MY DOG WONT LET GO OF RABBITS!!!!

[woodj 33]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

[newnews 0]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

bull x ???? pinch his wind pipe ,not to hurt him & he will then slowly come round to your ways,

[woodj 33]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

bull x ???? pinch his wind pipe ,not to hurt him & he will then slowly come round to your ways,

 

 

Yes hes a bull X, how long would you hold his wind pipe for??

[earth&hounds 94]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

bull x ???? pinch his wind pipe ,not to hurt him & he will then slowly come round to your ways,

 

 

Yes hes a bull X, how long would you hold his wind pipe for??

about 10 mins and his leg start to wobble

[Halfinch 51]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

bull x ???? pinch his wind pipe ,not to hurt him & he will then slowly come round to your ways,

 

 

Yes hes a bull X, how long would you hold his wind pipe for??

about 10 mins and his leg start to wobble

:clapper: :clapper:

10 mins, my ass, till he lets go of the rabbit.

[Guest da slayer]

Blow down the dogs ear that works on my mates dog..???

[newnews 0]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

bull x ???? pinch his wind pipe ,not to hurt him & he will then slowly come round to your ways,

 

 

Yes hes a bull X, how long would you hold his wind pipe for??

only seconds you will find this the best way,

proven time & time again,

[woodj 33]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

bull x ???? pinch his wind pipe ,not to hurt him & he will then slowly come round to your ways,

 

 

Yes hes a bull X, how long would you hold his wind pipe for??

only seconds you will find this the best way,

proven time & time again,

 

Thanks, i hope it will work

[watchman 256]

tickle his balls and blow in his ear,when it opens its mouth to giggle you got your rabbit

[UNFIT 0]

HI.

 

I have a 1/4bull 3/4 greyhound dog. I have only had him a few weeks, and i think before i got him he was used for largers quarry, anyway, i mainly use him for rabbits.

But when he catches them i just cant get them off him, i have tried to twist the skin under the back leg but he wont let go, so what can i do??

 

Thanks

dont run him on them ,that works fore me .

[swamper 11]

got to luv this place.........

[hogdog 61]

FFS DON'T PINCH HIS WINDPIPE! That's a sure way to do a dog some serious damage and I know many a dog that would rather pass out than let go of a rabbit.

 

Press his lip against his teeth (firmly but not hard enough to do damage), it makes him think he's biting his lip and should make him let go. You can try a 'pet corrector' spray that makes a loud noise and should distract him enough to make him let go (maybe not ideal if you're trying to be quiet) or electric shock collar which has the same effect but a bit more extreme, it should be used in conjunction with the command to leave so that once he's learned you will only have to use the command and not the punishment (I don't really like them but if it works and you only use it to train him then fair enough). Another option is a breaking stick.

[UNFIT 0]

leave him carry it alnight, he soon get bored of it

problem is you only end up with 1 BUNNY

[newnews 0]

FFS DON'T PINCH HIS WINDPIPE! That's a sure way to do a dog some serious damage and I know many a dog that would rather pass out than let go of a rabbit.

 

Press his lip against his teeth (firmly but not hard enough to do damage), it makes him think he's biting his lip and should make him let go. You can try a 'pet corrector' spray that makes a loud noise and should distract him enough to make him let go (maybe not ideal if you're trying to be quiet) or electric shock collar which has the same effect but a bit more extreme, it should be used in conjunction with the command to leave so that once he's learned you will only have to use the command and not the punishment (I don't really like them but if it works and you only use it to train him then fair enough). Another option is a breaking stick.

read from a book??????????????????

[hogdog 61]

FFS DON'T PINCH HIS WINDPIPE! That's a sure way to do a dog some serious damage and I know many a dog that would rather pass out than let go of a rabbit.

 

Press his lip against his teeth (firmly but not hard enough to do damage), it makes him think he's biting his lip and should make him let go. You can try a 'pet corrector' spray that makes a loud noise and should distract him enough to make him let go (maybe not ideal if you're trying to be quiet) or electric shock collar which has the same effect but a bit more extreme, it should be used in conjunction with the command to leave so that once he's learned you will only have to use the command and not the punishment (I don't really like them but if it works and you only use it to train him then fair enough). Another option is a breaking stick.

read from a book??????????????????

 

No but maybe I should write one. I'll send you a copy if you like?