PROFESSIONAL DOG TRAINER JASON DOMMEYER KEYS IN ON A “FINESSE” APPROACH TO TRAINING
Keeping control over your dog at all times
is a critical element to dog training, especially with the sporting breeds
when in the field. Electronic collars and leashes are proven methods, but
professional dog trainer Jason Dommeyer of Cannon River Kennels said dog
owners are interested in other methods.
The newest generation of remote collars emit a vibration rather than a shock
and many collars on the market today have a tone or paging mode. “It takes
longer to train your dog with those methods, but the trend now days is for
that style of finesse training and I’d like to demonstrate to people how it
works and how effective it can be,” Dommeyer said.
A lifetime of hunting experience from Canada to South America and over a
decade of dog training gives Dommeyer a high level of expertise as a hunter
and trainer. He has trained dogs for premier pheasant hunting lodges in
South Dakota and duck hunting lodges in Mississippi and Mexico.
Dommeyer has been giving seminars at Game Fair
for many years now but this is the first time his seminars will last an
hour. “I’m excited to have the extra time to do more demonstrations with
dogs and be able to answer more questions from the audience,” he said.
Dommeyer will have a variety of dogs on hand to demonstrate his cueing
method and its effectiveness
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Randolph, MN
507-663-6143
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* Bring your gun in a case,
Only Trap Load Shells
will be permitted
at the entrance.
Shells are available
at Game Fair's Booth.
