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How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves

20 reviews
Joan Bailey

Swan Valley Press, 2004

This is definetly a book for beginners!
This book is great for in-experienced first time bird dog owners. Especially if you have a puppy. I have a little lab and I noticed she would follow turkey scents and chase them in our yard ( I moved to TN). I knew she had that instinct and has now become my "bird dog". But, I had no idea where to start in how to train her. I looked on the web but only found partial information. This book puts it ...

How to Have The Best Trained Gun Dog, Taking Advantage of Proven, Unique Training Methods, All Natural - No ...

1 review
Joan Bailey

Swan Valley Press, 2008

The Best Trained Gun Dog...The best book yet
It is the end of first day of the 2008 hunting season here in Maine. I have a full game bag, a tired Wirehaired Pointing Griffon asleep at my feet, and a copy of Joan Bailey's latest book, "How to Have the Best Trained Gun Dog" in hand. I would not have any of the above had I not read and followed to the letter the wisdom contained Joan's first book, "How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves". This ...

Griffon Gun Dog Supreme: The History and the Story of How to Improve a Breed

3 reviews
Joan Bailey

Swan Valley Press, 1996

One-of-a-kind 'inside' story of a breed
I've seen breed books before. Boring club lists. Here is a change of pace. This is riveting reading for anyone. A rare look inside a breed. (The only look? Any other insider books like this?) If you wonder why a dog book needs to have a lawyer look it over, you'll know why after reading this. Candid reports on the serious troubles a dog breed club faced with its dog going downhill fast. ...

How to Help Gun Dogs Train Themselves: Taking Advantage of Early Conditioned Learning

6 reviews
Joan Bailey

Swan Valley Press, 1998

Overall, an excellant book!
There are (too) many "how-to" sporting dog training books available, but I found this one to be different in how it focuses on first year conditioning of the pup rather than training, per se. I didn't agree with everything - not that you would - but I followed about 90% of the author's thoughts and found my dog's second year training to be MUCH EASIER. I think this is important if you have a ...