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Hi, I am 23yo live on salisbury plain, wilts and I own a 3yo whippet bedlington bitch. My dog has a fantastic prey drive and will catch rats and rabbits of her own accord out and about. I'm due to start working her with a guy I met and his terriers and ferrets the autumn and I want to find out as much as I can about what will be expected of her before then. How the hell do I train her not to run for miles chasing anything that comes into veiw???? How do I train her not to eat what she catches???? any advice appriciated

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Hi, I am 23yo live on salisbury plain, wilts and I own a 3yo whippet bedlington bitch. My dog has a fantastic prey drive and will catch rats and rabbits of her own accord out and about. I'm due to start working her with a guy I met and his terriers and ferrets the autumn and I want to find out as much as I can about what will be expected of her before then. How the hell do I train her not to run for miles chasing anything that comes into veiw???? How do I train her not to eat what she catches???? any advice appriciated

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whats the name of the guy with the terriers thats taking you out ???

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Hi, I am 23yo live on salisbury plain, wilts and I own a 3yo whippet bedlington bitch. My dog has a fantastic prey drive and will catch rats and rabbits of her own accord out and about. I'm due to start working her with a guy I met and his terriers and ferrets the autumn and I want to find out as much as I can about what will be expected of her before then. How the hell do I train her not to run for miles chasing anything that comes into veiw???? How do I train her not to eat what she catches???? any advice appriciated

Cheers

 

whats the name of the guy with the terriers thats taking you out ???

 

why are you local to wilts too?

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Hi, I am 23yo live on salisbury plain, wilts and I own a 3yo whippet bedlington bitch. My dog has a fantastic prey drive and will catch rats and rabbits of her own accord out and about. I'm due to start working her with a guy I met and his terriers and ferrets the autumn and I want to find out as much as I can about what will be expected of her before then. How the hell do I train her not to run for miles chasing anything that comes into veiw???? How do I train her not to eat what she catches???? any advice appriciated

Cheers

 

whats the name of the guy with the terriers thats taking you out ???

 

why are you local to wilts too?

 

yep i live on the plain ... is it cooky thats taking you out ??? ............

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Hi, I am 23yo live on salisbury plain, wilts and I own a 3yo whippet bedlington bitch. My dog has a fantastic prey drive and will catch rats and rabbits of her own accord out and about. I'm due to start working her with a guy I met and his terriers and ferrets the autumn and I want to find out as much as I can about what will be expected of her before then. How the hell do I train her not to run for miles chasing anything that comes into veiw???? How do I train her not to eat what she catches???? any advice appriciated

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Howdy, and welcome to the forum.

 

I have a few staghounds and trying to get them to stop chasing what ever they see is difficult, unless you are on a horse or in a truck beside them, even then, I find it a challenge. So if you ever figure it out, let me know too. ;)

 

I also had some difficulty with my terriers eating what they caught, though most outgrew this behaviour, but I did have one terrier that seemed to be insistent on eating what he caught, so I put him in a situation where there were several rats, and at first he tried to hold on to the first rat he caught, but then his hunting drive took over, and the prospect of the next rat was just too enticing. After a few of these sessions, he no longer ate what he caught.

 

Just my two cents, hope it helps!

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