SLIPPING PRE BAN!

[baiter09 0]

just wondering what age <PRE BAN> to slip a lurcher on something that bites back?single or double handed! just out of interest thanks

[iceman001979 1,316]

all depends on the breed off the dog but l would wait till about 18 months but had 1 just took 2 it before 13 months butthat was just 1 dog. so about 18 19 moths for me and with another dog at 1st for the 1st few times

[mikeyboy 7]

double him up first couple goes anywhere from bout 14month onwards. depends on dog though and how well he takes to it

 

atb mike

[Mr Jones 4]

There was an interesting thread on this subject a while back from Nottzhunter08.... it's saw a bit already for it's age..shot and retrieved.

 

http://www.thehuntin...x...ter08&st=15

 

atb Mr Jones

[Mr Jones 4]

link that works!

 

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=122776&hl=nottzhunter08&st=15

[baiter09 0]

bull saluki greyhound i was thinking of.if it was before the ban would i ruin him if hes slipped at 14 months?BEFORE THE BAN

[Mr Jones 4]

In general terms I would imagine that it would do no harm but there is a risk and it's quite a big one, if it was to take a bit of a pounding you may find in the future they will chase but not take, you may think the biter backer has cunningly out run the dog but the actual fact is the dog does not really want to take it. You will know yourself, if the dog has plenty of adult agression and has lost all it's puppy traits then I'd go for it. Maybe start of on a female biter backer though or as per mickeyboy's post. Just my opinion.

 

atb Mr Jones

Edited November 13, 2009 by Mr Jones

[dog whisperer 11]

i got told that saluki blooded lurchers have to be held back a bit longer than most lurchers.

[bull101 35]

i got told that saluki blooded lurchers have to be held back a bit longer than most lurchers.

 

 

saluki x's iv seen work will never touch a fox, and are very sensitive to injury

[Mr Jones 4]

i got told that saluki blooded lurchers have to be held back a bit longer than most lurchers.

 

 

saluki x's iv seen work will never touch a fox, and are very sensitive to injury

 

I have heard that too, take much longer to come on and are more sensitive, been out lot's of times with a 3/4 Grey 1/4 Saluki and it was an absolute killer on them but it was good on everything.

 

atb Mr Jones