The DogBone Pawdcast: Recent Episodes
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Join Jeremy & Stephanie Moore for a relaxed style, Q&A conversation where they answer questions on training and raising your dogs into well-mannered companions not only in the field, but in your home. The DogBone style of training emphasizes a low pressure, positive approach that allows you to maximize your dogs potential in a natural way without the use of force, fear tactics or avoidance training. For more information on their company DogBone, visit dogbonehunter.com or search @dogbonehunter on all social media platforms.
How to build a calm, steady, and reliable gundog? There are many ways to train a labrador, and they all work. Different styles work better with different dogs, and no two are the same. In this episode of the podcast, Jeremy is joined by Dave Bavero of Waterstone Labradors to dive into different training styles, and how they prefer to train a dog to become a calm, steady, and reliable gundog.
There are many different styles of training deer tracking dogs, and in this episode Jeremy has good friend Dean Muthig of Muckdog's Deer Recovery and Training Kennel on to talk about the differences and similarities between how dean trains his tracking dogs vs how Jeremy does it, especially as it relates to the use of interdigital glands on the hoof.
This episode is for the deer hunting men/woman that follow our podcast! We have another brand called HODAG Outdoors, and in honor of deer season being just around the corner, we thought we'd share this interview with good friend Josh Stein on how he uses our HODAG Outdoors deer hunting products to kill big bucks in the UP!
We dive into the world of old and new double guns with Nick Larson of the Birdshot Podcast!
Jeremy joins Nick Larson on the Birdshot Podcast talking pointing dogs, English Setter training, and grouse hunting. We hope you enjoy it!
Jeremy has a great conversation with Ben and Jody of North Country Sporting Dogs regarding a number of pointing dog training topics.
Jeremy dives into a number of questions from our DogBone Training Library on retrieving issues, as well as a number of just general gundog training topics!
With the fall fast approaching, now is the time to be preparing your dog for deer tracking come the fall. In this episode, Jeremy dives into a question we received from one of our Training Library members regarding deer tracking dog training with his young blood hound.
In this episode Jeremy fields a hold conditioning related question from a member of our DogBone Training Library. We hope you enjoy it.
Jeremy dives into a number of puppy training topics, including using feeding time to build steadiness and place training.
Jeremy dives into a number of puppy training topics, including using feeding time to build steadiness and place training.
Hold conditioning does not teach a dog how to retrieve! Retrieve is something that is already inside of them, or it's not. In this episode, Jeremy has a conversation with a man by the name of Kyle Dana to break down some retrieving issues he is having with one of his dogs in training.
Jeremy dives into a question from one of our DogBone Training Library Members who is having retrieving and delivery issues with his 3 year old dog.
Part two talking about our most recent litter of puppies out of Cali, and the strategy behind this dog breeding litter!
Jeremy joins Nick Adair on the Gun Dog It Yourself Podcast at the 2024 Pheasant Fest to dive into a number of dog training topics including place training, the importance of having faith and trust in your dog, and grouse trials.
Jeremy breaks down a question from a DogBone Training Library Member regarding his struggles with heel and recall with his dog.
In this episode Jeremy dives into a question answering a guy who has a dog that only listens to him and not his wife, and what he can do to get the dog to listen to the rest of his family.
Gun shy dogs are not born that way, instead they are created through improper introduction to gun fire and/or negative experiences with loud noises such as fireworks.
Jeremy answers a question from one of our DogBone Training Library members regarding what it means to let a puppy be a puppy, and why it is so important to do your research and be prepared prior to getting your new puppy!
Jeremy answers a question from a Training Library member on bank running and skirting water on the retrieve.
We are excited to bring you our newest dog health supplement, and outline the reasons why we think our DogBone Krillagen Super Chews will make a difference in the happiness and health of your dog.
Jeremy receives a question regarding how he trains good recall with pointing dogs without the use of a shock collar.
Jeremy dives into the strategy behind breeding Cali, and the in's and out's of our newest litter of puppies as we expect this litter to hit the ground at any moment!
Jeremy talks with Michael DeLoach of Livingston GunDogs Atlantic about his experiences training his first deer tracking dog and his takeaways after their first season of tracking wounded deer.
In this episode of the podcast Jeremy dives into general dog health topics. He dives into his journey with Máquina and some recent issues with dog food brands he was feeding and finding a fix in switching to Eukanuba. He also dives into dog health supplements he gives to his dogs, the effects of aging and how to mitigate them, and signs to look for that indicate if a dog is having health issues.
Jeremy answers a question from a DogBone Training Library member regarding some struggles with training a shy and sensitive 6 month old puppy.
Jeremy breaks down tips, tools, and training as we are right on the brink of shed hunting season.
Which makes for a better dog when it comes to training, hunting, and life... male dogs or female dogs?
Jeremy has a great conversation w/ Aaron Steele on the Farm Dog Podcast diving into what it takes for a dog to be able to become a shed hunting dog.
Jeremy answers questions from a follower who is having troubles getting their golden retriever to retrieve, as well as breaking down similar struggles with one of his own dogs.
A friend from our DogBone workshops interviews Jeremy as apart of his college business class as Jeremy breaks down his business experience, and the story of how DogBone came to be.
Jeremy joins Nick Larson on the Bird Shot Podcast for part 2 of their conversation, focused around training young pointing dogs for grouse hunting and Jeremy's experiences with entering the pointing dog world.
In this episode, Jeremy joins David Bavero of Waterstone Labradors and the Global Retriever Podcast talking about a variety of topics surrounding retriever training including field trialing, e-collars, and British Labs vs American Labs.
Jeremy joins Heath Hyatt of the Houndsman XP Podcast discussing a wide variety of dogs and hunting dog training topics!
The questions that keep coming back! Never stop moving forward with your puppy training.
We dive into a discussion on what we are preparing for and expecting as we approach our second hunting season with Máquina, our English Setter!
