All right, welcome back to another 10-minute Tuesday.

Last week we talked about kind of getting a dog right out of the gate.

We kind of brought it through that.

I'll link it below, put it in the corner, all that jazz.

But so now we got to force-fetching last week.

Next up on the list.

After that would be continuing to work on some marks.

You should have been doing puppy marks in the first stages and simple marks like that.

Just giving a brief summarization of what marks are.

Marks are shown thrown birds.

So like when you're...

A bumper being thrown and they can see the person throwing it and everything else.

Or if you train certain venues, it's a hidden thrower, but they can see the mark being thrown.

Versus a blind is a blind retrieve.

The dog has no idea and that.

But you should be working your marks and your drills.

So like the first drill after force fetch would be three-handed casting and then to T.

I don't know what those are. So three-handed casting and then to t as i don't know what those are so three-handed

casting yep we're going to go into it buzz and give a list um um three-handed casting is you sit the dog

you got three piles you can start with whatever pile you want it's like i start very simple one pile

on the back and i throw a bumper over the dog's right shoulder.

The dog generally at this point is looking and I go back

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