Practical Dog Education
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; His nature will prompt him to dash away in chase, but the sound of the cartridge tells him to drop. If he rushes after the game he will quickly and severely be brought to a stop by the cord of which you have hold, and tnen you are to give, further punishment by getting him back to where he was at point, and there telling him to drop. Use no other punishment, do no scolding, but remember that though your pupil has done wrong it is a first offense, and that he had no way of knowing that he was ...doing wrong. If, on the other hand, he made a good point and dropped well to shot, all is well. In either case let him stay down for quite a little while, say fifteen minutes, as you must not be in a hurry. Then, with a pleasant word, or a kindly pat or two, let him try for another find, and go on re- peating the lesson day after day for several days. Gradually increase the time between the rising of the bird and firing of the shot, and you will soon notice that he does not wait for the sound of the pistol, and anticipates it by dropping as the bird flushes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; His nature will prompt him to dash away in chase, but the sound of the cartridge tells him to drop. If he rushes after the game he will quickly and severely be brought to a stop by the cord of which you have hold, and tnen you are to give, further punishment by getting him back to where he was at point, and there telling him to drop. Use no other punishment, do no scolding, but remember that though your pupil has done wrong it is a first offense, and that he had no way of knowing that he was ...doing wrong. If, on the other hand, he made a good point and dropped well to shot, all is well. In either case let him stay down for quite a little while, say fifteen minutes, as you must not be in a hurry. Then, with a pleasant word, or a kindly pat or two, let him try for another find, and go on re- peating the lesson day after day for several days. Gradually increase the time between the rising of the bird and firing of the shot, and you will soon notice that he does not wait for the sound of the pistol, and anticipates it by dropping as the bird flushes.
What to read after Practical Dog Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott, Thomas C. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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