Jeremy gives an update on how woah training Máquina is going without using a shock collar.
A great conversation revolving around upland hunting with flushers with Nick Larsen of the Bird Shot Podcast!
In this episode, Jeremy dives into the training philosophy that no two dogs are the same, and how important reading your dog is to make training decisions for that individual dog.
A collection of dog training informational nuggets from one of our DogBone Handlers workshops!
Jeremy has a great conversation with UK trainer and breeder Martin Hopps of Slingley GunDogs!
Jeremy answers a collection of questions from a novice dog trainer, while giving him some tough love.
We break down one of our biggest and most valuable projects ever, the DogBone Premium Library with special guests Ben and Logan!
A great conversation on setters and pointing dogs with Kyle Warren of Paint River Llewellin Setters!
Shock collar dog training has been a buzz topic for us lately. This episode is no different as we debate the use of shock collars in dog training.
The dog that won't stop barking! Jeremy receives a message from a guy who has a GSP who will not stop barking no matter what he does.
A dog training debate on the use of shock collars and force fetch for training your gun dog with Bob Owen of Lone Duck on the GunDogIt Yourself Podcast platform!
Jeremy gets a message from a guy that needs to take a deep breath, slow down, and realize what is important with where he is at with his puppy.
Retriever training dummies are a crucial part of my training of a Gundog. We have decided to manufacture our own training dummy, and this is why I think ours are the best.
When we get a question from someone struggling with a dog that is less than 2 years old, the answer to their question usually has something to do with "be patient" or "slow down" or "take steps back".
Hold conditioning is how we form a nice delivery, informally from day one, and formally once the dog has an understanding of retrieve and we feel the need to "polish" the dogs delivery.
How to potty train a puppy? It's really very simple, but it does take you as the dogs owner to figure out your dogs pattern. This can be different for every dog. In this episode of the podcast, we are diving into how we figure out each individual puppy's bathroom pattern, and using that to easily potty train your puppy!
Pointing dogs vs. flushing dogs is a common topic, and in this episode, we are helping you chose which is the right fit for you!
How do I build drive in my retriever? Find out Jeremys take on building drive, and everything that goes into play when it comes to your dog and the drive it possesses!
Staking out a puppy is an important puppy training drill that we do with almost all of our puppies! In this episode, we are diving into the why and how we utilize tie out!
When you have a dog that is nervous, hesitant, or just plain old doesn't want to do something, the worst thing you can do is try to force them through it.
Dogs feed off of us and our energy. If you have a high energy fast paced out of control dog, they likely are a mirror of yourself. Slowwww down!
Crawl before you walk, walk before you run. When it comes to dog training, we start everything small and slowly and incrementally add layers.
When should you start training your puppy to be a shed dog? This is a question we received the other day that we thought would be perfect to answer on a podcast!
We firmly believe that with a good foundation built into your dog, you can do just about anything with them.
Force Fetch vs Hold Conditioning has been the age old debate for us. This topic stems out into much more than just the two different methods, and into a more broader training strategy and style. You won't want to miss this one!
How do we teach dogs to recall? A number of ways, but the easiest and most effective is to take advantage of their natural tendencies...
There's nothing worse than having a dog in the blind that is constantly whining, unsteady, doesn't honor other dogs retrieves, and is just plain annoying.
If you have a dog that whines in the duck blind and/or when hunting, this episode is for you!
This dog training tool can be incorporated in many different aspects of both training, and just every day life.
This dog training philosophy can be incorporated in almost everything we do with our dogs.
we dive into everything deer tracking dogs, from the importance of them as a conservation tool, their effectiveness, how they smell and are able to track a specific wounded deer, and much more!
n this podcast, we dive into why a dog might be blinking on retrieves, and what Jeremy would try to fix it.
Don't do more, do less! This is another talk between Jeremy and Ben as we analyze our progress with brother and sister, Blu and Clio!
These two litter mates are already proving to have very different personalities, even though their genetic makeup is the same.
Jeremy dives into a number of puppy training questions. The main: is it okay to cuddle with my puppy?
This podcast stems from a question that came in, and is full of valuable information on the importance of doing tie out with your dog or puppy!
Consistency is key when it comes to training. It's unfair and ineffective to have two sets of rules with your dog.
In this episode we cover the importance of tieing out a dog, place training, timing, and leadership!
Teach puppies to recall! In this episode, Jeremy and Ben have a conversation comparing their second week with Clio and Blü
potty training a puppy! Potty training a puppy! In this episode, Jeremy and Ben have a conversation comparing the first week with Clio and Blü, two litter mates that each is training. As many of you know, Ben is keeping Clio as his first dog. Jeremy will be raising and training Blü for the forseeable future. These two litter mates are already proving to have very different personalities, even though their genetic makeup is the same. Going forward, we will be […]
First night with a new puppy! In this episode, Jeremy and Ben have a conversation comparing the first nights of Clio and Blü, two litter mates that each is training.
Corrections and praise are extremely important as it is how we get our dogs to understand what we want them to do. The tricky part, and the part many struggle with, is reading the dog to determine what level you need to get a change.
We are talking about the positive pigeon drill with Ethan Pippitt of Standing Stone Kennels as Jeremy learns more and determines if he wants to utilize this drill with Máquina, our English Setter.
How to make an effective correction with your dog? Find out in this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast!
Jerry Kolter of Northwoods Bird Dogs is our special guest on today's podcast! This is a long anticipated episode, and one that will be featured as part of the "Make the Machine" pointing dog training series! Jerry and Betsy Kolter are the owners of Northwoods Bird Dogs, and Máquina's breeder! If you have followed our podcast or socials you will most definitel y heard us talk about them in our journey of finding an English Setter breeder, and eventually getting Máquina. […]
In this episode we have a great conversation with our friends over at Truth From the Strand talking about dogs that find sheds!
Whining dogs need to learn patience! This episode of the podcast we are diving into what creates whiney and vocal dogs, and what you can do to avoid these behaviors.
