Hunting dog show in Niederalben: 44 breeds in the focus of the visitors!

Hunting dog show in Niederalben: 44 breeds in the focus of the visitors!

Last Sunday there was an impressive event for the hunting dog performance in Niederalben, which was organized by the district group Kusel in cooperation with the Pfälzer Bergland hunting school. Around 250 visitors have gathered to experience the skills of hunting dogs up close. The event was moderated by district hunting master Bernd Klinck and the chairwoman of the Diana Diehl dog.

A total of 44 hunting dogs from 20 different breeds were presented. The spectators received exciting information on breed -typical features, for attitude and in particular for the formation of these loyal companions. A highlight of the day was the musical performance by 20 hunting horn players from the Kusel district group, who played hunting signals and marches. In particular, these sounds should bring the traditional rites and customs closer to a social hunt for the hunting license applicants.

training of hunting dogs

The training of hunting dogs forms the foundation for their function as support for hunters. Hunting dogs specialize in tracking down wild animals such as deer, wild boar and birds. To ensure this, you must be fired, obedient and breed -specific. The diversity in training is also reflected in the topics conveyed by the trainers.

A basic pillar of hunting dog training is the mint phase. This is crucial for the development into a reliable hunting attendant. The basics of the training should already be laid in puppy age in order to promote innate skills. Care also find essential aspects such as the relationship between dog handler and dog as well as a fundamental socialization that lasts from the first few weeks to the first months of life.

• german wirehaar
• german shorthair
• German long -haired
• small and large Münsterländer
• Magyar Vizsla
• Setter
• Grandton
• Labrador Retriever
• Hanoverian welding dog
• Alpine Dachsbracke
• Brandelbracke
• Schwarzwildbracke
• Steyrisch Bracke
• French bracket
• German hunting terrier
• Parson Russel Terrier
• Jack Russel Terrier
• Kurzhaardackel
• Rauhhaardackel

The professionalization of the training is shown in the recommendation of specialized courses and the importance of professional guidance. In hunting dog training, aspects such as obedience, impulse control and special hunting commands are trained, which must be adapted to the respective areas. Dog handlers should have a clear leadership competence and read the dog's body language.

In addition, the integration of the hunting dog into everyday life is important in order to promote the bond with the family. The training costs vary, with special courses starting from 500 euros. It is recommended to use training methods that do without compulsion to ensure respectful handling between dog handler and dog.

The hunting dog performance and the associated presence of hunting dogs illustrate how centrally the training and understanding of these animals are in hunting culture. It is an important element that not only supports the activity of hunting, but also promotes the relationship between man and dog.