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Retrievers in the Field illustrates how to become a better dog handler by understanding the behaviors of working dogs; why they avoid particular obstacles, and how to get connected with the environment. Ideal for waterfowl hunters, and competition hunt test handlers, as well as, dog owners who want to discover more about their retriever's natural instincts to retrieve. Featured professional retriever trainer Steve Raney of Raney Ranch Retrievers, offers explanations about the many point-of-view camera angles and strategies seen in the video, which illustrates some of the problems that can develop when the handler is not familiar with how terrain can confuse or frustrate a dog to a point of serious avoidance.

Imagine if you could see the world from your dog's perspective. You could swim with your retriever across a huge body of water, or run next to your companion through open fields, across ravines, hills and slopes. That's the kind of visual experience you'll get from Retrievers in the Field. It's an ALL-NEW full-length DVD filmed in all types of terrain, as the fundamentals of retriever training is explained in an easy to understand way.

If you are frustrated with trying to learn the basics of retriever training, simply sit back and enjoy Retrievers in the Field. It is an educational and entertaining insight into retrievers...from pup to seasoned sport dog.

Training a retriever starts with understanding a dog's behavior. That's the secret used by the Pros! Retrievers in the Field will instantly make you a better dog handler, by showing you how dogs respond to obstacles, distractions and handler commands.

Retrievers in the Field is a powerful look at working dogs and breaks traditional field training concepts down by showing retriever scenarios like blinds, marks and commands from the dog’s point-of-view. Our cameras go into the water and across the fields so you can see what the dog sees!

Masterfully produced, Retrievers in the Field: From A Dog’s Perspective used up to 8 different High Definition video cameras to capture the dogs on varying terrains—from 300-yard retrieves across deadfall, brush, reed and rock—to breathtaking swims in big water.

By developing specific cameras to record what the dog sees in the field, which is only about two feet off the ground, Quick Dog Productions was able to get a detailed account of how dogs react to specific conditions in the outdoors. This technique will improve training for the sportsman, the competitor, or the typical dog owner just beginning to recognize the special intelligence of their new best friend.

From water and reeds to slopes, angle entries and obstacles, Steve Raney explains how-to "see the world" like a retriever, a secret of the AKC Pros.

If you're an AKC competitor, retriever trainer, or just love dogs, this is a must-have look at retrievers. It is like nothing you've ever seen on video!

Retrievers in the Field makes it possible for anyone at any level to gain a better insight to training and waterfowl hunting with dogs—whether you have a Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, Curly Coat Retriever, Flat Coat Retriever, Shorthaired Pointer, Springer Spaniel, or even a Blue Heeler cattle dog as you’ll see on the video.

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