Shed hunting dog training conversation with our friends over at the Gun Dog It Yourself podcast! A great episode touching on a number of topics around training your own shed dog.
Shed hunting and dogs is the topic of todays podcast as we join Kent Boucher of the First Gen Hunter Podcast!
Dog gets scared of new things! In this episode, we talk about how to work past the things our dogs are afraid of.
Hunting dog talk on the HUNTR podcast! A great conversation about a great number of things surrounding training hunting dogs. We hope you enjoy it!
Chew Toys, Bones, and other toys are all training tools. What to they train dogs to do? CHEW!
On this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast, we are talking family hunting dogs in a great conversation we had with Clint Whitley of the Western Hunting Hub Podcast!
We have a new member of our DogBone pack! If you have been following any of our stuff, you will have heard/seen us talk about our journey to get an English Setter pup, and she is finally here!
How do scenting conditions affect our dogs ability to find sheds? In this episode of the podcast, Jeremy dives into the best and worst scenting conditions for our dogs, how a sheds smell changes as it ages, and much more!
Match your shed dog training to actual shed hunting! We hear all the time from handlers whose dog does great in training and will pick up every shed they put out... but quickly lose focus and struggle when it comes to the real thing. Learn why this happens in this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast!
Starting shed hunting training with your puppy is very simple, but there are a number of things that you need to be aware of what not to do!
How do dogs smell? In this episode of the DogBone Podcast, Jeremy outline exactly how a dog's nose works, how they break down scent, and what a shed antler smells like to your shed dog!
Never chase your dog with something in it's mouth! This is how retrieving issues start! Just because your puppy picks up something it shouldn't have doesn't mean you chase him/her to get it. Look at it as a retrieving opportunity to build good delivery. Chasing your puppy with something in it's mouth is how dogs that like to play keep away with retrieves are made!
Having realistic expectations with your shed hunting dog is something we talk about a lot, and is the topic of todays podcast!
Can I train my dog to do multiple types of hunting? This is todays topic of the pocast!
Changing a dogs bad behavior is something many struggle with, and is basically what our podcast is founded on. This episode of the podcast answers a question that came in from a fella who has a wild dog that is creating havoc in the house... leading into some great training theory that every handler needs.
Get the most out of your sessions when training. Our training sessions start the second the dog leaves the crate, and ends when the dog is back in. Don't let your dogs free run at the end of a training session!
Stopping Whining Dogs! There is nothing worse than a whiny dog in the duck blind. This information will help you to prevent that!
Gun shy dogs and shaping the retrieve is the topic of this episode of the DogBone Podcast!
What dog food do we feed? When should I start training with my puppy? What breeders do you recommend? All questions we answer on today's episode of the DogBone Pawdcast!
My dog won't retrieve dead birds! On this episode, we are answering that as well as some questions regarding recall and delivery!
Why we don't force fetch, and the dangers of hunting your dog too early is the topic of todays podcast!
Fighting dogs are todays topic on the DogBone Podcast. Aggressive behavior between two dogs is something that happens often, especially between two male dogs.
Let the puppy be a puppy: We hear it all the time, and it is often how dogs create bad behaviors that can last a lifetime. We preach to instill good behaviors and avoid bad behaviors when they are little puppies, but how do we do that while still letting the puppy be a puppy? Find out in this episode of the DogBone Podcast!
Grouse hunting recap from the Wisconsin grouse opener! We took Cali on her first bird hunt, and had a number of key takeaways, lessons learned, and things to work on.
In this episode, Jeremy goes through what to expect from your shed dog in their first few seasons of hunting.
Cross training dog: We recently had a question come in from a fella who wanted to know if cross training his dog to both track and shed hunt would hurt the dogs tracking ability.
Expectations for your shed dog is something that comes up often for Jeremy, and is very important in developing your dog.
No two puppies are the same: In this episode of the podcast, we are answering a guy who has had his puppy for three days and is at his witts end. We get many messages like this… from people who have gotten a new puppy and are just overwhelmed. One major problem is people try […]
Training shed dogs is not complicated, but does take an understanding of the process, some important tools, and the willingness to put in the time. This episode of the podcast will be a bit different than what we normally do! This is a seminar we did at the 2021 DeerFest in West Bend, WI a […]
What's wrong with Chocolate Labs? We recently received a question from a follower that wanted to know why many breeders, trainers, and sporting dog people shy away from chocolate and silver labs. This is a bit of a controversial and "edgy" topic. Listen to this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast to hear Jeremy's answer! As […]
Dog Kennels: This is a topic that we get asked about frequently! In today's episode of the podcast, we are going over what we look for in a good kennel, our favorite brands, and what ones we are not so fond of. We also go over how we transport our dogs in the vehicle when […]
My dog is afraid of water! In this episode of the podcast, we are answering a question that came in from a gal who has a dog who is afraid to go in the water. We will go over introduction to water, things to try if the dog doesn't initially love the water, and as […]
Stopping dog from fighting other dogs. We recently had a message come in from a fellow from Germany who has a number of different dogs he uses for hunting wild boar. He is having an issue with two of his dogs who like to fight each other. Recently at one of our DogBone Handler's Workshops, […]
Why we don't use clicker training or treat training! In this episode of the podcast we do a deep dive into some clicker training and treat training topics, stemming from a question we recently received. This guy is having issues with his dog only listening/performing when he gives the dog food. When the food goes […]
Dog ignores me when hunting! In this episode of the podcast, we are diving into a question that came in from a lady who has a very high drive springer spaniel. The dog listens great and is very obedient in training, as well as during day to day life, but loses his head and ignores […]
Tiring Out High Energy Dogs Tiring out high energy dogs is a question we receive on a regular basis. Everyone thinks the best way to tire out their dog is by exercising them physically. Many will run the dog with a wheeler or vehicle. Unfortunately, running the dog mindlessly just to get exercise conditions dogs […]
Hold Conditioning Dog: How to Know When Your Dog Is Ready When should I start hold conditioning with my dog? This is a question we see come in very often, and one that we are going to dive into in episode #128 of the podcast! It is very important to know when and how to […]
