Tejas Hunting Retriever Club

26 Years in the Making

Tejas Training Day's

To join our training days
send your email to: Training@TejasHRC.org

TEJAS Training Day
Pheasant Hunt / Training Day January 14th, 2012

Thanks to everyone for making our Upland Training Day a success! The dogs and handlers were fantastic! It was a great morning to be in the field.

Next Training Day 
Our monthly training days are open to any retriever enthusiasts. They are a lot of fun for you and your retriever.  If you are intrested in our training day please an email to the Training Coordinator and be added to our list.  See you soon!

Date: March 17th
Time: TBA
Location: KPC Mary Manor

Our last training day was October 15, 2011.  We had a great turn out.  Marty and Gregg set up a good test.  Warren found us wonderful property.  All the dogs and handlers did a great job.  Thank you to everyone for helping.

 

Tuesday Evening Training
Tuesday Evening Training is reserved for Tejas Members due to the short amount of training time we have in the evening.  Every week we have a drill or concept that will be taught.  Each dog and handler will run at his/her own level, but the concept or drill will be the same.  If you would like to join us please send an email to the Training Coordinator.  You will be added to the Thursday training email that is sent out each week describing the concept or drill for that week.  The training is in Katy, TX. Once daylight savings arrives we will not have them.


Tejas Training Day Property
Katy Prairie Conservancy is a great training location in Katy.  Its wide open prairie has a vast amount of cover which makes setting up tests fun and challenging.  During off season we are fortunate to have access to this property.  We use the Mary Manor location to train on once a month.  Visit our Tejas Top Dogs page for photos of this wonderful location.


Mary Manor Training Property

Training Days are wonderful, they help us grow with our hunting companions. You can watch other dogs perform and learn from different handlers.

“One of the secrets of training is not trying for perfection; a certain amount of tolerance is necessary.”
Charles Morgan

 

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