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Training squirrel dogs
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<blockquote data-quote="HoytDawg" data-source="post: 5242349" data-attributes="member: 19638"><p>Obedience is the most important thing the first few months imo. Doesn't matter how good it will hunt if you can't control it- it wont be fun. </p><p>Second is like everybody else said, take it to the woods every chance you get. Like was said above, i like to leash mine at the tree and have since she was a pup. The only negative to that is your dog won't be able to learn to timber the squirrel. Last is have fun with it, and dont expect too much too soon from the dog. It is learning every time just like you are.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HoytDawg, post: 5242349, member: 19638"] Obedience is the most important thing the first few months imo. Doesn’t matter how good it will hunt if you can’t control it- it wont be fun. Second is like everybody else said, take it to the woods every chance you get. Like was said above, i like to leash mine at the tree and have since she was a pup. The only negative to that is your dog won’t be able to learn to timber the squirrel. Last is have fun with it, and dont expect too much too soon from the dog. It is learning every time just like you are. [/QUOTE]
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