After tons of yard work at the city park. Rocky seems to be getting the hang of poison birds. I have never used a poison bird while judging a trial, but you got to get your dog ready to do a poison bird blind. This is a picture of the poison blind we worked on yesterday.

1. Set up on the right side and tell the dog to mark.
2. Signal the bird boy.
3. Tell the dog no bird and switch to the left side and tell the dog dead bird.
4. Pick up the left hand blind first, switch to the right hand and pick up the right hand bird.

Dang that looks like fun....

does ya need a bird boy?

Juli

Julie what Billy forgot to tell you that park he is training on is the premier area up North to Train. It looks like Hank Mcniels property which is awesome. Everything is for dogs. Boy Billy not even an invite to train with you guys.

Actually, the left hand blind could be a lot tighter to the poison bird, run between the trees, clip the corner of the pond, go across the road and be planted at the base of the right tree just up the last hill.

That's a cool All Age blind and would keep the handler and the dog on their toes,! And you hope the dog doesn't slip whistles, especially if he/she is a hard runner.

Beautiful grounds to play Billy!

Keth