Conditioning your hunting dog to scents, guns, and e-collars can seem overwhelming. Follow our tips as you prepare your dog for his first hunt.

Conditioning your hunting dog to scents, guns, and e-collars can seem overwhelming. Follow our tips as you prepare your dog for his first hunt.
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Conditioning your dog to a leash, camping, exposure to other dogs, and retrieving, can all be difficult and frustrating. Follow our tips for start in the right direction.
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