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We adhere to a “positive reinforcement” training philosophy. Simply stated, dogs are
rewarded when they do something right, with either praise or a treat. The quickest way to
your puppies head is through their stomach. Training should be a fun experience for your
dog and they should look forward to spending time with you. Make sure your dog knows what
each command means and the expected behavior. Patience and persistence are the keys to
training a good gun dog, especially when they are young. If at any point you get mad at
your dog, end your training session. Nothing good can come from a session when you mad at
your dog. We believe that training should be done using a building-block approach, always
building and overlapping from the previous command learned. Always end a training session
on a positive note!
TRAINING TIPS:
Crate Training
Using a Quail Recall House (an article from Quail Unlimited)
Socialization
Sit
Stay
Here
Heel
Training Aids
Taylorsville, GA
Canton, GA
info@Quailpointkennels.com
Chris Kahlan 770-378-2407
Greg Bayer 678-773-5667
following:
