Just one idea. Have a helper in a blind on each side of the field. Either break out around the blind back towards the middle as the dog arrives and bring him in close or stand and do a hold and bark. Make sure the helper breaks out of the same side and stays close around the blind. The helper needs a little hole in the blind so he can calculate when to break around. Move the helpers up the field as you progress. Vary the drill. Hopefully the dog will begin to think someone is in every blind and come in close.
I try to address this problem before it starts. When I teach the blind search I ALWAYS put some type of barrier about 3 feet in front of the open side of the blind. The dog has no choice but to come in nice and tight into the blind.
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