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Deerhound x greyhound lurchers Ireland ?
ijf replied to Saluki246's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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Deerhound x greyhound lurchers Ireland ?
ijf replied to Saluki246's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
A couple lads on here have seen her. I will post a pic in Sept 2020 cause then Ill know if she will be staying as a working dog -
Might be a good one. Deerhounds take longer to mature so if he was failed at 13 months would make sense as he shouldn't have been hunting at that age. The 2 year break from hunting may be a blessing if you did want to work him. Good all rounder
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From what I have seen the Deerhound crosses tend to have slightly longer tails than your typical lurcher. From my own experience at least.
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Sounds like she could have deerhound in her going off that those personality traits.
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Got one of these 2 seasons ago. Will have to replace it this year but thought that are the job for the price.
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What is he to the shoulder?
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Deerhound x greyhound lurchers Ireland ?
ijf replied to Saluki246's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Yup - have a f1x pup at 10 months and the lads I hunt with have 1/2 or 3/4. All single handed doing everything. -
Could not agree more with Katchum. I do not see the point in not rehoming a dog when you are not getting one for work. Unless your gifted a pup it is cheaper to take a dog from a dogs home. Anyone will tell you puppies are a lot of work - you can choose any age in a pound. Loads of well mannered dogs in homes who have just had the shit end of the stick. When taking a dog from a dogs home your helping more than just one dog. They take in millions of stray, abused and lost dogs, you’re making room for others. The homes try to match you with the best suited dog for your needs and they are a
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Friend has one. Great to run when doubling up on a fox. Will always get the first turn in. Ran her on day time hares to get her clued in and put some manners on her turning
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What do you work the deerhound 1st cross on? Dog or bitch? Have a 16 week pup at home! looking forward to see what happens when she is 24 months
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Intensive farming practices has a lot to answer for IMO. Farmers need to take more responsibility for their actions but I guess they are only trying to make a living like us all. The government needs to take ownership and apply laws to protect nature. Clearing cover for more grazing/growing, clearing hedges, spraying slurry, spraying insecticides, planting non native grasses etc etc The smallest things are the first affected. 20 years ago while driving in August your windscreen would be black with insects. That doesn't happen any more. That has a knock on effect. I think it has had
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Bio Oil lad! I use it on all my dogs and it works a treat. You wouldn't know the dogs were worked at all. When out road walking and fellas pull over and ask 'are they working 'I just play dumb and say they are rescues... other wise the C&nt$ be keeping an eye out as to where you live and where the dogs are kenneled.
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Where abouts in Cork Scarface? PM if you want.
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'into violent sports' ??... At least you didn't threaten to shoot me ? Yes you pointed out that the lad messed up by not having the perfect space for pupping a bitch... repeatedly. Hindsight is great. I am sure he didn't make mistakes on purpose. I am sure he wishes he is as good a dog man as you. Since your so gifted with providing constructive criticism why don't you practice as you preach? We have all criticized you for being a c*nt and constructively told you to get lost... but yet you keep acting like the fool you are and you keep posting on this thread . Now that I kno
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Nah lad that isn't me crying that is you getting burned with no other come back other than calling me a cry baby. I don't know if I am more disappointed in myself engaging with you or more annoyed at how much a clown you are. Fools like you give us all a bad name. And I would put money on it you wouldn't open your mouth if you were actually face to face with any of us cry babies
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Bad one shaneg. Your lucky the bitch is feeding the pups herself at least. I had to bring a bitch to the vet for a c-section and he gave me a syringe and a solution to feed the one pup when I was on the way out. He said there is a good chance I was in for a good few late nights feeding. Fortunately for me, she was a good mother and I had no problems. The bitch only had 2 pups. They both came out dead but the vet resuscitated one! If only I had access to Ace Boon C#$t as a pupping expert before I may have one more working terrier out the back!
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Where in Ireland are ya Lakelandrussel?
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I don't think food in the belly equates to energy though. I always thought a dogs energy comes from fat/fat reserves. I preform well when I have been eating and training well but on an empty stomach. I wouldn't eat before a match/game. But in saying that a dog is made up completely different from us so I don't think it is a good comparison. I heard a someone say recently... would you rather be a fat fed lion or a hungry angry lion when heading out hunting... I know a few greyhound men who don't feed the day of a race and hounds men who wouldn't feed before hunting.
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Dan what is the benefit of a garlic tab? Also, when do you give them a small feed before running? I purposefully don't feed them the day I bring them out. I bring some milk and dioralite in the van when I am out in case it turns into a long night. I always have a big fatty feed waiting for them after but interested to hear your reason for feeding before... or the length of time you take before feeding them.
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The lads I know who work f1 dh/gh and 3/4 gh - 1/4 dh don't slip on a fox until they are 24 months. They take a lot longer to mature than your bull x and I think that is a big part of the decline of dh/gh ... lads aren't patient enough to hold off long enough. The dh/gh I have seen worked are owned by lads who know what they were doing. Serious animals to hunt day or night with a lot more brains than the majority (not all!) of bull x's I have seen working.
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I would like to see him dig to his terrier
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If someone needs a lurcher to handle game when digging I wouldn't call them a terrierman
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