My dog is possessive! In this episode of the podcast, we received multiple questions from people who are having trouble with their dog being possessive of toys, bones, and retrieves. The dog will be reluctant to give items back, and will even become vocal and growl at the owner. This podcast focuses on stopping possessive […]
Improving the health of your dog: In this episode of the podcast Jeremy is on the Healthy Hunter Podcast talking to Dr. Brooks Tiller about a number of different topics. From shed dogs, tracking dogs, and even ways in which you can help to improve the health of your dog! This podcast covers a wide […]
Are male dogs or female dogs better for training? In today's episode of the podcast, we are discussing a question that came in from a fellow from Canada! His question: Do you prefer training male dogs or female dogs, and why? There are many different aspects to this, and at the end of the day, […]
Dog runs away and chases animals! We recently received a message from a fella in Sweden who has a cocker spaniel that he is having troubles getting to listen while hunting. When he lets the dog loose, the dog runs away and doesn't like to recall when catches scent of an animal. He also has […]
Dog Training Without Force Dog training without force is what DogBone has been built on. In this episode of the DogBone podcast we are doing an interview in an Instagram live with Daniel of Field Dog Life. We are talking on a variety of dog training topics in both the bird dog, gun dog, shed […]
Developing a year round sporting dog is what we are all about. If you have followed our content in the past, you will know that we utilize the same dogs across a wide variety of different hunting, training, and lifestyle applications. Dogs are capable of much more than we often give them credit for, and […]
Becoming the leader of a bratty dog is easy, but it takes a dedicated and complete turnaround of the situation. In todays episode of the DogBone Pawdcast, we are answering a question that came in from a lady who is having some major issues with her dog. In her words, she's at her wits end […]
Focusing on the big picture when training a dog is very important, and something that has evolved for Jeremy throughout his training journey. Being able to see the big picture, and formulate a path to the end goal, is something that comes with hands on experience, confidence, and ability as a trainer. In today's episode […]
Expectations for your dogs first shed season is something that many people seem to have too high of expectations. Their dog doesn't quite connect the dots and they get frustrated. This is the case from our next giveaway winners, where we will be talking having realistic expectations as well as other shed dog training stuff. […]
Dog training culture is something we talk about often, but cannot be overlooked. In today's episode we are on the Sporting Dog Talk podcast with Tony Peterson talking about how the culture you bring a dog into effects your training. Dog training culture is often overlooked, but has a huge role in raising calm, quiet, […]
Bird dog training series has begun here with our new yellow lab named Cali! We are excited to bring you this series, and believe you will get a ton of information out of it! Cali is 16 months old, and has had a great foundation built under her. Now, we will be figuring out where […]
Place training a puppy is what's on the agenda in todays podcast! We are going back to our original format of answering questions from all of you! This one covers a guy who had a number of questions regarding place training his puppy. Place training is something that has been gaining a-lot of traction in […]
New puppies and the culture at home: The culture at home that you bring your new puppy into is very important, and something that is better to implement ahead of time before bringing your new puppy home! In this episode of the podcast, we are doing a question and answer format with one of our […]
Chewing, jumping, and hyper dogs is what our next consultation giveaway winners are dealing with. This was another awesome surprise giveaway that went great! We dive into a number of issues that many listening may very well have, including chewing, jumping, and hyper dogs. We hope they got some valuable information out of the dog […]
Training dogs to find sheds isn't complicated, it just takes an understanding of the process, access to the right tools, patience, and lots of repetition and consistency. This episode is an interview Jeremy did with Jerry with Droptine Ridge. Jerry has a great youtube channel that we recommend everyone go check out! This was part […]
How dog training makes you a better person. Dog training has taught us many lessons not just when training dogs, but in life. In this episode Jeremy covers a wide variety of different dog training mentality and philosophy, as well as how dog training makes you a better person. We hope you enjoy it! As […]
Puppy training questions roll in all the time, but this one was special. This question was about a mile long, and has many different parts. This podcast knocks out a bunch of puppy training questions in one podcast. The biggest takeaway… slow down. As we continue to push the podcast will will be posting every […]
Dog training consultations are not something we normally do or have done in the past, but recently we have been doing a number of giveaways through our social media pages. In today's episode, we talk with Bonne Myers about a number of dog training strategies and dog training questions that he had. This was a […]
The dog dictates the pace, and no matter how badly we want to speed them up, we cannot. Slow down, take steps back when things don't go well, and take incremental steps forward when they do. We cannot rush our training. One of the most important parts of being a dog trainer is learning how […]
In this episode of the podcast, we are surprising one of our viewers on his birthday! Matt's girlfriend reached out to us asking if we would surprise him on his birthday with a dog training zoom call consultation. This episode was a ton of fun, and full of great information that will help many more […]
How Training Relates to Hunting How training relates to hunting is the discussion topic of today's episode of the DogBone Podcast! We recently had a question from a guy come in that was concerned how his obedience and foundation training would effect his pointer's range in the field. What we have to understand is that […]
Shed Season is Coming! With spring fast approaching, training a shed dog has been heavy on many peoples mind! One of our favorite times of the year, in this episode we go are talking all shed hunting dogs, shed hunting dog tools, and training tips. We will be continuing to push more shed related content […]
What To Do After a Bad Session In the last episode, we outlined the importance of keeping your cool when dog training. Going off that, everyone has lost their cool at some point or another and have had bad sessions. In this episode, we are going to discuss what you need to do after a […]
When Everything is Going Wrong, Keep Your Cool Keeping your cool while dog training is extremely important. If you have followed along with us at all, you no doubt have heard Jeremy talk about the importance of patience with dogs, and in life. Just before recording this podcast, we filmed a session with Cali for […]
