This guide presents a contemporary yet proven approach to the training and education of hunting dogs, including numerous practical tips and advice, starting from the choice of breed through to care and preparation for the utility tests. High demands are placed on the training of hunting dogs, as a well-trained dog is an irreplaceable companion in the field. However, the perception of the dog within the family "pack" and the attitude towards dog training has changed; today, it is a full-fledged family member. This guide shows a contemporary yet proven way of training and educating hunting dogs, including numerous practical tips and advice, starting from the choice of breed through to care and preparation for the utility tests. Motivation and positive reinforcement are at the forefront.
Guide for an alternative, contemporary hunting dog training
The author writes, among other things, contributions for the magazine HALALI
Tanja Dautzenberg is a Diplom Forstingeneurin. Since 2007, she has been working professionally as a dog trainer and therapist and writes as a freelance editor for the magazine "Halali". She handles pointing dogs and currently a Brandlbracke.
Dr. Volker Pesch is a copywriter, publicist, and author. His areas of focus are digital educational products, crime novels, and journalistic contributions about hunting and nature. He currently handles two Steirische Rauhhaarbracken.
Authors: Tanja Dautzenberg, Volker Pesch (Eds.)
208 pages, 170 x 240 x 12 mm, Softcover
Müller Rüschlikon Verlag
ISBN: 978-3-275-02279-3
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