The Flatlander Kennels Podcast with Chris Jobman

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The Flatlander Kennels Podcast with Chris Jobman

Podcast for Professional and Amateur Waterfowl Dog Trainers

  1. 23 D’OCT.

    Episode #40 Jobman Flowchart: Wagon Wheel and Spin Drill

    In this episode of the Flatliner Kennels podcast, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss various dog training techniques, focusing on the flow chart method. They delve into the D-cheat technique, the importance of communication in training, and introduce two key drills: the Wagon Wheel and Spin Drill. The conversation emphasizes the significance of building a strong handler-dog relationship and the need for patience and clarity in training. Common pitfalls in training are also addressed, providing listeners with practical insights to enhance their training sessions. In this conversation, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss various aspects of dog training, focusing on techniques for preparing dogs for master tests, the importance of team building drills, and the challenges faced when training in different environments. They emphasize the significance of understanding dog behavior, the need for confidence building in timid dogs, and the effective use of training grounds. The conversation also touches on handling bad throws during training, addressing popping issues, and the transition from hunt tests to field trials.

    51 min

  2. 17 D’OCT.

    Episode #39 Master National Recap and Preparing for the Grand

    In this episode of the Flatlander Kennels podcast, hosts Elliott and Chris catch up after a break, discussing their recent hunting experiences, particularly focusing on the Master National and the upcoming Grand. They share insights on the challenges faced during the Master National, the preparation for the Grand, and the excitement of the hunting season ahead. The conversation also includes a Q&A segment where they address questions from their Facebook group, providing valuable information for dog handlers and hunting enthusiasts. In this conversation, Chris Jobman discusses various aspects of dog training and competition, particularly focusing on the challenges faced by amateur handlers at the Grand. He highlights the differences in training environments, the importance of experience, and the unique standards and expectations at the Grand compared to weekend tests. The conversation also touches on the logistics of running multiple dogs, the role of judges, and the etiquette expected from spectators during these high-stakes events.

    50 min

  3. 14 D’AG.

    Episode #38 Q/A Popping, Fliers, Keeping a High Standard and More

    Summary In this Q&A session, Chris Jobman answers various questions related to dog training. Topics discussed include correcting popping on water blinds, incorporating a flyer in AKC training, altering training for big events, handling popping on water blinds, training a dog to push through the scent of a duck, and swapping hands with the gun during training and tests.

    38 min

  4. 7 D’AG.

    Episode #37 Jobman's Flowchart: De-Cheat

    Summary In this episode of the Flatlander Kennels podcast, Chris Jobman discusses the D Cheat drill, which is a method for teaching dogs to stay in the water and not run the bank when retrieving. The drill involves throwing a bumper into a pond and gradually moving it closer to the bank, while using low-level stimulation to correct the dog if it tries to cheat. Chris emphasizes the importance of not making the stimulation too hot, as it can cause the dog to become fearful or seek water instead of focusing on the mark. He also highlights the need to tailor the training approach to each individual dog, taking into account their natural tendencies and level of effort.

    27 min

  5. 31 DE JUL.

    Episode #36 Mastering Hunt Tests: Jobman’s Feedback on Elliott/Georgie

    In this episode, Chris Jobman critiques Georgie's performance in the hunt test season and provides feedback on areas for improvement. He emphasizes the need for better control and obedience, as well as establishing a clear hierarchy between Chris and Georgie. Chris suggests implementing stricter rules and boundaries in everyday interactions, such as making Georgie wait for commands before exiting doors or eating. He also recommends incorporating obedience sessions before hunts or tests to reinforce Chris as the alpha and maintain control. Elliott expresses his commitment to holding a higher standard and being more consistent in enforcing rules with Georgie. In this conversation, Chris Jobman and Elliott answer questions from listeners about dog training. They discuss topics such as the best time of day for duck hunting, tips for early development of a duck dog, teaching a dog to stay, the importance of socialization, the use of e-collar training and force fetch, the differences between well-bred golden retrievers and Labrador retrievers, the controversy surrounding silver labs, the potential of poodles as duck dogs, and how to build momentum and confidence in a dog's long blinds. They emphasize the importance of following a step-by-step training program and finding a good breeder.

    1 h 3 min

  6. 24 DE JUL.

    Episode #35 Expert Roundtable: Pro Trainers and Judge discuss Training and Master National

    In this episode of the Flatlander Kennels podcast, hosts Elliott and Chris Jobman are joined by pro trainers Eric Teson and Dave Marsteller for a roundtable discussion on dog training and the Master National event. The group dives into the intricacies of preparing dogs for high-stakes competitions, debating training techniques, and discussing the impact of different testing standards. They share personal experiences and tackle issues such as handling pressure, maintaining consistency, and addressing specific training challenges. This episode offers a wealth of knowledge for both amateur and professional trainers, providing practical advice and insights from the field. Join us for a candid conversation with the experts.

    1 h 14 min

  7. 17 DE JUL.

    Episode #34 Maximizing Potential: Training Techniques for High-Level Tests

    In this conversation, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss upcoming hunt tests and the qualifications needed for the Master National. They also address training challenges, such as the left angle back and finding bumpers at a distance. They answer questions about the necessity of the double T drill and when to move on from the T pattern. They also touch on dog injuries and recovery methods. In this conversation, Chris Jobman discusses various topics related to dog training and care. He talks about the challenges of handling injured dogs and the importance of knowing when to take a dog to the vet. He also discusses the increasing prevalence of dogs with IBS and stomach issues. Chris emphasizes the difficulty of keeping weight on high-energy dogs and the importance of finding the right crate for your dog. He also addresses questions about training dogs to their full potential, dealing with vocal issues at the line, and knowing when a dog is ready to compete in higher-level tests. Chris provides insights into training techniques and the importance of pedigree in dog training. He also discusses the criteria for stopping a dog on a point and casting them into the water. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the benefits of hands-on training and the importance of exposing dogs to new environments and experiences.

    41 min

  8. 10 DE JUL.

    Episode #33 Jobmans' Flowchart: Water Sit / Water T / Swim by

    In this conversation, Chris Jobman discusses the process of teaching a dog to stop and sit in the water using a whistle. He explains the steps involved in water forcing and how to train the dog to tread water. He also covers the concept of swim by, which involves teaching the dog to swim back and forth across a pond. Chris emphasizes the importance of building a solid foundation and following a step-by-step process in dog training. He also highlights the challenges faced by amateurs in finding suitable training grounds for water work. In this conversation, Chris Jobman and Elliott discuss various topics related to dog training. They cover the importance of teaching dogs to handle water, the concept of running singles in training, and the challenge of dogs sticking to the last bird. They also talk about the differences between the Grand and Master National events, the mindset of judges in each event, and how to handle dogs that go into hop mode near the finish of a blind. Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights into dog training techniques and the challenges faced by trainers.

    52 min
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