huntingnightowl 13 Posted October 22, 2009 Report Share Posted October 22, 2009 (edited) hi all due to my sons ever increasing fear of cows he has decided to pack in the lamping and now has a cocker dog to go beating with. this means his whippet bitch is up for sale. she is 12 months old - black and white. he has her retrieving over small fences and she has an excellent temperament. she has up to now caught about 5 rabbits on the lamp but is by no means an experienced lamping dog but since catching is coming on well. she is bang in season at the moment in case anyone interested needs to kennel her with a dog. she is super quick and although i haven't measured her i would say she is about 19 tts but i will measure for anyone who needs to know. she is kc reg and her sire is marandike silver bullet. i gave 275 for her as a pup and we are about ten miles from newport, south wales. open to serious offers via pm cheers Edited October 24, 2009 by huntingnightowl Link to post Share on other sites
charb 0 Posted October 22, 2009 Report Share Posted October 22, 2009 pm me your number cheers Link to post Share on other sites
Mr Hunter 31 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Could you not hang on to her until her season has finished as some one might just take her now to make a quick buck by lining her and she only a pup.Good look with the sale anyway. And i also know about fear of cows i shit myself every time i walk through them.atb Jon Link to post Share on other sites
whin 463 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 get a stick and whack the cows or get a good dog that shins them away , Link to post Share on other sites
whin 463 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 or better still go were there not as much cows ive been at the game since ten and cows never stopped us hunting etc thtas apoor exuse perceveire and try places with no cows and find bits were they are not in the feild Link to post Share on other sites
littlefish 585 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Yes give her a bit more time my pup's wouldn't go near them at first now they'll go right up to them off lead or as mr hunter said wait till after her season atb rich I think it is the guy's son, not the dog, who is afraid of the cows. Link to post Share on other sites
Clover 0 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 hi all due to my sons ever increasing fear of cows he has decided to pack in the lamping and now has a cocker dog to go beating with. this means his whippet bitch is up for sale. she is 12 months old - black and white. he has her retrieving over small fences and she has an excellent temperament. she has up to now caught about 5 rabbits on the lamp but is by no means an experienced lamping dog but since catching is coming on well. she is bang in season at the moment in case anyone interested needs to kennel her with a dog. she is super quick and although i haven't measured her i would say she is about 19 tts but i will measure for anyone who needs to know. she is kc reg and her sire is marandike silver bullet. i gave 275 for her as a pup and we are about ten miles from newport, south wales. open to serious offers via pm cheers Have you tried her breeder to see if he/she will have the bitch back? I think that Mr Hunter made a really good point about hanging on to her til after her season. Link to post Share on other sites
Catcher 1 639 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 get a stick and whack the cows or get a good dog that shins them away , Come whin.Great way to teach your son.Get a big stick and hit them.All the farmers must love you.Its only a fear that can be over come.Just sit him down at a distance where he he feels ok about them.When he sees they will do him no harm.Go a bit closer.He,ll soon get the message they are more afraid of him.Its a bit like training a pup.atb. Catcher Link to post Share on other sites
huntingnightowl 13 Posted October 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 Could you not hang on to her until her season has finished as some one might just take her now to make a quick buck by lining her and she only a pup.Good look with the sale anyway. And i also know about fear of cows i shit myself every time i walk through them.atb Jon don't worry she won't be going just anywhere. Link to post Share on other sites
huntingnightowl 13 Posted October 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 get a stick and whack the cows or get a good dog that shins them away , good advice................idiot!!!!! how much permission you got then whin. Link to post Share on other sites
huntingnightowl 13 Posted October 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 or better still go were there not as much cows ive been at the game since ten and cows never stopped us hunting etc thtas apoor exuse perceveire and try places with no cows and find bits were they are not in the feild 90% of my permission has cattle on it. won't force the nipper to do anything he is not comfortable with end of. plenty of persuasion but to no avail........as for being a poor excuse what do you suggest i do leave her in the kennel everytime i go lamping - thats not going to happen. i have 14 pm's of offers and people wanting more info. so hopefully after i go through them all someone will end up with a top class whippet who is well socialised who is showing good promise on the lamp and she won't be stuck in the kennel like she will end up being here. needless to say i won't be taking your advice whin so keep it to yourself. all the best jason Link to post Share on other sites
huntingnightowl 13 Posted October 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 get a stick and whack the cows or get a good dog that shins them away , Come whin.Great way to teach your son.Get a big stick and hit them.All the farmers must love you.Its only a fear that can be over come.Just sit him down at a distance where he he feels ok about them.When he sees they will do him no harm.Go a bit closer.He,ll soon get the message they are more afraid of him.Its a bit like training a pup.atb. Catcher thanks for the advice but i have tried all with him apart from scruffing him and dragging him through there... but he comes with me beating so he will still have his fun................ no wise cracks as there is no cattle on this shoot this is the 10% with no cattle.lol. Link to post Share on other sites
martync1967 64 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 my lad is scared of cows when we go out on the lamp but he wouldnt sell his dog he just just walks behind me but i think the more he gets out the less paranoid he will become good luck with the sale anyway alb martync Link to post Share on other sites
brother 10 Posted October 23, 2009 Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 my son was scared of cows but eventually grew out of it, even so he still isnt 100% comfortable, nothing is enjoyable if you are frightened, part of being a parent is to protect them from what they are scared of, as far as I can see, huntingnightowl is not only being a great dad to his son but also trying to put the dogs best interests first as well.Incidently cant see how whacking the cows with a stick or getting a dog to shift them is a. gonna cure the boys fear b. enamour you with the beasts owner in any way Link to post Share on other sites
huntingnightowl 13 Posted October 23, 2009 Author Report Share Posted October 23, 2009 my lad is scared of cows when we go out on the lamp but he wouldnt sell his dog he just just walks behind me but i think the more he gets out the less paranoid he will become good luck with the sale anyway alb martync he won't even get in the field never mind walk behind me....................honestly we have had some right up and downers believe me and this is the best option. too stressful for me and him so we've made the decision to sell her. it took me ages to get him to sell her but as i explained to him she is not being left in the kennel when she can go to a home where she will be worked full time. cheers jason Link to post Share on other sites
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