My Dog is Scared of My Truck My dog is scared of my truck! This is a question we had come in recently that we dive into on episode #103 of the DogBone Podcast! The same answer we give to this question can be true for any dog that is scared of something, such as […]
My Dog Won't Come Back To Me! My dog won't come back to me! Recently, I received a message from a guy who is having trouble getting his dog to come all the way back to him on retrieve. The dog will get about halfway, stop, and lay down. The answer to this problem takes […]
When Should I Start Hold Conditioning? When should I start hold conditioning with my dog? This is a question we see come in very often, and one that we are going to dive into in episode #101 of the podcast! It is very important to know when and how to start hold conditioning with your […]
Things that impacted us positively in 2020: We are at episode #100! For this episode of the DogBone podcast, we want to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy new year! That being said, we are going to go over a number of different products and informational outlets and groups that have had […]
Incorporating Family Into Dog Training Incorporating family into dog training is essential for training any dog, especially when kids are involved. This pod revolves around a gentlemen who is getting a poodle puppy, and has some concerns about what his kids and wife will do to the dog when he's at work. The answer is […]
Rabbit Hunting with Labs Rabbit hunting with labs is exactly what we did this past weekend, and we have had a bunch of questions coming in because of it! While grouse hunting in the north woods, we often jump snowshoe hares holed up in fallen trees or thick cover. Normally, we have a rule that […]
Potty Training Your Puppy Potty training your puppy is one of the first things you need to worry about when you bring a new puppy home. We recently received a question from a guy who was struggling with potty training and crate training with his pup. Both potty training and crate training go hand in […]
Can You Wean a Dog Off the Shock Collar? In this episode of the podcast, we are diving into a question that came in from a lady who is having trouble deciding which direction she wants to go with her dog. She is receiving help from a trainer who has recommended the use of a […]
Gun dogs in cold weather: With the recent hunt footage we have been posting, we have been receiving a number of questions regarding cold weather hunting. In this episode of the podcast, we cover the neoprene vests we use, the blinds we use, and what we watch for when hunting in the cold. One of […]
Our struggles duck hunting with Bella: we took her into a flooded woods with a bunch of birds, and had a great shoot, but encountered a bunch of issues that we show from the hunt. The terrain was awfully tough for any dog, and duck hunting with a young gun dog in it proved to […]
Dog training YouTube Questions: We do get quite a few questions that come in through our YouTube, and on this episode, we are going to give them a little love. This podcast covers a little bit of a broad spectrum of topics that come up often including age, tying out, techniques, and more. Some great […]
Recall without a shock collar is something we do with every puppy. I think there is a common misconception that you cannot train a dog without the use of an e-collar, and this is simply untrue. Teaching puppies to recall is a major part of the foundation of a dog, and it all starts when […]
Whining, barking, and crate training: In this weeks episode we discuss a message that came in in regards to a dog who won't stop whining and barking in the crate. These are topics that seem to keep coming up, and each time we talk about them we seem to dig deeper and deeper into the […]
Transitioning from training to hunting is in full swing right now, and in an effort to get caught up on YouTube to where we are currently at with filming, we are blasting out episodes like never before on our YouTube. If you are a binge watcher, you will be very happy! The Bella Be Good […]
Preparing Bella for hunting season is in full swing right now, and in an effort to get caught up on YouTube to where we are currently at with filming, we are blasting out episodes like never before on our YouTube. If you are a binge watcher, you will be very happy! The Bella Be Good […]
Teaching puppies to recall is a major part of the foundation of a dog, and it all starts when they are very little puppies. It is very important to establish the game of recall early, as this impression will last the rest of the dogs life. In order to be succesfull at all down the […]
Hunting season is only a few short weeks away for us here in Wisconsin, but that doesn't mean our training will be rushed or changed to try and force a dog to be ready for the opener. Taking a dog on hunt before he/she is ready can create very real and very serious problems that […]
Hold conditioning questions have been coming in hot and heavy lately. On episode #86 of the pawdcast we are tackling these questions, and addressing some common mistakes we see with people struggling to get through hold conditioning. There are many instances where we do not realize subtle things we are doing until we step back […]
This week we received a number of messages from people who's dog always wants to be in front of them when heeling. They get in front, the person corrects, they get back into heel position for a second, then get out in front again, the owner corrects, and no change is ever made. This happens […]
Lately we have been getting a lot of questions from people who have sent their dogs in for training, and are having some pretty serious struggles. In regards to that, we are going to take a dive into some dog breeding topics, and our thoughts on a number of breeding topics that you will want […]
Aggressive dogs are the topic today as we recently had a lady reach out that is struggling big time with a young puppy. From the sound of her message, the puppy started out as a little angel, but as it got older, it decided to start testing. up to this point, the puppy has won […]
What do you do with your dogs when you're not training? This is a question we get asked very often, and many people think that all we do all day long is train dogs. In reality, we are just as busy, and live just as face paced lives as everyone else. We blend our dog […]
Hold conditioning questions have been coming in hot and heavy lately. On episode #81 of the pawdcast we are tackling these questions, and addressing some common mistakes we see with people struggling to get through hold conditioning. We recently had a guy send in a video of one of his sessions with his dog, and […]
Picking a puppy: In this episode we talk about our trip to Minnesota to visit Northwoods Bird Dogs and view their kennel, dogs, and meet Jay. You have probably heard Jeremy talk about what he does, and recommends, when looking for a puppy. Don't choose the puppy, choose the litter. All of the aspects that […]
Reading your dog is one of the most crucial parts of training. If you can't read your dog, everything else is thrown off. We talk a-lot about timing, whether it be the timing of corrections or maybe even more important, the timing of praise. Being able to read your dog helps you to determine your […]
Be kind to one another: In this episode of the podcast we take a little break from training talk to dive a bit into some aspects of our lives that have been very pressing lately. With everything going on in our country as of late, it's impossible to ignore the issues at hand. There is […]
