Rogue Retrievers Hunt Test Boarding School
Puppy Head Start and Hunt Test Introduction Boarding School Program
Puppy Head Start is just what the name entails a "Head Start" for your retriever puppy making future training so much easier and faster. Whether I do the training or you do it yourself, puppy head start is essential for competitive retrievers. This program is for retriever puppies under 5 months. Training can be for a few months or a week here and there.
Depending on the age of your puppy some of the initial Force Fetch process can be taught by what I a like to call "Happy Hold" and "Happy Fetch".
Hunt Test Foundation Training Boarding School Program
(Force Fetch)
Foundation training is for dogs 6 months and older and is a 3 month commitment. This basic program is focused on obtaining an AKC Junior Title and/or UKC Started Title. It can also be the foundation for any future training.
Owners are strongly encouraged to participate in the training as much a possible. The more time you as a dog handler can put into your retriever while it is in training and back at home will determine the long term out come of your bird hunting companion. AKC Hunt Test competition owner handling skills will also be taught ensuring a successful transition from "training" to "trialing".
The number of dogs training, at one time, is limited ensuring your retriever gets the time and training they deserve. Because of the limited number of dogs call 503 522 9896 or email adrienne@rogueretrievers.com for availability or to be added to a wait list.
Advanced Hunt Test Training Boarding School Program
(AKC/UKC Senior and Master Level Training)
Advanced Hunt Test training is for someone that wants an EXCELLENT hunting partner or wants to compete with their dog in AKC Hunt Tests. A lot of time and commitment is needed from both dog and owner to excel at this program.
For clients in the Pacific Northwest, this boarding school program allows you to drive your Retriever to my training facility within a few hours. When bringing dogs from other states, it is necessary to plan for air travel via a commercial flight. You can accompany your dog on the flight, or send your dog alone and Rogue Retrievers will arrange to pick up your dog at the Portland International Airport (PDX). Because requirements for pet travel vary and may change with no prior notice, clients should contact their airline of choice well in advance of the intended travel date for that airline’s specific pet travel/shipping restrictions, requirements, fees and reservations. Most airlines observe temperature and seasonal embargoes for pets traveling as checked baggage or cargo. Please check with your airline for current information. You can find a list of airlines that accommodate pet travel and other pertinent information provided by the AKC here.
Latest blog entries
Aug 06, 2013
My Little Brown dog, "Hemi"
The last 30 days have been hard for Hemi and I. I went from entering Hemi in Summer Hunt Tests and getting her ready for her first Agility trial. To sleeping on the floor with her as she quivered in pain. To her feeling better and exercising. To once again taking her to the veterinarian but this time a specialist.
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Jul 25, 2013
Dog Drill Team (Rogue Rally)
This is just a quick little blog to share some photos and thank the ladies that were on our Drill Team. Thank you all for helping, not being afraid to do something new with your dog, and having fun!
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Apr 21, 2013
Meet Tulip My First Show Dog!
This is the first of many blogs about my new show dog puppy, Tulip, and my adventures in a whole new dog arena. The show world! So far it is a lot harder then I thought. Please read my blog(s) for more in sight to the labrador show world through the eyes of a field dog owner!
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Dec 04, 2012
Holiday Gift Guide for your Dog!
For most of us our dogs are our family. So of coarse we would buy them gifts for Christmas! This year's gift guide has ideas for your pet dog, your hunting dog, and your dog loving friend.
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Nov 19, 2012
Thanksgiving with your "Family"
Read my blog for some quick helpful ideas to keep your pet happy and healthy this Thanksgiving!
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Nov 13, 2012
Lost Dog
In an effort to NEVER have to hang a "lost dog" sign please read my blog!
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Dog news
Jan 31, 2014
Most popular dog breed for 23 years, a record run
NEW YORK (AP) -- It's puppy love for the record books: The Labrador retriever was the nation's most popular dog breed last year for a 23rd year in a row, the American Kennel Club announced Friday.
Jan 31, 2014
Labrador retrievers set popularity-ranking record
New York ? It's puppy love for the record books: The Labrador retriever was the nation's most popular dog breed last year for a 23rd year in a row, the American Kennel Club announced Friday.
Jan 31, 2014
Top dog: Which breed sets popularity-ranking record in U.S.?
German shepherds, golden retrievers, beagles and bulldogs are in the top-five pack ? but one breed is No. 1 for 23rd year in a row
Jan 29, 2014
Outdoors column: The Labrador Retriever ? America?s Dog
This yellow Lab waits for his master in their duck blind. He?s ready to go anytime, no matter the time of day or the weather.
Jan 31, 2014
Labrador retrievers enjoy record 23rd year as most popular US dog; top 10 steady
NEW YORK ? It's puppy love for the record books: The Labrador retriever was the nation's most popular dog breed last year for a 23rd year in a row, the American Kennel Club announced Friday.
