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Hi ya im a newbie

Postby crabbymedic » Tue Jan 20, 2009 4:58 pm

Hi there.

I'm new to k9 sar. We have a 10 week old working cocker, who is very playfull [tongue] & I would like to train her to search, but behave first [ninja] . So any help you guys can give will be greatly appreciated.

I hope to become a member of berkshire k9 sar. If they'l have me.

Cheers
Rich
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Re: Hi ya im a newbie

Postby Daryl » Tue Jan 20, 2009 9:56 pm

We have tough pre requisites you know!!! [tongue]

Hi Rich, and welcome to the forum.

You should be anle to get lots of good advice here from all over the world in most matters SAR Doggy!

Did you go to a puppy class in the end?
Daryl Toogood
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Re: Hi ya im a newbie

Postby crabbymedic » Wed Jan 21, 2009 1:24 pm

Cheers daryl.

I went along lastnite & think little madam will really enjoy it, it'l get her brain working.

Haven't gone to puppy classes yet. would like to though, trouble is if we can only get to a couple we've paid for the course and not got our monies worth.
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Re: Hi ya im a newbie

Postby hev » Sat Jan 24, 2009 9:40 pm

Hi Rich,

We have a english field cocker who is only 3 if your one is from working stock I would def recommend traing her to retreive dummies, it will defo get her brain working.
as this is how her mum and dad would have began there training. If you have any questions i will be at training on Tuesday

Heather :o)
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Re: Hi ya im a newbie

Postby crabbymedic » Tue Jan 27, 2009 1:21 pm

Thanks very much for that Heather.

Unfortunatly I'm not going to be able to make it down for the next couple of weeks. The joy of shift work! [mad]

We are trying to get her to fetch on command, which seems to go fairly well until she gets too excited. Then she just runs after the toy, kicks it then runs back and launches at you all teeth and paws, until you distract her with a different toy, she just wants to chew your arm/hand/foot/leg off.
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