alan626
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Everything posted by alan626
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if my dogs werent doing foxes single by 6 months they would be pts
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look at there flat feet now we all know they havent been out
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u seen my post grabed ur dogs and camera ran out to the field took a picture
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very nice wat way bred
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my dog jumped the back gate after a cat one night and at the other side he landed on the wheelie bin his back leg caught in the handle of the bin he was hanging by his leg screaming i taught it broke but it was all right gave me some fright
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keep him on the lead out walking in public places give him a strict correction when he shows an interest in attacking another dog then do interviews wit a mates dog in a of side place if he wants to attack no body will see u using a strict hand in a of side place im not saying beat the sh1t out of the dog but let him no when u say no u mean no ,how is he wit live stock
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if she was only 18 months some body might have a great little worker bynow really hope u get her back carriggem
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i think there was a rifile involved by looking at some of them rabbits
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some wise words lads cheers
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I think if you run them on there own alan they become a better dog for it,more determent to catch as there not waiting on the second dog to do the work for them,as mack said i have seen a dog lie in behind another and let it do the work until the turn then it takes the glory. cheehs fat man the dog is more determent and puts a lot more effort into catching his fox when on his own
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cheers love the picture btw lovely dog it is bluey grey colour isnt it. ye bluey grey mate he a good looking dog
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thats the answer i was looking for macker thats wat i started seen in one of my own dogs last season so he own his own this season
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she seems to be a good little finder i would keep her on a lead she has all the makings of a decent little bitch good luck wit her pal
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does any body think the dog would have a better catch rate own his own any one experenced this
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i started bringing my pup lurcher out when he was 8 months watching other dogs doing the bizz he didnt get his first slip till he was 10 months wat u need to do is get between the rabbit and his closest cover because more than likely thats wher the rabbit is going to head for if u can get witin 10 12 feet of the rabbit stop and encourage ur dog to look just say tis tis usally gets the pup alert hopefully by now the rabbits ears will start to twitch before he makes a break for it if ur dog still hasent senn it run towards the rabbit getting him excited if u think ur dog would catch up wit the r
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u seen ur fair share of bad luck
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god hanna ur straight up is that how u come onto all the lads
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im talking about experence dogs that have always being doubled up but have a better catch rate when sliped on there own
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young dog has to learn that the fox bites back no point in just letting dog rag dead fox because when u let him down on his own he s in for a nasty shock
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rip buck
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billy
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caught a hare in a long net one day it only had 3 legs it looked like it was born this way because it only had a little stump wit no scar and covered wit hair he looked like an old boy tp let run for another day
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any links for it mate
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when lamping foxes wit lurchers pre ban for some lads did u find that ur dog would catch more single than he would catch doubled up , im not to sure but when to 2 dogs are running togeter would one be dominant over the other,, its just something i notice at the end of the season when the dog was on his own he rearly missed a fox keep it all pre ban lads and lasses
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my bitch hasn't had a season yet??
alan626 replied to bite back 95's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
why are u worrieing all the better if she dosent get a untill she older unless ur planning on breeding of ur pup
