Hunting Game With 7 Month Jack Russel Terrier Session 2

It's one of the best things I've ever discovered with dogs.

Especially for reactive dogs... high prey drive dogs that are out of control... anxiety... and more.

I have routinely helped very serious and difficult dogs with it.

It's what I call, "The Hunting Game."

And, it's not what everyone thinks it is.

I know because every time I post video about it... other traners start posting that they are doing it, too.

Most act like they invented it.

And ALL of them are clueless as to what I'm actually doing.

Most often, the trainer is just blasting dogs off prey with an ecollar.

Then proudly boast about the recall.

That's caveman stuff, buddy.

And it's NOT The Hunting Game.

Neither is just letting an out of control dog loose to go chase (and maybe kill) prey.

The Hunting Game is a SEEKING game the dog and I do TOGETHER AS A TEAM.

Yes... I know.

The "influencers" will now copy this and post how their hunting game is a seeking game they do together with the dogs.

Whatever.

Words are easy to copy... real understanding, mastery and results with difficult dogs... not so much.

Know this: I do the Hunting Game with Utah... seeking strange dogs.

Yeah... that monster that was once so uncontrollable around dogs.

That's where really understanding and mastering this game can bring you.

I would like to thank Kayce Cover for all the hours she spent on the phone with me discussing this kind of stuff.

That was about 10 years ago already... and I have really developed so many things since then

Kayce and I do not train alike... but we can always discuss things openly, candidly... and with respect.

She introduced me to concepts that changed the way I approached certain things.

Then I spent countless hours with large numbers of difficult dogs figuring out how to apply it to achieve incredible success in the real world.

Theory and concepts mean NOTHING until they are mastered and applied successfully in the real world to numbers of dogs.

Including difficult dogs.

We need a lifetime to learn about dogs... and then a second lifetime to apply it all properly.