Gun Dog

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  • Gun Dog Book Detail

  • Author : Richard A. Wolters
  • Release Date : 1961-05-26
  • Publisher : Dutton
  • Genre : Pets
  • Pages : 172
  • ISBN 13 :
  • File Size : 78,78 MB

Gun Dog by Richard A. Wolters PDF Summary

Book Description: GUN DOG is The first book written for the man with limited time and facilities who wants a gun dog fast and who wants to train it himself. The first book written in this field with scientific information on the mental development of a dog. From this study by one of the nation's outstanding animal behavior laboratories, Wolters has changed the procedures in training a gun dog. The first book for the upland bird hunter that teaches the hunting commands with the use of training tools, making training easier for you and your dog. The first book to show the complete training procedures step by step in picture sequences. It will show you not only what to expect of your dog, but what your dog expects of you. You will be able to see how to do it. GUN DOG is A REVOLUTIONARY RAPID TRAINING METHOD.

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