Training can help sidelines veterinarian articles we have the kids' Monday to Saturday from 8am to 5pm and Sunday 8am to 10am. Take the scenic rural drive off the M7 Motorway, Richmond Road exit and for yourself why we refer to our facilities as a Map! Dog pickup and delivery service, dog boarding with A LA CARTE menu, dog sales with world wide delivery. Want the full package with a case and cleaning Take a look at the Lucky Launcher II Deluxe Gun Dog The Lucky Launcher 2 is perfect for folks that want easy to fire, one handed launcher. Unlike other hand held launchers, the Lucky Launcher can be cocked and fired one handed. It's great if you are working by yourself with a younger dog. The Lucky Launcher should be fired off your thigh, not off your shoulder. This helps get the perfect height and allow the recoil to be better absorbed. Transcript from 's Video: This is the new Lucky Launcher. The folks at Retriever Trainer have made a couple of changes to it, making it easier product to use. You'll notice the stock comes two parts now. going to attach it together. This allows you to it something smaller. When you buy it as the you get a case that comes with it. it's easy to break down and you can it inside the case. The Lucky Launcher is one of favorite dummy launchers. It works off of 22 power loads just like the Retriever Trainer. Open it up, put your loads here. Close it up to fire it. Attach your dummy and then you cock it. And you've got a pistol grip that allows you to fire it when you are ready. What's great about the Lucky Launcher is that it allows one-handed operation. When you are working with younger dogs, this can come handy. It just allows you to have that extra hand case you need it, unlike the Retriever Trainer, which requires to hands to operate. The Lucky Launcher, you can cock it and then fire when ready. One of the things I like to point out about the Lucky Launcher is that while this look like a shoulder stock, it's generally not recommended that you fire it that way. You can, but the kick on it is a little much for most people. Even though it's got a little padding here, I just 't recommend it. ItÂ’s actually designed to be fired off of your thigh. then you it whichever way you need to. Having it as a one-handed operation comes real handy, especially when you are working with younger dogs. It just gives you that option case you need to do something with that other hand. This is the Lucky Launcher It comes with a hard-shell case, two dummies, a box of loads, plus a gun cleaning We sell it several other ways. You can buy it as a set, which is just going to be the launcher, dummy, and a box of loads. And then you can buy the Lucky Launcher by itself. This version of it I like just from the standpoint that it's easy to break apart. It's going to be a little easier to keep with you. The Lucky Launcher 2. It's a great dummy launcher for folks that are looking for a high-end launcher. Snell By: labradors. Owns 2 dogs. Hunts. Competes. I train alone and have found the Lucky Launcher II to be outstanding tool for training on marks. I started using it a year ago with now 2 year old lab. I run 2 to 3 launches per session. We now hand throw a single bumper and launch a second bird for training doubles. The Lucky Launcher II has never failed to function correctly. However, the launching dummies 't always have such a life. The plastic ring at the base tend to shatter after a couple month's of use. By: Hunts. Family pet. Competes. it. Use it all the time to train dogs, both previous and current. Can throw the dummy out far that it is a real swimming challenge even for a big healthy Chessie You can also use weaker blanks and not throw it too far for training exercises. Great for getting the dog used to a gunshot and to watch for the fall. The only thing that I 't like is that it doesn't fold up somehow. It doesn't fit dog duffel or any I can find, and it gets separated and lost. Other than that it is great, wouldn't be without one. By: Owns 4 dogs. Hunts. When steadying dogs, or tune