We have a couple of spots open for handlers, and there is not a limit on auditors. This is going to be a great Clinic. Whether you’re new to the method, or wanting to brush up you, and your dogs skills.
Lone Star Weimaraner club. I dove to South Carolina to attend one. So I’m excited to have one in Texas.

https://www.lonestarweimclub.com/dave-jones-training-clinic.html

Dave “Jonesy” Jones has been training dogs, using the West Method, since 1992. He mentored under Maurice “Mo” Lindley and continues to train with Mo. Dave, assisted by Kenneth McKean, will help you properly start your pup, as well as, work with your seasoned dogs. Throughout our weekend the following topics and exercises will include:

· Introduction to birds, gunfire and building prey drive
· Use of the pinch collar, check cord, e-collar and stand command with check cord
· Training with pigeons in remote launchers
· Work with experienced dogs and handlers that are new to the method
· Transitioning dogs from pigeons to quail
· Advanced use of e-collar
· Problem solving and trained retrieve discussion
· Work in braces for finish and backing
Limited to 15 dog/handler teams. Auditors unlimited.
$400.00 Dog/Handler Teams
$50.00 Spouses or additional team handlers
$200.00 Auditors

You talked me into it. Just submitted my dog/hander entry and paid online.

Awesome
I look forward to seeing you, and Rosie.
I am bringing my young vizsla too.

A forum member graciously gave me his extra copy of Training with Mo a good while back. I will have to pull the book back out and do some homework reading. I have access to a lake house 45 minutes from there that I can stay at, so the location works out great for me. Thanks for the post. I had forgot all about this one.
Looking forward to it.

Had a great time at the training clinic. Definitely a few AhHa moments for me. Thanks to Kindall for the heads up and nice to put a face to the name. Credit to Point & Shoot Photography on the picture.

It’s was very nice to meet you in person.
Even though this is my preferred method. Anytime I get one on one time with Jonesy or Mo, I have those ahha moments. Small things with my hands, making a huge difference in my dog’s response.