Here’s how to help your dog figure out the tough bird recoveries

It’s often mentioned in dog-training circles that an awful lot of dogs turn out just fine in spite of their owners. Good blood and exposure to birds can go a long way toward creating a dog that is a joy to hunt with, but we shouldn’t actively be working against that dog.
This might seem crazy, but that’s exactly what we do sometimes when we knock a bird down that isn’t quite ready to shed its mortal coil.

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