Hallmark Dummy Launcher – A Must Have Retriever Training Tool
The Hallmark Dummy Launcher is a must have tool in your retriever training bag of tricks. It gives you the sound of the shot and the fall of the bird. Pups learn at an early age to focus not only on the flight of the dummy but the sound of the shot. This training tool, incorporated with proper noise or sound conditioning, will give your pup an advantage as he advances along the path to non-slip retriever status.
This is the most durable and dependable launcher on the market. The quality steel construction and a non-slip handle make it easy to use in all weather conditions. It’s never failed me once over 5 years of use and abuse in the field and requires minimal maintenance. Laura Haines, 2nd generation owner of Hallmark Dog Supplies, has requested a picture of my launcher because it may own the record for durability.
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Hallmark .22 Cal |
Hallmark .22 Cal |
Hallmark .22 Cal |
Different launch distances from the Hallmark dummy launcher allow cover, water, or other obstacles to come into play which will build boldness in a pup and confidence in a finished retriever. You get multiple launch distances by using different .22 cal power loads, Green (Up to 25 Yards), Yellow (Up to 50 Yards), or Red (Up to 75 Yards).
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Team Marley Sporting Dog Supplies dogs, Ryder, Bella, and Hondo, have each grown up chasing Hallmark launcher dummies which come in different sizes and shapes. From realistic looking ducks by Hallmark and Dokken Dead Fowl Trainers to the standard canvas and PVC, plastic, rubber launcher dummies. Marley Sporting Dog Supplies offers every conceivable shape and size of launcher dummy to fit any retriever training need. Add a launcher stock for reduced recoil making it easier to complete your multiple dog retriever training sessions.
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Hallmark Duck Launcher Dummy |
Dokken Dead Fowl Blue Wing Teal |
Hallmark White Canvas |
Hallmark White Canvas |
Hallmark PVC Launcher Dummy |
Marley Sporting Dog Supplies carries premium sporting dog supply brands which include; Hallmark Dog Supplies, Avery Sporting Dog Products, Mendota Dog Products, SportDog Brand Training Collars, Mud River Products, and Dokken Dead Fowl Trainers. Our retriever training products include dummy launchers, starter pistols, dog travel and kennel accessories, electronic collars, training dummies, and containment systems. Our customer service is second to none and we proudly use the Ratepoint Business Reputation service so that you as a customer receives an unbiased opinion from not only our loyal customers, but our one-time customers as well. Good luck in the fields and happy training with the Hallmark Dummy Launcher.
Stan Cromlish
Owner & Trainer of Ryder – 2007 NUCS National Champion and 2008 Bird Dog Challenge Runner Up Doubles World Champion
Owner & Trainer of Bella – 2007 Quail Unlimited Flushing Dog of the Year
Owner & Trainer of Hondo – Marley Dog of the Future
For the past three months, I have been training a two-year old Labrador Retriever named Goose. Goose has been kenneled for most of his life, and his owner has not had much time to spend with him. Thus, Goose had no manners and thought the world revolved around him. When I first met Goose and started training him, we would have a session where everything went great, and then another session where he was constantly trying to dominate me by peeing on my leg. Since he had been left alone for so long, he thought he was the alpha dog and that everything was subordinate to him. He tried the leg pee once too often and wound up on his back with me breathing down his neck. I only had to do this one more time and he was cured of trying to pee anywhere except where I gave him explicit permission. This trait and the fact that this dog did not seem happy made the initial obedience training difficult, and I thought this dog might be a lost cause. I couldn’t get any reaction that he was happy about working.
WHAT? That worked great in trying to get Bella back into the game of lining and blind retrieves; after all she is the only Quail Unlimited Flushing Dog of the Year and a great all-around hunting dog, but she would not leave the line with a hand in front of her face (due to over-zealous collar correction on my part). So looking at the problem from her perspective, I took the hand away and took a hard step forward and said “fetch”, she left the line at a gallop for the dummy.