Training Areas & Training Group Etiquette
First and Foremost all Group Leader are the only ones in charge of that group PERIOD.
1. Stay positive. Every dog has an off day. So does every human.
2. Have a plan for what you would like to accomplish on that training day.
3. In general, work 1 - 3 dogs only. This does not apply the landowner.
4. Be prepared to throw again and again for your hunting partners.
They should be prepared to do the same for you.
5. Offer to chip in for poppers, birds, primers, etc., if you are unable to provide your own.
The $5. Training Fee Covers this. Except for Birds.
6. Be on time. Group 1: The Started Dog to the Addvanced Dogs - Early Group. Group 2: Started to the less Addvanced Dogs would be the Later Group!
7. Ask questions but don't argue. Nobody will deliberately give advice that will mess up your dog. If you are not comfortable with what the lead trainer is telling you to do, don't do it. It's Your DOG. Just don't argue with someone who is trying to help. No Leader is going to tell you how to,Train your Dog.
8. Don't hog the line time. Work a couple of things and then move on.
9. Give directions to your gunners before you run. Use landmarks if possible and have them point out the angle of the throw before they throw.
10. Know your dog and his limits. Just because your training group is doing a triple that doesn't mean you can't do singles. Train your dog at his level, not the level of the group.
11. Be ready to throw and not run if your training buddy has an upcoming test and you don't.
12. Don't get mad about poor throws. Everyone makes them and nobody does it on purpose.
13. Do your homework. Work on recalls at home and other basics alone. Save group training time for things you can't do by yourself.
14. If you can't stay and throw for everyone: don't come. Running and leaving is the ultimate in rudeness! I don't have a problem with this, as long as I know a head of time and it's not all the time.
And you at least help with setting up. And or working a winger for a few dogs before you run your dog or dogs.
15. Pick up after yourselves.
©Carol F. Cassity
NEW JERSEY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
7:25-2:20 - Dog Training
(a) A person may exercise or train dogs on State Fish and Wildlife Management Areas from
May 1 to August 31, inclusive, on the following designated Wildlife Management Areas:
1. Assunpink;
2. Millville;
3. Black River;
4. Clinton;
5. Colliers Mills;
6. Glassboro;
7. Hainesville;
8. Tuckahoe;
9. Manasquan;
10. Stafford Forge; and
11. Whittingham.
(b) A person may exercise or train dogs on any State Wildlife Management Area from
September 1 to April 30.
(c) Prohibition no exercising or training of dogs on any Wildlife Management Area on the
Friday before the opening day of the regular small game season rescinded 2014.
(d) All dogs involved with training activities must be properly licensed according to State law.
(e) Pheasants, quail and partridge may be released for dog training on Wildlife Management
Areas. The game birds must be obtained from a licensed game breeder. Any person
releasing pheasants, quail or partridge in a Wildlife Management Area must have in their
possession a "Game Animal - Game Bird Sales Receipt" for the birds to be released.
These receipts are provided to licensed game breeders by the Division and are issued by
the breeder to the purchaser of game birds.
(f) Pigeons may be used for dog training. However, the shooting of pigeons for dog training
is prohibited.
(g) Game birds used for dog training on Wildlife Management Areas may not be brailed or
tethered to restrain the bird in any way after release. Mechanical bird holding devices
may be used to restrain game birds prior to release. Upon release, the game birds used
for dog training are subject to all rules and regulations pertaining to seasons, bag limits
and methods and means of take specified in the New Jersey Game Code.
(h) No firearms may be used outside of the prescribed hunting seasons for the training of
dogs. Starter pistols, dummies launchers and other noise making devices, which are not
capable of firing a projectile that could cause harm, may be used.
(i) Frozen or otherwise preserved game birds obtained during the legal hunting season may
be used for dog training purposes.
U) The release of rabbits, hares, raccoons, and foxes for dog training is prohibited.
(k) The use of call back pens for game birds on any Wildlife Management Area is prohibited.
New Rule, R.1995 d.578, effective November 6, 1995.
Address for Shaws Mill, is The GPS Address is 456 Shaws Mill Rd. Cedarville NJ. When you get to
the Address 456, You can see the Pond go past the water just as you do there is a driveway on the left follow the dirt Rd. back go through the gate & keep following the Rd. Back until you see a Y stay to the right & go, about 30 ft. & make a right & go until you see us. Or go past the pond and go to the end of the road, and make left on to Ackley Rd. The First Field you come to on your left past the woods is where we will be at, the road in to the field is at the end of the field, you will see the open gate.
