CHAPEL FARM DOG FOOD

Birth to 8 months

Stage 1 covers all aspects of how to stimulate your puppy’s natural instincts and get a youngster to work with you.
David Liselt gives you lots of useful tips whilst showing you some early training exercises going right for the handler.
David also shows you some exercises going wrong and more importantly how you can correct their mistakes and stop training problems from developing.

Early lessons with a litter
Selecting a puppy
Training equipment
Early retrieves
Early retrieves in different places
Introduction to different environments
Getting a puppy to hunt
Getting a puppy to mark
Marking over an obstacle
Getting a puppy to use its natural ability
Puppy taking lines
Exercising/hunting in a pack
Steadiness to dummies
Sit and stay

Running time 79 minutes

8 to 13 months

Stage 2 covers all aspects of challenging that raw talent and enthusiasm through positive training, understanding temperament and ability through body language. David Lisett gives you lots of useful tips whilst showing you some early training exercises going right for the handler. David also shows you some exercises going wrong and more importantly how you can correct their mistakes and stop training problems from developing.

What standard has your dog reached
Basic directional work
Basic blind/memory retrieves
Left/right (a step further)
Go back
Blind memory retrieves
Problem retrieving
Left/right and blind retrieves
Taking lines (the next step)
Introduction to fences
Introduction to fur and feather
Problem retrieves fur and feather

Running time 76 minutes

13 to 20 months

Stage 3 covers all the aspects of giving the dog experience in early lessons of becoming a shooting dog, introduction to live game and the gun in a controlled environment. David Lisett gives you many useful tips whilst showing you some early training exercises for the handler. David also shows you some exercises going wrong and more importantly how you can correct their mistakes and stop training problems from developing.

The rabbit pen
Jumping fences (the next step)
Introduction to gunshot
Introduction to water
Go back memory work over an obstacle
Problem crossing water
Giving confidence over fences
Hunting cover for tennis balls
Crossing running water
Advanced retrieving with dummies
Flushing rabbits in a controlled environment
Memory retrieves in a rabbit pen
Left, right, blinds using a barrier
What stage have we reached
Whistle work
Steadiness
Hunting/quartering
Dropping to shot

Running time 78 minutes

Final Stages

Stage 4 covers all aspects of challenging that raw talent and enthusiasm through positive training and understanding temperament and ability through body language. David Lisett gives you lots of useful tips whilst showing you some early training exercises going right for the handler. David also shows you some exercises going wrong and more importantly how you can correct their mistakes and stop training problems from developing.

Assess your dog’s standard
Advanced water work
Advanced retrieves
Taking lines (rabbits)
Taking lines (down a bank)
Advanced blind retrieves
Drop to shot and whistle in cover
Hunting different types of cover
Final test in rabbit pen
Starting to shoot over your dog
Shooting rabbits over wall with memory retrieves
Dogging in
Pheasant shooting over your dog

Running time 67 minutes

Complete Springer Spaniel Series

The Complete Springer Spaniel Training Series covers all the aspects of training from puppy to polished shooting companion whether as a peg dog or trialing dog. Featuring and presented by David Lisett, winner of the 2004, 2005 and 2007 English Springer Spaniel Championship and 2003, 2005 and
2007 Irish Spaniel Championship. David Lisett gives you lots of useful tips whilst showing you some early fraining exercises going right for the handler. David also shows you some exercises going wrong and more importantly how you can correct their mistakes and stop training problems from developing.

Stage 1
Stimulate your puppy’s natural instincts and get a young dog to work with you.

Stage 2
Challenging that raw talent and enthusiasm through positive training.

Stage 3
Giving the dog an carly experience and lessons in becoming a shooting dog.

Stage 4
Bringing training to a conclusion by building confidence, and using natural ability.

Running time 300 minutes