The DogBone pawdcast takes a bit of a turn this week as we welcome special guest Jay Lowry to discuss a topic we have been particularly interested in lately; place board training. Throughout this conversation we tackle a number of big dog training topics, as well as an in depth discussion of how Jay uses […]
Time doesn't matter in training: It's a problem we see come up time and time again. Many fixes for problems people are experiencing take time and consistency, and neither of those can be rushed. Dog training in general is a marathon, and almost every aspect of dog training needs patience, repetition, and consistency. Stop comparing […]
Bella be good update! We are very excited to continue with this puppy training series with Bella, and thought it was necessary that we share with you some of our struggles, successes, and where we are at with this little gun dog's training. If you haven't already, be sure to check out the series on […]
In this episode of the podcast, we are talking puppy retrieves! We have recently gotten a number of questions pertaining to how, when, and where we begin to build retrieve with young puppies, as well as older dogs that ares struggling to retrieve. We often get videos in of guys that are struggling with getting […]
How do i start training my dog? This is probably one of the most common questions we see come in, and the answer is always the same. You start in the beginning. No matter what age your dog is, know matter what kind, no matter where you are at with the dog, you always start […]
My dog runs away from me, what do I do? We all know, or maybe even have, a dog that won't come when it's called. Hand in hand with running away, they don't listen to you or someone in your family at all. In today's episode we had a question come in regrading just that […]
Building a Finnish Sauna: As you have probably noticed, we often connect things in our lives to dog training. Lately, Jeremy has undertaken a pretty size-able project which involved building a Finnish sauna from the ground up, using old lumber from an old chicken coop. In this episode, we compare how tis project has taught […]
The DogBone pawdcast takes a bit of a turn this week as we welcome special guests Ethan and Kat Pippet in a live Q&A format that we did on Facebook and Instagram live! Throughout this conversation we tackle a number of big dog training topics, as well as tactics that we as trainers don't see […]
Different dog training styles exist all over the place, and on this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast we had a novel of a message come in from a couple in Norway! This message covered many different training aspects, and had a lot of meat to it. This leads us to talking about a large array […]
Foundation training: This week we had a question come in regarding when to start your foundation training with you pup. The answer: the day you bring your puppy home. Foundation training covers a wide array of parts, and is as much as just getting the dog to settle in when you first bring it home. […]
Shed dog training: In this episode of the podcast, we went live on both our DogBoneHunter Facebook and Instagram profiles, as well as on Michigan Buck Poles to answer some live Q&A about training a shed dog, as well as many other dog training topics. This one is full of valuable information that you won't […]
Working multiple dogs together is a question we recently got in. On episode #66 we answer this, as well as encounter some real life problems that we work to overcome. We find that almost always we can relate real life issues to issues we face with our dogs, and todays podcast is no exception! As […]
In this episode, Jeremy tells us a story. This episode is all about making maple syrup, and Jeremy's experience doing so. Like most things in life that require a process, we can usually relate them back to dog training. You won't wan't to miss story time with uncle Jer! As always, thanks for tuning in and […]
Forming the retrieve is something that we work on from the very start with our retrievers. We talk a lot about hold conditioning, but that does not come into play until the dog is mature. We recently had a question come in about a guy who turned his dog off of retrieving, and was wondering […]
Dog training styles, everyone has their own. On this episode, we talk about Jeremy's training style, how he has formed his style over the years, and how you find yours. We also dive into hold conditioning, winning dogs, and a bunch else. As always, thanks for tuning in and keep the questions and feedback coming. Also, a […]
Dog training conjures up a whole lot of questions, and lately we have seen a trend of topics that seem to come up over and over. In this episode of the podcast we go over these questions that keep coming back. From hold conditioning, to overall dog training mentality, this is one that you won't […]
Puppies are the focus of today, and a number of questions about different aspects of puppy training comes up from a few questions via Instagram. There is a reason we don't worry about time, how old our dogs are, where other people's dogs are at in their training, or comparing our dogs to any one […]
Perfecting the delivery is something that we work on from the very start with our retrievers. We talk a lot about hold conditioning, but that does not come into play until the dog is mature. What we haven't done a good enough job of doing is stressing and showing you the things we do from […]
Coax and correct; a phrase Jeremy recently picked up. We often find that these mentalities and overall strategies we talk about with dog training applies to much more in our lives than just dog training. On this episode, Jeremy describes a recent experience he has had by joining blacksmithing class, how it connected to training […]
Hold conditioning questions have been coming in hot and heavy lately. On episode #58 of the pawdcast we are tackling these questions, and addressing some common mistakes we see with people struggling to get through hold conditioning. One of these mistakes is that people are continuing to retrieve with their dog while being in the […]
Pack dynamics within our households is a very common thing that we find people struggle with. On episode #57 of the podcast, we are going to dive into where your dogs place in the pack should be, and how you and everyone in your household becomes the leader. We recently received a question come in […]
Organizing dog training is an essential part of how we approach our training. We need to compartmentalize, and separate different parts of our training. This organization of our thoughts, ideas, and things that come up as we go through our training will help us to become a better handler. We recently received a question that […]
Crate training, kenneling up, and solving problems is the topic of discussion in episode #55 of the DogBone Pawdcast. These questions came in via Facebook, and lead into some great information on how we do these things, why, and what to be careful of when we do run into problems in our training. When a […]
DogBone Handler's Workshops are fast approaching, so we decided to make this podcast on everything you will need to know about the 2020 workshops. We get so many questions about them; is my dog too old, too young, far enough along, allowed to come if it's not a hunting dog…what are these DogBone handlers workshops all […]
