TennesseeTraveler
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Looking for any leads for trainers for the pointing breeds near Central Indiana.
Any leads?
Thanks.
Any leads?
Thanks.
Dog Trainers near Central Indiana
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TennesseeTraveler
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Thank you.
IndianaRose
New member
There's one in Traflgar: https://www.fitpointbirddogs.com/
I've had some problems with not returning emails, though.
I've had some problems with not returning emails, though.
I should have replied here. I really like Cliff Riley. I sent a PM to the original poster.
Riley Kennel
Riley Kennel
TennesseeTraveler
Active member
Thanks, again.
I never mentioned - my brother lives just north of Indy and is having some issue with one younger dog.
He is monitoring this thread and told me he would contact one or both of these.
I never mentioned - my brother lives just north of Indy and is having some issue with one younger dog.
He is monitoring this thread and told me he would contact one or both of these.
Dakotazeb
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Since you are in central Indiana I would check with the guys with NSTRA in the area. NSTRA's national headquarters are in Danville and the Indiana Region has some trials coming up in the Indianapolis area. If you would visit one of their trials I'm confident you could get some good advice on some local trainers. I'll post the links to NSTRA and also the Indiana Region below.
www.indiananstra.com
Indiana Region NSTRA
The National Shoot to Retrieve Association is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1978 by a group of dedicated bird hunters looking for a way to extend the upland bird season and provide service to its members. NSTRA Field Trials provide competition with others who enjoy bird dogs, in a
www.indiananstra.com
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TennesseeTraveler
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That is a great idea. I will pass that along.
Dakotazeb
Well-known member
What breed is your brother's dog?
TennesseeTraveler
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A younger rescue setter.
He will point and back but not yet great at either.
He has been bad about staying at home when loose but that is getting better.
I assume a number of rescues may not know where they belong when they are re-homed.
My brother has had some temporary (hopefully) medical issues and struggles with finding the resources to work/train a dog in Indiana.
He will point and back but not yet great at either.
He has been bad about staying at home when loose but that is getting better.
I assume a number of rescues may not know where they belong when they are re-homed.
My brother has had some temporary (hopefully) medical issues and struggles with finding the resources to work/train a dog in Indiana.