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Companion Gundog Podcast

Grayson Guyer, Emily Shirey
Companion Gundog Podcast
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  • Thoughts on Chase in Gundogs. Do we take it out of them?
    Keywords dog training, chase management, predatory sequence, pointing dogs, retrievers, obedience training, summer retrieve camp, dog behavior, training techniques, hunting dogs Summary In this episode of the Companion Gundog Podcast, host Grayson Guyer discusses the concept of 'chase' in dog training, particularly in relation to pointing dogs and retrievers. He shares insights from his summer retrieve camp, emphasizing the importance of understanding chase as a part of the predatory sequence. Grayson explores how chase can be both a reinforcement and a management tool in training, detailing techniques for effectively incorporating chase into obedience and hunting scenarios. He concludes with reflections on the evolving nature of training methods and the significance of adaptability in dog training. Takeaways Chase is a significant aspect of the predatory sequence in dogs. Understanding chase can enhance training effectiveness. Chase can be both a reinforcement and a management tool. The act of releasing a dog can serve as a powerful reinforcer. Training should focus on building momentum and excitement. Chase management is crucial for maintaining a dog's attitude during training. Different dogs may require different approaches to chase management. The importance of adaptability in training methods is emphasized. Engaging with the dog’s natural instincts can improve training outcomes. The podcast aims to share insights and experiences in dog training. Titles The Dynamics of Chase in Dog Training Harnessing the Power of Chase in Retrievers Sound Bites "I want to talk about Chase." "I want you to want to run." "Thanks for being with us." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Training Camp 02:10 Understanding the Concept of Chase in Dog Training 08:09 The Role of Chase in the Predatory Sequence 14:02 Chase Management Techniques in Training 19:49 The Importance of Flexibility in Training Methods Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • Arousal vs Drive and the Making of a Canoe Dog
    Keywords dog training, arousal, drive, bird dogs, canoe, dog behavior, training techniques, dog trainers, pet training, hunting dogs Summary In this episode of the Companion Gun Dog Podcast, host Grayson Guyer reflects on the loss of dog training mentor Mo Lindley, discussing his impact on the dog training community. The conversation then shifts to the concepts of arousal and drive in dog training, exploring their definitions, differences, and implications for training techniques. Grayson shares insights from various dog training experts, emphasizing the importance of understanding these concepts for effective training and behavior management in dogs. Takeaways Mo Lindley was a significant influence in dog training. Arousal and drive are often confused in dog training. High arousal can lead to unproductive behaviors in dogs. Drive is a productive state that motivates dogs. Understanding a dog's arousal can help in training. High drive dogs can be easier to train if managed well. Arousal is simply a state of being awake and alert. Expert opinions highlight the importance of drive in training. Training techniques can influence a dog's arousal levels. The podcast aims to educate listeners on effective dog training methods. Titles Navigating Arousal and Drive in Dog Training The Legacy of Mo Lindley in Dog Training Understanding Dog Behavior: Arousal vs. Drive Expert Insights on Dog Training Techniques Sound Bites "It's just a big loss." "Arousal is the state of awake or stimulated." "We can influence a dog's arousal." "High arousal is not productive." "Drive motivates the dog." "Light beer is arousal, whiskey is drive." "High drive is productive." "Thanks for listening." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Reflection on Loss 05:10 Arousal vs. Drive in Dog Training 18:00 Understanding Arousal and Drive Definitions 39:47 Insights from Experts on Arousal and Drive Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • "24-'25 Woodcock Season Recap and Future Plans
    keywords hunting, woodcock, dog training, outdoor recreation, personal growth, webinars, wildlife, nature, hunting season, podcast summary In this episode of the Companion Gun Dog Podcast, host Grayson Guyer reflects on his recent hunting season, sharing insights on his experiences with Woodcock hunting, the growth of his dogs, and the importance of training with wild birds. He discusses the magic of the Woodcock, the challenges faced during the season, and his plans for future training and webinars. Grayson emphasizes the significance of living in the present and enjoying the outdoors, while also addressing the impact of weather on bird populations and the evolution of Woodcock hunting culture in the Southeast. takeaways Grayson reflects on the long stretch since his last podcast. He expresses gratitude for listeners who remained subscribed. The hunting season has been a time of personal growth. Woodcock hunting is both challenging and rewarding. Grayson enjoys the magic of hunting Woodcock. He emphasizes the importance of training dogs with wild birds. Future plans include webinars and online instruction. Weather impacts bird populations significantly. Grayson is interested in the history of Woodcock hunting in the Southeast. He appreciates the support from his listeners. titles Reflections on a Memorable Hunting Season The Art of Woodcock Hunting Sound Bites "Every day is the finish line" "We're not burning spots" "I really like the software" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Season Reflection 02:54 Hunting Experiences and Personal Growth 06:08 The Magic of Woodcock Hunting 09:00 Training Dogs and Future Plans 11:51 Wild Birds vs. Preserve Birds 18:02 Weather Impact on Hunting and Bird Populations 30:11 Conclusion and Future Content Plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • "Perceived Pressure" and Resilience
    Emily and Grayson sit parse out the ever confusing concept of perceived pressure. They also discuss resilience and its importance in gundog training. Visit our sponsors: https://uglydoghunting.com/ https://losthighwaykennels.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • Goodbye Ella
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Grayson Guyer of Lost Highway Kennels and Emily Shirey of Shorthairs and Shotguns discuss dog training principles and traditions. There will be lessons, stories, interviews, and discussion of relevant topics in the gundog community. For more podcasts like this, please Subscribe! You can also check out our websites, Facebooks pages and Instagram accounts for more tips on how to train your companion gundog! For feedback or questions, please reach out to us at [email protected]://LostHighwayKennels.comhttps://instagram.com/losthighwaygundogshttps://facebook.com/losthighwaykennelshttps://ShorthairsAndShotguns.com https://instagram.com/shorthairsandshotgunshttps://facebook.com/shorthairsandshotguns
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