Retriever Pups The Formative First Year

Retriever Pups The Formative First Year by Bill Tarrant, published by Voyageur Press in 1999, is a comprehensive guide focused on the humane training of retriever dogs. This first edition spans 223 pages and is written in an engaging conversational style, reflecting Tarrant’s expertise as a columnist for Field & Stream. The book addresses essential topics such as a dog’s pack instinct, the importance of bonding during training, and practical techniques for training retrievers, including whistle and hand-signal training.
Readers will find valuable insights into selecting a puppy and effective methods for teaching fetching and other skills. The content is designed to help dog owners understand the unique needs of retrievers and how to foster a strong relationship with their pets. With a focus on training and showing, this book serves as a practical resource for anyone looking to enhance their experience with retriever breeds.
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In the conversational writing style he was known for, Field & Stream gun dog columnist Bill Tarrant covers the basics for the humane training of all types of retrievers. He covers a dog’s pack instinct and how owners can use that “need to bond” to their advantage in training; choosing a puppy; whistle training; hand-signal training; fetching; and much more. Previous hardcover edition: 0-89658-383-X.
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