Bella be good update! We are very excited to continue with this puppy training series with Bella, and thought it was necessary that we share with you some of our struggles, successes, and where we are at with this little gun dog's training. If you haven't already, be sure to check out the series on […]
Avoid bad habits before they form is the key to raising a retriever. We have said time and time again that trying to train out bad habits is way harder to do than preventing them from ever forming. Our dogs are constantly forming habits, both good and bad. In this episode Jeremy answers a retrieving […]
Training shed dogs has many aspects to it, and there is a particular sequence we follow when training our shed dogs. We recently received a question about a guy whose dog would pick sheds flawlessly in training, but not in a real hunting scenario. He thought maybe the dog was searching for his scent instead […]
Chew toys and our dogs: good or bad? We recently received a Facebook question asking if it was a good idea to give a shed dog a shed to chew on, and hope that it sees it as a toy when they come across a shed in the wild. This is not a good idea, […]
Bold puppies and dogs are something we see quite often. Dogs are wired to look for a leader, and if they don't find one they become one. This is where you have to take control and establish yourself as the leader of the pack. Learn how to do just that, and curve the boldness in […]
Picking out a new puppy can be a daunting task, but doesn't have to be. Once you decide you want to get a new puppy, there are a number of things you need to analyze about yourself before you begin your search. Your training style, hunting style, and lifestyle is the first things you need […]
My dog won't stop eating poop! We recently had a question come in from a guy who was really struggling with his dog eating poop. We see dogs gorge themselves on deer poop (shed dog caviar), but in his case it looks like ant poop is fair game. Jeremy walks you through what his suggestion […]
Don't rush your training! It's a problem we see come up time and time again. Many fixes for problems people are experiencing take time and consistency, and neither of those can be rushed. Dog training in general is a marathon, and almost every aspect of dog training needs patience, repetition, and consistency. As always, thanks for […]
Stopping dog from jumping, nipping, and bitting is a topic we have been getting a bunch of questions about as of late, so we decided to do a podcast on these issues! When dogs and/or puppies jump up on you, nip at your fingers, or even act aggressive towards you, they are showing dominance over […]
Deer tracking dog, it's that time of the year. With the opening of deer hunting and the rut just around the corner, this is a hot topic that we receive a ton of questions on. So, we made this podcast covering just that. A deer tracking dog, or game recovery dog, is the best way […]
Retrieving a bird can prove to be a challenge for many dogs, and there are a number of problems that can very easily come up. In this episode we are answering questions we received via Facebook from followers that are having trouble getting their dogs to retrieve birds. From pulling feathers, blinking (just won't pick […]
Upland dogs? Not something you hear us talk about very often, but it is something that has played a huge role in Jeremy's childhood, and where he gained his love for training dogs. In-fact, it served as the base for his techniques when training a deer dog. As of late Jeremy has discovered an organization […]
Crate training is an absolute necessity when it comes to starting a foundation with any puppy. On this weeks episode we are back to answering questions from all of you! This one however, just happens to be on the subject of crate training a new puppy, and how to start right when you bring him/her […]
Teaching a Dog to Heel, one of the most important elements of a dog's foundation. In this episode we talk about a commonly asked question as well as a common solution to many training issues in the field: Heel work. We've all seen the dogs out taking their owner for a walk (yes I said […]
Bella Update! We are very excited to introduce to you our new puppy Bella, and the series that we will soon be starting called "Live with Bella". This series will follow Bella's training throughout her life. We received Bella when she was 14 weeks old, and will be documenting the raising of this new puppy. […]
My dog won't retrieve! This is a very common question we get, and this type of question just happens to be the one we are going to cover of this episode of the DogBone pawdcast! In this episode we received a question via Facebook. This guy was having troubles saying "My dog won't retrieve!" Jeremy […]
This one's for all the deer hunters following along to our podcasts. It covers the other side of our business, and one that I am equally as passionate about as DogBone. It's called the HODAG Licking Stick. This episode of the Pawdcast is from this year's Deerfest in West Bend, WI where we did a […]
DogBone is our company, and this episode of the Pawdcast is from this year's Deerfest in West Bend, WI where we did a podcast with Derek Dirnberger and Tom Rainy for The Break Podcast. This podcast covers the background of Jeremy Moore and DogBone, and is sure to be one that you won't want to […]
Raising pheasants was a task we decided to take on this summer, and our trials and errors ended up teaching us many things. We ordered 500 birds to arrive in three different batches at varying times throughout the summer. The birds came as real young chicks through the mail, of which we then placed into […]
Puppy training with Bella continues as we consistently incorporate many different training aspects throughout Bella's life. This puppy training series will follow Bella's training throughout her life. We received Bella when she was 14 weeks old, and will be documenting the raising of this puppy. This video series will be airing both on our Facebook […]
Game recovery training with Arrow, a Malinois Shepherd, and her parents, Sarah and Josh Bowmar, will continue even though she is going home. The pup is right around 20 weeks old, and Jeremy will be training him to be a game recovery dog. Before deer dog training tho, a ton of foundation work will need […]
Retrieving with puppy is an absolute necessity when it comes to starting a foundation with any puppy that is going to do shed, game recovery, or gun dog work. On this weeks episode we are back to answering questions from all of you, which just so happens to cover where, when, and how we start […]
Crate training a puppy is an absolute necessity when it comes to starting a foundation with any puppy. During the recording of this podcast we are actually in the middle of crate training Arrow, and you will hear the results. On this weeks episode we are back to answering questions from all of you! This […]
New Puppy incoming! We are very excited to introduce to you our new puppy Bella, and the series that we will soon be starting called "Live with Bella". This series will follow Bella's training throughout her life. We received Bella when she was 14 weeks old, and will be documenting the raising of this new […]
Arrow's Adventure Life is her instagram page, and this little pup has a pretty large following! Arrow is a Malinois Shepherd, and her parents, Sarah and Josh Bowmar, are in Africa right now on a hunt. The pup is right around 18 weeks old, and Jeremy will be training him to be a deer dog. […]
