Pointing Dog Training Book for Compassionate Puppy Development, Manners, Launcher Work and Loose Bird Training

This pointing dog training book gives pet parents and handlers a clear way to explore Maurice Lindley’s compassionate approach. Martha Greenlee explains methods she has used while training her own pointing dogs, making the material approachable for readers building a thoughtful training routine.

The seven-chapter progression moves from understanding the method and developing the pup to manners, launcher work, and loose bird work. It offers a focused path through key stages of pointing dog training without losing sight of compassion.

Key Features

• An introduction to Maurice Lindley’s methods establishes the training approach before readers move into specific exercises, giving handlers useful context for the chapters that follow.
• A dedicated chapter on developing the pup places early development within the wider training process, helping readers approach foundational work thoughtfully.
• Techniques for teaching manners receive their own chapter, giving pet parents a focused resource for an important part of everyday training.
• Separate step-by-step chapters cover launcher work and loose bird work, allowing handlers to consider each training setting as a distinct part of the process.
• Clear, concise explanations draw on Martha Greenlee’s use of the methods with her own pointing dogs, making the guidance easier to follow and apply during training sessions.

Specifications

• Format: Training book
• Author: Martha Greenlee
• Subject: Pointing dog training
• Method focus: Maurice Lindley’s training methods
• Chapter count: Seven
• Coverage: Pup development, manners, launcher work, and loose bird work

For handlers who want a compassionate, clearly explained approach to pointing dog development, this book brings the method, progression, and field-work topics together in one focused training resource.