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  1. 10-22-2012, 04:23 PM #11
    Jamee Strange
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    OK thanks Gooser! I have been working on the first one. Guess I will just have to keep at it. She is getting better though I must say. Thanks!

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    Food for thought.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rbr View Post
    Are you just starting a young pup or are you trying to develope steadiness for the upcoming duck season?
    True steadiness cannot be expected (fairly) unless you train with live birds. Steady with a thrown bumper or dead duck and steady with the real thing are 2 different animals.

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    My dog is about a year and a half and I'm working on trying to get him steady for the upcoming duck season. When I go hunting I won't be doing any shooting I'll just sit with my dog to make sure he does right.
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