"Can I let my kids play with the puppy"? This is a question we received via Facebook that we felt would be a great topic to discuss on this episode. Introducing your puppy to young kids, friends, and even strangers is a very important part of socializing your new pup. There is a correct way […]
Crate training a dog is an absolute necessity when it comes to starting a foundation with any puppy. During the recording of this podcast we are actually in the middle of crate training Arrow, and you will hear the results. When a pup starts the crate training process, we can not let them out just […]
Shed dog breeds: can breeds other than labs be shed dogs? This is a very common question we get, not just for shed dogs but for game recovery dogs as well. The answer is yes, any shed dog breeds can be trained to find sheds or track wounded deer, but the dogs we show you […]
Preventing a gun shy dog is something that all owners who plan to hunt with their dogs need to have knowledge on. The fourth of July is responsible for making more gun shy dogs than anything else. With the fourth coming up, you must know what steps you can take right now to minimize the […]
Housebreaking a Puppy requires consistency and commitment, but is the first thing you must do when you first bring your puppy home from the kennel in order to avoid starting the bad habit of accidents in the house. If housebreaking a puppy is not done or not done correctly, the puppy will beleive that it […]
Gun dog training takes time, effort, patience, and knowledge. Follow along with Jeremy Moore on this episode of the DogBone Podcast. Jeremy talks about some experiences he has had as of late when training his dogs, and the common theme when it comes to dog training. This weeks episode is back to the format of […]
Teaching a gun dog to handle is a step in every duck, upland, and gun dogs journey. Before we start this training, the dogs foundation must be solid. The sit to the whistle command must be completed and strong enough that your dog does it at a distance. In this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast, […]
When dog training, we need to keep a big picture goal in the back of our minds. An analogy Jeremy uses very often is that of a chain, you need all the links in the chain connecting for there to be a chain. You could have a few very strong links, but without the rest […]
In this episode, we are answering questions on retriever training. We start out by discussing takeaways from this year's workshops, and common themes among the handlers and dogs that attended. One of these theme that was very evident was the need for hold conditioning. Many dogs did not have the finished retrieve that we are […]
Many people make the mistake of starting too early, not starting the right way, and get impatient when starting out with early retrieves with puppy. By starting too early or retrieving too often, and starting off incorrectly, a dog can very easily become what we call "shed shy" which is very similar to a gun […]
This episode of the DogBone Pawdcast features Jeremy Moore starring on the Sporting Dog Talk podcast with Tony Peterson. They talk a-lot about Jeremy's background and his Journey to where he's at today. This episode will teach you how and why Jeremy started DogBone, and the role it has played on his life as well […]
Training in the dark, fact or fiction? In this episode Jeremy tackles the idea behind dog training after the sun goes down. The buzz around this is that training a dog in the dark forces the dog to use its nose more effectively. Jeremy has his own experiences with training dogs in the dark, and […]
This episode of the DogBone Pawdcast features Jeremy's better half, and the the foundation under DogBone, Stephanie Moore! Starring on the Sporting Dog Talk podcast with Tony Peterson, Steph has a really interesting perspective, and knows more about Jeremy than any one. She gives you her point of view on what goes in to training […]
Seminar 2 of 3 that Jeremy presented at the 2019 Iowa Deer Classic in Des Moines, Iowa features loads of shed dog training info. This podcast is loaded with extremely valuable shed dog training info, as well as information for raising any dog. One of the most valuable parts of these seminars is that they […]
In The DogBone Pawdcast Episode #14, we discuss the prior days shed hunting with Jeremy's personal dogs, as well as some friends and reflect on the shed hunting successes and takeaways from the weekend. Jeremy talks about what went the pack did well, what needed improvement, and what the next steps he will take in […]
Shed hunting dog seminar 1 of 3 that Jeremy presented at the 2019 Iowa Deer Classic in Des Moines, Iowa. This podcast is loaded with extremely valuable information on training a shed hunting dog, as well as training any dog. One of the most valuable parts of these shed hunting dog seminar is that they […]
In this weeks episode, Jeremy's at Deerfest in the Legendary Whitetails booth doing an interview with The Hunting Public! They have a great conversation about some main dog training topics, and for all you deer hunters, dive in-depth into one of Jeremy's ongoing projects "The Hodag Licking Stick". This interview with The Hunting Public will […]
When to start with your puppy, a very common mistake new dog owners and handlers make. As a society, we lack patience, and this directly correlates to our dog training efforts. Knowing what to expect and when to start with your puppy is a crucial element in the training process. It is much easier to […]
Puppy training questions, a common topic that gets asked. In this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast, Jeremy answers multiple questions sent in via Facebook from all of you! Our podcast as of late is focused on your questions so don't be afraid to ask yours and get it answered! This weeks pertain to young puppies […]
The Release Podcast interview with Jeremy Moore covers a wide variety of dog training topics. In this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast, Jeremy digs back in the files to share an interview he did on The Release Podcast. Follow along as they discuss multiple aspects of dog training, as well as Jeremy's story and background. […]
In this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast, Jeremy talks about the importance of hold conditioning. Hold conditioning is a vital step in training your dog, and is one that can fix many problems that many handlers encounter. Learn how you can do it the right and most effective way with DogBone. As always, thanks for tuning […]
Introduction to gunfire, a crucial step in training a bird dog. In this episode of the DogBone Pawdcast, Jeremy Moore goes over techniques on how and when to start introducing your dog to gunfire. Gun-shy dogs can be a big problem, and can happen in a number of different ways. Dogs are not born gun-shy, […]
Coming off of one of our DogBone Handlers Workshops, we couldn't help but talk about the workshops in this weeks podcast. We get so many questions about them; is my dog too old, too young, far enough along, allowed to come if it's not a hunting dog…what are these DogBone handlers workshops all about anyway? Well, […]
Heel work, One of the most important elements of a dog's foundation. In this episode we talk about a commonly asked question as well as a common solution to many training issues in the field: Heel work. We've all seen the dogs out taking their owner for a walk (yes I said that right). You'd […]