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Rookie Hunter
- Birthday 07/11/1995
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lincolnshire
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my 19 month old bitch. love her to pieces, she a cracker in the lamp and she was doing really well with the ferreting too. the pup that is all merle face as put down at 10 weeks old, but the other one i sher sister.
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i am 15 and one have one lurcher, she's a greyhound/collie X greyhound/deerhound but i have always been around lurchers; growing up with a dad that hunts. My bitch is 19 months now and she is so loyal, she just wants to please everyone. she has great speed, strength, agility, intelligence and stamina. i couldn't ask for a better dog tbh. here's a picture of her when i first got her (her first christmas) and her racing (her now.)
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Selby Game Fair 2011
chloejinnie replied to Ruddy and Ruddy's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
it was a great show. cant belive i saw CAIN DINGLE! it was nice to meet new people and some of my dads mates too. some lovely dogs there but a smooth dog won the rough dog class on Saturday i think -
Selby Game Fair 2011
chloejinnie replied to Ruddy and Ruddy's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
Ah I passed this dog on the monday, I recognised it from the images posted on sunday on here, lovley dog....i was the midget with the 30tt bullx dragging him round the show haha. did it have a short tail? well my bitch didnt win anything, she never does in the shows. -
well with my dads measuring stick thing shes is exactly 23" tts but in some shows i have been asked to put her in the over 23"
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cant wait to get out this weekend, taking my dog ferreting again. shes catching the bolters well now.
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thanks everyone. im really proud of her.
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17 month. caught roughly 25 rabbits, going out ever other weekend, looking forward for showing to start again.
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is there abit of deerhound in there? go im clueless lol
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depends on your dog. i would say leave it abit longer but if you belive your dog has a chance on it then have a go. dont do this too offten tho as missing runs can dishearten a dog and make them give up. just my oppinion YIS Chloe
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surely it depends on the dog. only got one lurcher but my dad has had them all this life and he talks alot of sence. if your all as good at reading your dogs as you say you will know when they are ready to work. in my very little exsperience if you work a dog too young they will become frustrated and give up or pick and choose the rabbits they re gunna run and not run all that you put your beam on. this is just my oppion and im not claiming it to be fact. like i say, every dog is different. YIS Chloe (a)
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Well done mate a nice bag their.
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hey everyone so my lurcher is fifteen months now and is coming on great, she has caught about 18 rabbits so far this season. she is great at assesing long runs and not over shooting short runs or sitters. she is really looking down the beam and understanding not to run down the middle on the longer runs. she is doing well at understanding rabbits and is cutting off ones that are near to dikes, roads and hedges. just asking your oppinion on my dog and pics up of your pups or collie crosses please. thanks Chloe (picture to follow as got a new laptop with no pictures on yet)
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thanks everyone. shes not very good at retriving them and tends to hunt up the rest of the field before i get her back, so think about getting her retreiving better before taking her out again, dad said she wont forget what shes already done.. anyone have any advise?