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Just as being able to shoot someone accurately from any appreciable distance takes practice. A three-year old with his Haki could conceivably knock out a stadium if riled. The kid may not know what it's done, but it doesn't change the fact that the Haki is strong. It just shows that the user is inept. You're trying to claim that his Haki ceases being what it is for lack of training, which makes no sense. For a better comparison, it's like saying Luffy wasn't rubber until he learned how to control his power. He has Haoushoku Haki, as commented on several times. Lack of training is meaningless except to his ability to utilize it effectively.
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