how they set up tests differently based on the time of year. They also compare the rules and regulations of HRC and AKC tests and share their opinions on various aspects of both organizations. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to judging retriever tests. They cover the importance of gun safety, the reaction of judges to handler mistakes, the role of judges in challenging the blind, the dynamics between co-judges, and the challenges and responsibilities of judging. They also address questions about dog behavior, scoring sheets, and the use of force-fetching in training. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the judging process and offers advice for aspiring judges.
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In this episode, Chris Jobman brings on his friend Dave Marsteller, a judge of HRC and AKC hunt tests. They discuss various topics related to judging, including different types of tests, the challenges of judging, and the importance of understanding the dog's perspective. They also share stories from their training sessions and highlight the importance of effective communication and correction techniques. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the need for patience, understanding, and adaptability when working with dogs. Dave and Chris discuss their long-standing friendship and their journey in the world of dog training and judging. Dave shares his background in dogs, including his time in Alaska and his transition to owning labs. They talk about their experiences in hunt tests and the challenges they faced. Dave also talks about his decision to become a judge and the different regions and standards he has encountered. The conversation in this part focuses on the regional differences in judging and testing standards in HRC and AKC. The hosts discuss how certain regions have distinct judging preferences and how this can affect the performance of dogs from different regions. They also talk about the importance of a dog's game traveling and the impact of different terrains on testing. The judges explain the dynamics between judges during a test and how decisions are made. They also discuss line manners, vocalization, and the challenges of setting up a test. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the difficulty level of tests in HRC and AKC and the differences in switching between the two organizations. In this final part of the conversation, Dave and Chris discuss the differences between AKC and HRC hunt tests. They highlight that in HRC, a dog can continue to play even if it doesn't receive a qualifying score, while in AKC, a dog may be immediately dropped. They also discuss the importance of challenging the line to the blind and the common mistakes handlers make, such as not slowing down and grabbing the go bird too quickly. Dave shares his experience of standing behind Bobby George and watching some of the great dogs in the sport. They conclude by mentioning some exceptional dogs they've seen, including Jet, Cooper, Ammo, and Trigger.
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In this episode, Chris Jobman brings on his friend Dave Marsteller, a judge of HRC and AKC hunt tests. They discuss various topics related to judging, including different types of tests, the challenges of judging, and the importance of understanding the dog's perspective. They also share stories from their training sessions and highlight the importance of effective communication and correction techniques. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the need for patience, understanding, and adaptability when working with dogs. Dave and Chris discuss their long-standing friendship and their journey in the world of dog training and judging. Dave shares his background in dogs, including his time in Alaska and his transition to owning labs. They talk about their experiences in hunt tests and the challenges they faced. Dave also talks about his decision to become a judge and the different regions and standards he has encountered. The conversation in this part focuses on the regional differences in judging and testing standards in HRC and AKC. The hosts discuss how certain regions have distinct judging preferences and how this can affect the performance of dogs from different regions. They also talk about the importance of a dog's game traveling and the impact of different terrains on testing. The judges explain the dynamics between judges during a test and how decisions are made. They also discuss line manners, vocalization, and the challenges of setting up a test. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the difficulty level of tests in HRC and AKC and the differences in switching between the two organizations. In this final part of the conversation, Dave and Chris discuss the differences between AKC and HRC hunt tests. They highlight that in HRC, a dog can continue to play even if it doesn't receive a qualifying score, while in AKC, a dog may be immediately dropped. They also discuss the importance of challenging the line to the blind and the common mistakes handlers make, such as not slowing down and grabbing the go bird too quickly. Dave shares his experience of standing behind Bobby George and watching some of the great dogs in the sport. They conclude by mentioning some exceptional dogs they've seen, including Jet, Cooper, Ammo, and Trigger.
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Summary
In this episode, Chris Jobman answers questions about handling on blinds and factors to consider when giving verbal or silent casts. He emphasizes the importance of using voice commands for changing direction and silent casts for maintaining momentum. Chris also discusses the use of verbal and nonverbal communication cues from the holding blind to the blind, lining up for marks, recognizing poison birds, and handling obstacles. He emphasizes the need for clear and consistent commands and the importance of teaching dogs to think and make decisions on their own. In this conversation, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss various topics related to dog training. They cover techniques for handling and lining drills, the use of decoys in training setups, and how to address a dog's fear of water. They also mention the importance of voice commands and foot positioning in training. The conversation ends with a mention of an upcoming episode featuring a judge who will answer questions about what judges look for in tests.
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In this episode, Elliott and Chris discuss Elliott's first AKC event and the differences between AKC and HRC tests. They talk about the difficulty level of AKC tests and the variation in test difficulty depending on the judges and grounds. Elliott shares his experience in the event and the challenges he faced, including handling mistakes and cheating. Chris provides guidance on how to handle tight marking setups and the importance of dictating where the dog should go. In this conversation, Elliott and Chris Jobman discuss Elliott's recent experience at a dog test and the lessons he learned from it. They talk about the importance of trust between handler and dog, the need for effective communication during training, and the challenges of handling in difficult test setups. They also discuss common mistakes that amateur handlers make, such as letting their emotions get the best of them, not blowing the whistle in time, and being spectators instead of actively participating in the test. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of preparation, communication, and maintaining a positive attitude in dog training and handling.
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In this episode, Chris Jobman answers various questions related to dog training. He provides advice on how to handle a dog that is struggling with marking, emphasizing the importance of simplifying training and building the dog's confidence. He also discusses techniques for improving a dog's focus during heel work, fine-tuning lining up for blind retrieves, and balancing training for test environments versus hunting environments. Chris emphasizes the need for common sense and using different approaches based on the specific situation.
