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Training in Ohio

Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 1:19 pm
by djswizz
Hey guys,

Was wondering if anyone had any trainers that they would recommend for my 11 month old GSP? He's got the basics down, does a great job listening to my basic commands. Sometimes he can get stubborn but what GSP doesnt?!! I am in the Canton/Akron area. I've already talked with Hi-Point Kennels.

Thanks in advance!

Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 5:17 pm
by tailcrackin
Be interested also, I am about 21/2 hrs from cinncinati, I have 900, acres, and just picked up new farm , I have wild quail and grouse, on all, plus waterways, timber and pastures, every situation a dog can be in. Plus Central Kentuckys wild life area,
Thanks Dave Jones
Jonesy's Gun Dogs Berea, Kentucky
I train and or fix all breed bird dogs, and retrievers.
Thanks again, Dave Jones 859-985-2918 email here, or jonesy68@alltel.net Looking forward to hearing from you, Jonesy

Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 12:02 pm
by djswizz
I'm still looking for trainers in the general Ohio area...

Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 9:16 pm
by ohiogsp
I sent you a Pm. On anouther note I got a dog out of Ch. Quick Buck Regardless JH. When I looked at your pedigree for your dog I noticed mine is your dogs great, great, aunt. Something like that anyway. They breed alot of dogs, did I read it right they put out 10 GSP litters last year?

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 7:06 am
by djswizz
Wow what a small dog world :-) How does your pup perform? My boy is almost 1 years old and from observations, he sure has a great nose. Great birdiness!

When I picked Guinness up from the breeder, she had about 3-5 litters alone! She indicated that some of them were her brothers from Florida. Unfortunately, I feel they are not responsible breeders. I have yet to receive my pups papers and the living conditions of the dogs are below par. The amount of litters may be the reason why!

This dog sure does shine though. Good to hear from you.

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 7:43 am
by ohiogsp
Man, I would have only gave half the money to them if they did not have the papers. I just read a story on a board about them and the people did not get there papers. It was over a year later. I did not get my dog from them. The people I got mine from used their stud. How long has it been? Any respectable breeder with an ounce of ambition would have the papers before you picked them up. I register mine online and have them in about a week. So the pups are a week old and you have the papers already. I would really start putting preasure on them to get your papers. Start calling everyday and maybe post something about this in the general dissusion forum on this board so other people won't end up with this situation. The dog I have is a good house pet and for the adverage hunter might be great. I am not happy with the performance in the field, retrieving is out of the question and this dog is hard headed beyond belief. I had a accidental litter out of this girl and got to train some of the pups and luckily my stud passed on the natural retrieve. This dam is 3 yrs old, I hope your dog is better than the one I have. Good Luck

P.S. If you aren't persistant about your papers you will probably never get them!

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 7:43 am
by ckfowler
Roger Johnson in MI, knows GSPs, can get the dog handling, retrieving, etc. 231-592-0037 or jdogkennels@yahoo.com

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 9:48 am
by djswizz
Ohiogsp,

My uncle is a lawyer. I'm going to have him send a formal letter and maybe that will spur something. Thanks for the info.

Tyler

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 10:32 am
by ohiogsp
Good idea. Did you get a contract with your dog?

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 10:37 am
by djswizz
Yes I did get a contract. I wouldn't have left without that in hand. The papers I guess were not as important to me at the time because I wasn't going to breed him or anything like that. Nor do field trials. Why would I need them otherwise?

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 1:41 pm
by ohiogsp
Maybe some day you will change your mind. You don't know the future what if your dog ends up being a really great shorthair and has something to contribute to the breed. Better safe than sorry I guess.

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 3:07 pm
by snips
I have heard previously about people having problems getting their papers from her. I can`t understand why, she is a very intelligent person breeding good dogs. Maybe she got messed up with her DNA.

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 4:52 pm
by littleking
i use http://www.guadairakennels.com/

brent is just awesome. hes working my brittany right now in fact

Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 6:54 pm
by Fair Fields
I had a terrible time getting papers on my pup (from her). There was somewhat reasonable excuse. I think ther has been a bit of a pattern for this from her. When I started making contacts to get her motivated - I found that this happens often. I received my papers when my pup was 11 months old.

I am very happy with my GSP. She has been perfect for me. I wouldn't trade her for the world. I agree she is VERY knowledgeable and I repsect much of what she has done. However, I think her breeding practices have gone a little extreme with up to 10 litters a year and 20+ adult dogs (all in the house I think?)

Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 10:02 pm
by djswizz
Thanks for the input. I didn't realize she was highly thought of as a breeder. No one that I have talked to has said this until now. The trainer I was planning on going to doesn't like her at all.

Cedarside, when was your puppy whelped? And from what dogs? How is she performing?

My pup from her is also the greatest dog. I feel she does have a good knowledge like you said, and I do agree with you on the all the dogs that she has in the house. Yes they are all in the house. I think on rotation or something :?