Title: Disappointed again
Product review: I have read many of Ben Williams' works, including Pointing Dog Journal articles, Wingshooter's Guides, and other books, but I still have yet to find what all the praise is about. Sure, I'm envious that he spends 200 days a year afield. With that, any decent dog should be good. Williams' text is thin on substance and speaks in generalities that common sense tells one. His voice has no flow, a point which is worsened when the editors make breaks between the paragraphs. The editors also have other faults which shouldn't be shouldered by Williams ("chuckar" and "chukar" listed on facing pages).Save yourself the time and money; Williams summarizes the topic as: the quality of the dog all comes down to genetics. He then changes that to 95% genetics and 5% training. He also says training approaches are individual based on owner and dog personalities. Nobody needs to read this book when that is the case.
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