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Chris Jobman returns from the Grand and discusses his experience. The conversation covers various topics related to the Grand, including points, dogs, judges, and weather.
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In this episode, Chris Jobman and Eric Teson discuss grand preparation and handling nerves at the grand. They share their experiences and insights on what it takes to succeed at the grand level. They emphasize the importance of tough marks, crisp blinds, and overall work in training. They also discuss the significance of teaching dogs to get out of trouble and the last money cast. They advise amateurs to focus on these key areas when preparing for the grand. They also highlight the importance of controlling nerves and tuning out outside noise during the competition. In this part of the conversation, Chris and Eric discuss various topics related to dog training. They talk about the importance of good gun handling skills and how it can make or break a dog's performance. They also discuss the timing of shots and the role of the honor dog in a hunt test. The conversation then moves on to answering questions from listeners, covering topics such as casting in the water, giving corrections during cold blinds, and addressing hard mouth behavior in dogs. Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights and tips for dog trainers. In this final part of the conversation, Chris and Eric discuss the challenges of training dogs for specific hunting situations and the importance of proper field size for training. They also address questions about the order of dogs being trained on the truck, determining the day's setup, and the differences between AKC and HRC hunt tests. They emphasize the need for clear communication with the dogs during AKC tests and the importance of handling technical issues correctly.
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In this episode, Chris Jobman discusses the process of water force training for dogs. He emphasizes the importance of starting with a solid foundation in land training before moving on to water training. Chris explains the step-by-step process of water force training, including the use of pressure and verbal commands. He also addresses common issues that may arise during training and provides tips for troubleshooting. Chris emphasizes the need for proper training and mental toughness in dogs to ensure success in water work. In this conversation, Chris Jobman discusses various topics related to dog training, including water force, regrets in training, putting a hand down over a dog's head, and turning the wrong way on casts.
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On this episode Elliott and Chris continue to advance through the training flowchart. They discuss Mini T. Chris also answers several questions from the listener mailbag.
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In this episode of the Flatlander Kennels Podcast, Professional Trainer Chris Jobman and co-host Elliott delve into the crucial topic of transitioning your duck dog from the excitement of hunting season back into Hunt Test training. Navigating the delicate balance between the adrenaline-fueled hunts and the disciplined world of training, the hosts share valuable insights, practical tips, and expert advice on how to smoothly guide your retriever through the offseason. From maintaining skills to shaping a purposeful training plan, join the discussion on 'Retrievers in Transition' and ensure your duck dog is ready for the challenges that lie ahead. Whether you're a seasoned handler or a newcomer to the world of retrievers, this episode provides a comprehensive guide to keeping your canine companion at their best during the training season.
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Summary
In this episode, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss the upcoming season of the podcast and their excitement to be back recording. They also talk about their love for hunting and training dogs, and their plans for the upcoming Texas trip. Chris shares his experience with the Grand and Master National events, highlighting the challenges and the dogs that performed well. They also discuss the advancements in dog training over the years and the impact of technology. Finally, they talk about their hunting season and the dogs that hunted with them, as well as the temperature restrictions for dogs during hunting. In this episode, Chris and Elliott discuss various topics related to hunting dogs. They talk about dogs and cold weather, reviewing the hunting season, dealing with vocalizations, exercise and bumpers, anticipation and delay, dogs' reactions to different roads, dogs' awareness of routine, blinds and handling, closing the gap, the longest hunting blind, determining a dog's career, and joint supplements.
Takeaways
The Grand and Master National events were challenging, but the dogs that deserved to pass did.
Advancements in technology and training materials have improved the level of dog training.
The best dog trainers are often the hunt test guys who work with a variety of dogs and build them up.
Hunting season was successful, with Flash and Vader being the main hunting dogs.
Temperature restrictions should be considered to ensure the safety and well-being of the dogs during hunting. Take care of your dog in cold weather and be mindful of their tolerance for cold water.
Review your hunting season to assess your dog's performance and identify areas for improvement.
Address vocalizations in your dog by using training techniques and managing their energy levels.
Consider incorporating exercise and bumpers into your routine to help dissipate your dog's energy before a hunt.
Be aware of how anticipation and prolonged delays can affect your dog's behavior and performance.
Understand how different road surfaces can impact your dog's behavior and prepare accordingly.
Recognize that dogs are highly attuned to routines and adjust their behavior accordingly.
Use handling techniques to guide your dog during blinds and improve their performance.
Experiment with different strategies, such as closing the gap, to help your dog understand and respond to handling commands.
Challenge your dog with longer blinds to test their skills and build their confidence.
Consider your dog's strengths and preferences when determining their career path in hunting.
Consult with your vet about joint supplements and focus on providing a balanced diet and maintaining a healthy weight for your dog.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Season Two
02:03 Preparing for Texas Trip
04:34 Dogs Going to Texas
06:07 Dogs Returning from Owners
08:33 Common Regression in Dogs
10:51 Upcoming Episode on Getting Dogs Back into Test Form
11:58 Review of Grand and Master National
13:00 Difficulty of Tests at Grand and Master National
14:54 Improvement in Dog Training
18:13 Hunting Season Overview
33:04 Hunting Dogs and Highlights
37:52 Hunting with Multiple Dogs
39:15 Temperature Restrictions for Dogs
41:06 Dogs and Cold Weather
43:31 Review of Hunting Season
44:01 Dealing with Vocalizations
45:30 Exercise and Bumpers
46:07 Anticipation and Delay
47:06 Dogs' Reactions to Different Roads
48:40 Dogs' Awareness of Routine
49:07 Blinds and Handling
50:29 Closing the Gap
52:13 Longest Hunting Blind
54:39 Determining a Dog's Career
55:05 Joint Supplements
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On this episode Chris Jobman explains the next step of his flow chart. Force To Pile
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