my first bull x any advice

[loopy2k9 0]

alright lads iv got my first bull x any advice ive already got a whippet greyhound so no the basics for hunting on the lamp just wondering if theres any useful advice for doing things different.

[lilpip1234 62]

just be aware they can be right stubborn b*****ds to begin with, but otherwise its pritty much the same

[Mars 42]

alright lads iv got my first bull x any advice ive already got a whippet greyhound so no the basics for hunting on the lamp just wondering if theres any useful advice for doing things different.

Basic Obedience, Jumping, and retriveing are a must,

[Bootsha 1,306]

Learn him his manners fella, and keep at it until it's habit with him, you teach him good manners and whats on the menu and whats not now and he'll be a joy to own and work, dont bother with the manners and he'll do your f@ckin head in. period. Regardless of what some say on this site, a well bred, well socialised and well mannered bull cross is a joy to behold, a neglegted one is a f@ckin time bomb. You reap what you sew my friend. Best of luck to you.

 

PS

 

Dont for one minute let it think that it wears the trousers and not you. I read an article once in EDRD by Welsh All Black called Steel hand inside a velvet glove or something like that, very good advice for a first timer.

 

ATB

 

B

[Guest mk3]

sound advise bootsha!

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

Learn him his manners fella, and keep at it until it's habit with him, you teach him good manners and whats on the menu and whats not now and he'll be a joy to own and work, dont bother with the manners and he'll do your f@ckin head in. period. Regardless of what some say on this site, a well bred, well socialised and well mannered bull cross is a joy to behold, a neglegted one is a f@ckin time bomb. You reap what you sew my friend. Best of luck to you.

 

PS

 

Dont for one minute let it think that it wears the trousers and not you. I read an article once in EDRD by Welsh All Black called Steel hand inside a velvet glove or something like that, very good advice for a first timer.

 

ATB

 

B

bang on

[weasle 1,119]

Nice to see some good advice given without the bullshit. Sound lads.

[loopy2k9 0]

Learn him his manners fella, and keep at it until it's habit with him, you teach him good manners and whats on the menu and whats not now and he'll be a joy to own and work, dont bother with the manners and he'll do your f@ckin head in. period. Regardless of what some say on this site, a well bred, well socialised and well mannered bull cross is a joy to behold, a neglegted one is a f@ckin time bomb. You reap what you sew my friend. Best of luck to you.

 

PS

 

Dont for one minute let it think that it wears the trousers and not you. I read an article once in EDRD by Welsh All Black called Steel hand inside a velvet glove or something like that, very good advice for a first timer.

 

ATB

 

B

alright whered u see that article and thanks for the advice bootsha and everyone else . does [NO TEXT TALK] no the best age to start working her as i have been told between 8 and ten month is the time to start

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

Learn him his manners fella, and keep at it until it's habit with him, you teach him good manners and whats on the menu and whats not now and he'll be a joy to own and work, dont bother with the manners and he'll do your f@ckin head in. period. Regardless of what some say on this site, a well bred, well socialised and well mannered bull cross is a joy to behold, a neglegted one is a f@ckin time bomb. You reap what you sew my friend. Best of luck to you.

 

PS

 

Dont for one minute let it think that it wears the trousers and not you. I read an article once in EDRD by Welsh All Black called Steel hand inside a velvet glove or something like that, very good advice for a first timer.

 

ATB

 

B

 

Any idea which issue that was in please?

[Bootsha 1,306]

I'll try and find out for you SS. Sure it was last year some time.

 

 

Found it

 

Issue 199 Feb 2009 EDRD.

[pitfurness 2]

Learn him his manners fella, and keep at it until it's habit with him, you teach him good manners and whats on the menu and whats not now and he'll be a joy to own and work, dont bother with the manners and he'll do your f@ckin head in. period. Regardless of what some say on this site, a well bred, well socialised and well mannered bull cross is a joy to behold, a neglegted one is a f@ckin time bomb. You reap what you sew my friend. Best of luck to you.

 

PS

 

Dont for one minute let it think that it wears the trousers and not you. I read an article once in EDRD by Welsh All Black called Steel hand inside a velvet glove or something like that, very good advice for a first timer.

 

ATB

 

B

alright whered u see that article and thanks for the advice bootsha and everyone else . does [NO TEXT TALK] no the best age to start working her as i have been told between 8 and ten month is the time to start

I'd have said it depends on the size of the dog. if you've got a real heavy dog you won't want to work it hard until its properly formed or risk injury and a short working life.

[taffyboi 19]

Learn him his manners fella, and keep at it until it's habit with him, you teach him good manners and whats on the menu and whats not now and he'll be a joy to own and work, dont bother with the manners and he'll do your f@ckin head in. period. Regardless of what some say on this site, a well bred, well socialised and well mannered bull cross is a joy to behold, a neglegted one is a f@ckin time bomb. You reap what you sew my friend. Best of luck to you.

 

PS

 

Dont for one minute let it think that it wears the trousers and not you. I read an article once in EDRD by Welsh All Black called Steel hand inside a velvet glove or something like that, very good advice for a first timer.

 

ATB

 

B

 

good advice

they are a joy to own aslong as you bring them up right mate,

atb with the new idition mate injoy many years of happy hunting hopfully

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

I'll try and find out for you SS. Sure it was last year some time.

 

 

Found it

 

Issue 199 Feb 2009 EDRD.

 

Thanks will pick a copy up.