silent assasin out tomos

[martync1967 64]

going to be a good night tomos so im going to take my beddywhippet pup out for a try he is yet to catch his first bunny and he is a keen little fecker full of energy and determination so fingers crossed he might suprize me i no valley lad has put up a post aBOUT LAMPING IN SUMMER and it is wrong but with pups that are going to be just about ready this season i think that it wont hurt to have the odd run every couple of weeks does anyone agree on this and is anyone taking there pups out tomos

[helloboss 1]

a fu*king disgrace

[Malt 379]

I might take my beddy/whippet pup out for a shine over the weekend if the weathers right.

[Hannah4181 260]

It's like the Beddy Whippet club in here!!

 

I may get mine out for a couple of runs, he's 13mth and keen as anything. He's getting daytime bunnies all the time at the moment, but i've not had him on a lamp yet, so it'll be a giggle if nothing else!

 

I see no problem with running a pup this time of year to build confidence and put miles on them. . . . . . . there's worse things happening in the world!

 

 

[CI HIR 13]

It`ll do him good,keep him keen and give him a chance to catch his first one.You`ve got to get him ready for the winter lamping.Good luck

[martync1967 64]

It`ll do him good,keep him keen and give him a chance to catch his first one.You`ve got to get him ready for the winter lamping.Good luck

thanks so there are some people that no what they are talking about alb martync

[webby 31]

no offence fella but i live in the same area as you and its bad enough in winter with a major lack of quarry. in this area there is no need to be doing anything on the lamp unless it was a fox that is taking chucks. it should be learning its trade with that terrier you have got and working with it.

[martync1967 64]

no offence fella but i live in the same area as you and its bad enough in winter with a major lack of quarry. in this area there is no need to be doing anything on the lamp unless it was a fox that is taking chucks. it should be learning its trade with that terrier you have got and working with it.

i no what your saying webby but i only take him out the odd few times when yhe conditions are right

cant take him out in the day as i am in bed coz i work nights only get a chance on the weekend

[hector 1]

i agree mate if you got a young dog that needs the work why would you hold him back got a young bitch myself and i will be out for a few shines this week and next and the week after out to make the dog the best i can no point in holding them back if they are keen sometimes can do more harm if you do but that jmo atb hector

[tod 3]

it's up to you what you do with your dog but personaly i wouldnt dream of running a 6 1/2 month old pup.

[webby 31]

no offence fella but i live in the same area as you and its bad enough in winter with a major lack of quarry. in this area there is no need to be doing anything on the lamp unless it was a fox that is taking chucks. it should be learning its trade with that terrier you have got and working with it.

i no what your saying webby but i only take him out the odd few times when yhe conditions are right

cant take him out in the day as i am in bed coz i work nights only get a chance on the weekend

 

ok mate.

[barni 4]

It's like the Beddy Whippet club in here!!

 

I may get mine out for a couple of runs, he's 13mth and keen as anything. He's getting daytime bunnies all the time at the moment, but i've not had him on a lamp yet, so it'll be a giggle if nothing else!

 

I see no problem with running a pup this time of year to build confidence and put miles on them. . . . . . . there's worse things happening in the world!

 

 

nice looking dog luv