Does your gun dog training need a little more structure? Are you part ofa group that wants a program to help organize your training together?Or maybe you are an instructor who wants to organize a course based onRetrieving for All Occasions? Then this study guide is for you!The guide has eight lessons with tips for practical training, an overview of howto you can connect your training to the book, what you should think about whenyou evaluate your training sessions and what you should work on until your nextlesson.The study guide is designed as a foundational training program and focuses onthe most basic skills your dog needs to be a good gun dog. It cover themes suchas taking and holding, delivery to hand, heelwork, steadiness and stop whistle,hunting an area, directional retrieves and how you can put it all together. Usethe guide in whatever way suits you best! Add or subtract exercises, make iteasier or more difficult and feel free to scribble everywhere in it.Elsa Blomster and Lena Gunnarsson are dog training instructors in Gothenburg,Sweden, and use only reward-based training methods. They train and competewith their spaniels and retrievers in obedience, agility, rally obedience, tracking,and field trials.