Second Field that we use is at the end of Ackley Rd. where the Black Top Rd. meets the dirt road, and the black top road makes a ben to the right.
Third Field, go like you were to Shaws Mill Rd, Cedarville Rd. to Newport Rd. Go 1 mile to Tom Bailey Rd. make a left on to Tom Bailey Rd. dirt road there is a yellow gate. Go 2.1 miles and follow the road around to the right and go about 0.6 miles you will be heading towards Shaws Mill Rd. when you get to Shaws Mill Rd. make a right and go about 0.8 miles to the field, it sits back in the woods on the right. All dirt roads. Or go down Newport Rd. a little more to Factory Rd. make a left on to Factory Rd. Yellow gate, dirt road. follow it all the way back to Shaws Mill Rd. make a left and head back until you see us.
Our Forth Field in the Shaws Mill Area, Newport Rd. to Tom Bailey Rd. make a left go through the yellow gate, you will see a Gard rail on your left about 0.5 mile back pull over off the road.
The GPS Address to get to Lake Audrey is 2100 Buckshutem Rd. Mauricetown NJ. Now just before
you get to 2100 is Mauricetown Rd. there is blinker light@ the blinker light make a right & go 0.6
miles & you will see the sign for Lake Audrey make right & follow the dirt Rd. back until you see us. If You are coming from Rt. 55 to Rt. 47 make a right at the WAWA & go over the bridge to the Blinker light, from there go 0.6 miles to the dirt road on the right.
Mount Ararat Farms address is.
155 Mt. Ararat Farms Rd. Port Deposit Maryland 21904. Some GPS'S you may need to spell Mount out instead of using Mt.
Cumberland County Fairgrounds' 3301 Carmel Rd. Millville NJ 08332. Take the driveway all the way down to the entrance way, you will see the gate ahead, don.t go to the gate. As you come past the tree line, make a left and go half way down and wait there if no one is there yet. If you are coming down the driveway next to the buildings, you would make a left at the gate and head to the tree line and make a right at the tree line.
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Tractor/Supply 48 Cornwell Dr. Bridgeton NJ 08302•
2022 Training Calendar Time & Place will be Posted, each week on our FB Training Page. Or emailed or
text to those that are not on FB.
Hi Everyone !! As in the Past, we will be training every Sunday Weather Permitting.
Or Unless I am away on a Judging Assignment. Unless someone would like to run the group.
Price is still $5. per handler. First time guests are free. As are Puppies up to one year old & Junior Handlers, up to 16 years of age. If we are training with fresh birds the cost will be! Members first dog $25. Second Dog $20, Third Dog $15. None Members, $30. First Dog, Second Dog $25, Third Dog $20. Anyone
that has birds and would like to use them for their dogs are more than welcome to. When Posted Please Let me know that you are coming. Most of the time we are training on the Fish/Wildlife WMA, we are only aloud 10 people before we need to get a permit. So please check to see how many are coming. And if you see that someone cancelled, the first one that adds their name to the list is in.
We also have a small training group that trains at Blue Springs Kennels twice a month on Fridays Weather
Permitting starting in May to September. Price is $25. a dog + the cost of the birds if you want birds. Puppies up to a year are free & Senior dogs 10 & over are free. Please contact me 856 506 1921 or message me on FB or text me, to get on the list, you must be a member of Lake Audrey HRC of SJ.
Thank You Jim!
text to those that are not on FB.
Hi Everyone !! As in the Past, we will be training every Sunday Weather Permitting.
Or Unless I am away on a Judging Assignment. Unless someone would like to run the group.
Price is still $5. per handler. First time guests are free. As are Puppies up to one year old & Junior Handlers, up to 16 years of age. If we are training with fresh birds the cost will be! Members first dog $25. Second Dog $20, Third Dog $15. None Members, $30. First Dog, Second Dog $25, Third Dog $20. Anyone
that has birds and would like to use them for their dogs are more than welcome to. When Posted Please Let me know that you are coming. Most of the time we are training on the Fish/Wildlife WMA, we are only aloud 10 people before we need to get a permit. So please check to see how many are coming. And if you see that someone cancelled, the first one that adds their name to the list is in.
We also have a small training group that trains at Blue Springs Kennels twice a month on Fridays Weather
Permitting starting in May to September. Price is $25. a dog + the cost of the birds if you want birds. Puppies up to a year are free & Senior dogs 10 & over are free. Please contact me 856 506 1921 or message me on FB or text me, to get on the list, you must be a member of Lake Audrey HRC of SJ.
Thank You Jim!
