Birddoggin'
Jared shares how he got his start training dogs as a kid and the mentors who shaped his path along the way. Now, as Jordan begins building his own kennel, Jared reflects on the lessons passed down to him and how he’s paying it forward. This episode is about more than training — it’s about mentorship, tradition, and the journey of becoming a dog trainer.
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Jared and Jordan break down the process of force fetch and teaching a reliable hold, explaining why these steps are so important for a finished gun dog. They cover when to start, how to keep the process clear and consistent, and common mistakes to avoid. They break down when and when not to do it.
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Jared and Jordan explain the 1–10 scale they use to read a dog’s energy and mindset. From calm to fired-up, they share how understanding where your dog is on the “thermostat” can guide your training sessions and fieldwork. Learn how to adjust your approach, bring out the best in your dog, and keep them in the right zone for success.
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Jared and Jordan shine a spotlight on the people who make Best Gun Dogs more than just a kennel. From the people running the kennel everyday to the family members working behind the scenes, they share the stories of the dedicated team that keeps this small, family-run business thriving. It’s a look at the passion, hard work, and heart that go into every dog that comes through their program.
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Jared and Jordan break down what to focus on during your pup’s first five hunts. This season isn’t about stacking up birds — it’s about giving your dog the right experiences to build confidence, learn the game, and set the stage for a lifetime of success in the field. From managing expectations to creating positive first hunts, they share practical tips to help you shape your dog into a reliable hunting partner for years to come.
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Jared and Jordan talk about how the leather training collar helps you communicate clearly with your dog, why it’s such an effective tool, and the craftsmanship that goes into each one. Jared shares how his mentor Kent Forbush inspired his love for leatherwork and why creating these collars is about more than training — it’s about tradition, connection, and doing things the right way.
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Jared and Jordan share how Best Gun Dogs virtual training course can help you train at every stage, from puppy basics to advanced fieldwork. Packed with proven methods, video tutorials, and pro tips to build skills, strengthen your bond, and get results in the field.
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Jared and Jordan break down what every dog owner needs to know about keeping their pup fueled and healthy. From choosing the right food to understanding hydration needs in training and the field, they share practical tips to support your dog’s performance, recovery, and long-term health.
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In this episode of the Birddoggin’ Podcast, Jared and Jordan share their best tips for setting your new puppy up for success from day one. They cover everything from crate training, to proper socialization, to safely exposing your pup to new sights, sounds, and environments. Whether you’re raising a future hunting partner or a well-mannered family companion, this conversation is packed with advice, real-world examples, and a few laughs along the way.
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In this episode, Jared sits down with Dr. Jill Cline from Eukanuba dog food company. Dr. Jill is an expert and has a PHD in nutrition for animals with one stomach! She has spent her career working with "dogs who have jobs" which makes her the perfect person to discuss sporting dogs! There's a ton of value in this episode as we learn how to properly fuel our hunting dogs. Jared and Dr. Jill discuss everything from ingredients, to what's on the dog food bags, to how your dogs obsorb nutrients and tons of other interesting topics that relate to our birddogs! Jared Moss has been training...
info_outlineJared shares how he got his start training dogs as a kid and the mentors who shaped his path along the way. Now, as Jordan begins building his own kennel, Jared reflects on the lessons passed down to him and how he’s paying it forward. This episode is about more than training — it’s about mentorship, tradition, and the journey of becoming a dog trainer.