white van man

Nice pup that. Plenty of good hunting around that area.

It does involve a lot of walking and a lot of the time you don’t get to see much. It’s great to be in the middle of nowhere watching the dogs working the ground out in front of you. Even better when they hit scent and off they go. Neither of my dogs are from ‘hill Lurchers’ but they do alright. If it was the only type of hunting I did then I would look at a more purpose bred type along the lines of GWP or hound X. The only tips I could give is to stock break, get young dogs out with dogs already doing the job, don’t go calling them back every 5 minutes. Let them do their thing. Carry decent ki

Sound advice from someone who really knows what they are on about with regards to this cross. Hope the mating goes to plan.

Good times mate. What a character too.

Good to get a bit of sun on the job today.

Up on the Moor

Great little pack that

Went last year with a group of family. My Mum and uncle wanted to find there uncles war grave. Great place to visit. Good food and easy to get about on the tram. Once in the centre you can walk all day and keep yourself busy with the tourist sites. If you are going with your lad then I would recommend visiting the salt mines.

What was the breeding of the dam to that dog? Looks like he’s got decent feet and coat on him

Good luck with the pups. When you are working dogs in the way you do I think 11 is a good age. My dog is 11 now and he’s still doing alright. I just notice the next day he’s had it and needs to be rested a day or so. He’s getting clumsy and I suppose it’s a bit disheartening when he’s seeing dogs that he showed the ropes to out classing him. As long as they’ve had a good life then I think they are happy with chilling in the garden and a walk along the beach.

That’s decent mate.

Looks a smart little dog. What’s in the black one FP?

There’s much better places to go up there in my opinion. I grew up in the area so I was lucky enough to call it my back garden I suppose.