Training Programs
All Dogs, All Breeds, All Sizes
At West Wind Retrievers & Training, we take great pride in the success of the dogs that come through our programs. There is nothing that pleases us more than hearing how happy our clients are with their dogs when they complete training. It doesn’t matter to us if your dog just achieved his Master Hunter Title, retrieved a day’s worth of ducks while she joined you on a hunting trip, or just walked peacefully with you through the park on a busy spring day – every success is a great success, and every success brings us joy!
Training Programs
Obedience is the most desirable trait in any dog. The obedient, well mannered dog is a pleasure to be around, whether it is in your home, walking in the park, or sitting in a duck blind.
Skills Taught During Basic Obedience Include:
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Sit
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Here/Come
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Down
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Stay
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Heel on Leash
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Kennel
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Socialization
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Off (no jumping up on people)
Basic Obedience
Gun Dog
Our Gun Dog program is offered for those who want their dog to be a good hunting companion. We customize our Gun Dog Training program for each dog, based on their personality, as well as the owner’s goals, to assure a successful training experience.
Gun Dog Training Programs:
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Basic Training
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Intermediate Class
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Advanced Class
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Refresher Course
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Puppy Head Start Programs
" Scout"
"Emmie"
Competition
Hunt tests and Field Trials are family-oriented events. They not only allow your dog to spend more time with your family, but also connect you to a network of great people, who share your same love of quality working dogs
Competition Training Programs Include but not limited to:
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Started / Junior Hunter
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Seasoned / Senior Hunter
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Finished / Master Hunter
Client Reviews
West Wind Retrievers & Training takes great pride in providing the best possible service to all our clients.
Before, he use to drag me...
"John was excellent with our dog Pistol, as well as with us. He kept us updated and even sent videos of Pistol while at training. Pistol's behavior improvement was a miracle when we got him back. I could actually walk him (before he literally dragged me around the neighborhood),
~ Sara Q.