Phenomenal video with James Mc Gee demonstrating how he advances his dogs by putting them in difficult situations, explaining:
- Why he doesn’t use any pens or physical objects to run his sheep into when training his dogs.
- Why he trains his dogs to bring the sheep as close as possible to him.
- Why he wants his flanks smooth more than square.
- What the distance of your flanks should be on both sides.
- What one of the biggest struggles is when training young dogs.
- How and why he has changed his whistle commands lately.
- Why he uses his fingers to whistle if the dog is working more than 200 yards away from him.
- How and why he mimics an International Shed situation.
- Why you need to be able to change the speed of your dog to have success in trialing.
- How to grow your dog up.
- Why the pressure usually comes in the outrun.
- Plus loads more…..
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