fighting in kennel

[Brian-911 210]

They seem the best of friends two bitches my 7 month lurcher, and 4 month patt. just moved the patt into the kennel and one min there fine and playing togther the next there fighting!!! the patt seems the worst she runs at the lurcher and just bites her in the face hangs on then lets go and goes back in the kennel. then repeats it again! fucks the matter with her???i had to split them up the other day too. driving me mad

[Simoman 110]

Split them up before you bury one......

[halfx 3]

not a good idea to kennel them together mate,it ends in tears.

[craigyboy 1,274]

Split them up before you bury one......

spot on

[Guest lurchers&terriers]

if you dont separate them mate like already said your going to end up with dead terrier. its only so much there lurcher will take

[Steve McHardy 2]

if you dont separate them mate like already said your going to end up with dead terrier. its only so much there lurcher will take

 

i kenneled a lurcher and terriers together once!! the lurcher bitch wouldnt look at owt bigger than a rat if it had teeth but 2 mnths down the line i buried my terrier no previous, no warning just one scuffle an it was all over for the terrier not a mark on the lurcher bloody good terrier, RIP Lexy. get them seperated an they will be ok outside hunting, terriers are little shits when it comes to their beds, bowls, the kennel space they are standing on, single spilt dog buscuits etc etc.

[mally 832]

I've heard a few horror stories about kenneling terriers and lurchers together, a few mates have lost both lurchers and terriers in kennel fights. I kennel my labrador bitch and whippet bitch together without so much of a grumble (touch wood) but tbh the whippet rules the roost.

 

Splitting your dogs up and kenneling them seperately is the only option, exercise them together as normal and things should work out fine. I must say though 4 months old that pat is going to be a right nightmare if you don't socialise it with other dogs soon.

[Brian-911 210]

I've heard a few horror stories about kenneling terriers and lurchers together, a few mates have lost both lurchers and terriers in kennel fights. I kennel my labrador bitch and whippet bitch together without so much of a grumble (touch wood) but tbh the whippet rules the roost.

 

Splitting your dogs up and kenneling them seperately is the only option, exercise them together as normal and things should work out fine. I must say though 4 months old that pat is going to be a right nightmare if you don't socialise it with other dogs soon.

 

well ive taken the patt indoors now until i can section off the kennell this week, i know thats im thinking she tried to have ago at some bloody pitbull thing the other day luckilly had her on lead. gonna find some dog socializing classes and get her along to one of they. i know they say patts are fairly aggressive and fearless but bugger me didnt think they were this bad. bloody good bitch tho

[patterdale 673]

I've heard a few horror stories about kenneling terriers and lurchers together, a few mates have lost both lurchers and terriers in kennel fights. I kennel my labrador bitch and whippet bitch together without so much of a grumble (touch wood) but tbh the whippet rules the roost.

 

Splitting your dogs up and kenneling them seperately is the only option, exercise them together as normal and things should work out fine. I must say though 4 months old that pat is going to be a right nightmare if you don't socialise it with other dogs soon.

 

well ive taken the patt indoors now until i can section off the kennell this week, i know thats im thinking she tried to have ago at some bloody pitbull thing the other day luckilly had her on lead. gonna find some dog socializing classes and get her along to one of they. i know they say patts are fairly aggressive and fearless but bugger me didnt think they were this bad. bloody good bitch tho

ive got two pat bitches,they get on great,but there is no way i would let them kennel together,they sleep in same shed,sectioned off,each with their own outdoor run,youve got to crack on and sort it out its not worth the risk

[lilpip1234 62]

yea mate split them up before the inevitable happens

[Northsider 9]

I've heard a few horror stories about kenneling terriers and lurchers together, a few mates have lost both lurchers and terriers in kennel fights. I kennel my labrador bitch and whippet bitch together without so much of a grumble (touch wood) but tbh the whippet rules the roost.

 

Splitting your dogs up and kenneling them seperately is the only option, exercise them together as normal and things should work out fine. I must say though 4 months old that pat is going to be a right nightmare if you don't socialise it with other dogs soon.

 

well ive taken the patt indoors now until i can section off the kennell this week, i know thats im thinking she tried to have ago at some bloody pitbull thing the other day luckilly had her on lead. gonna find some dog socializing classes and get her along to one of they. i know they say patts are fairly aggressive and fearless but bugger me didnt think they were this bad. bloody good bitch tho

e Socializing will be good for the bitch but a rat or two would be good also keeping her busy

[consett lad 43]

I've heard a few horror stories about kenneling terriers and lurchers together, a few mates have lost both lurchers and terriers in kennel fights. I kennel my labrador bitch and whippet bitch together without so much of a grumble (touch wood) but tbh the whippet rules the roost.

 

Splitting your dogs up and kenneling them seperately is the only option, exercise them together as normal and things should work out fine. I must say though 4 months old that pat is going to be a right nightmare if you don't socialise it with other dogs soon.

 

well ive taken the patt indoors now until i can section off the kennell this week, i know thats im thinking she tried to have ago at some bloody pitbull thing the other day luckilly had her on lead. gonna find some dog socializing classes and get her along to one of they. i know they say patts are fairly aggressive and fearless but bugger me didnt think they were this bad. bloody good bitch tho

them pats are wild me mate has a bitch and its a night mare with other dogs it nearly killed me mams little dog. And the amount ov times its had a hold ov his lurches is unreal. I put my border bitch in the boot with it one day and it just latched on to her face and wouldnt let go we had to bray it off. U want to be very careful

[Cold Ethyl 63]

What about a large crate and put terrier in there in the kennel.That way they can still see each other and keep each other company but not end up fighting.

[Meerihunter 7]

The problem is terrier's don't know how to quit once they are wound up, we had an incident out on a walk on the local beach with my Saluki bitch and the Bedlington bitch.

 

The Salukis were playing hard like salukis do when the bedlington bitch decided she was to join in she nip the Salukis bitch who responded by nailing the terrier to put her back in her place (as the Saluki is top bitch in my pack) and left it at that. The problem was the Terrier wound up by this point kept going back at the Saluki, each time the terrier launched at her she caught the terrier by the neck or chest I roared at the Saluki to leave her and she did only for the crazy terrier to go in again! Eventually I managed to grab hold of the terrier and finally put an end to matteres not before the terrier was in a real mess, the Saluki never had a mark on her.

 

Had this happen out of sight of me I've no doubt she would have killed or seriously damage the terrier she would of had no choice to put an end to the attacks from the terrier.

Edited September 14, 2009 by Meerihunter

[johnnyg33 0]

They seem the best of friends two bitches my 7 month lurcher, and 4 month patt. just moved the patt into the kennel and one min there fine and playing togther the next there fighting!!! the patt seems the worst she runs at the lurcher and just bites her in the face hangs on then lets go and goes back in the kennel. then repeats it again! fucks the matter with her???i had to split them up the other day too. driving me mad

I've had the same problem with a patt dog and my old lurcher dog,had the patt from a pup and he was fine at first,but seems as soon as his balls dropped he was mental for it,it got so bad in the end i keep the lurcher at the mrs house,the patt was making a mess of the lurchers front legs to often and i had a couple of vet bills totaling £400,keep them seperate or get rid of 1.