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I've never bothered and never would, if I've moved to another field without the dug, they'll soon learn and it's never failed yet :thumbs:

 

What do others do?

 

atb

 

gol :drink:

your right mate all mine learned....go under or go through :icon_redface:

take it to a fence or a gate that it cant get under or throught and leave it their it will cum eventually

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I've never bothered and never would, if I've moved to another field without the dug, they'll soon learn and it's never failed yet thumbs.gif

 

What do others do?

 

atb

 

gol drink.gif

your right mate all mine learned....go under or go through icon_redface.gif

take it to a fence or a gate that it cant get under or throught and leave it their it will cum eventually

 

coming eventally is no good when cousing quarry, it needs to be drilled into them from a early age, so it second nature so they dont blink or hestitate one bit, theyve got to jump on the run imo or they aint worth taking out in the day.

 

Lamping is different aslong as u dont have to pic the dog over fences at night thats fine, but for daywalking theres nothing worse than a dog that dont jump and go through stuff.

 

i put a fence up now in the run, inbetween the kennel and its food n drink, so its constantly jumping, i hire the fence as the pup grows. so when it starts in the feild it can already jump.

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Simple to Train a Dog to Jump.Put a Small Hurdle in the Gateway of the Run and the Dog will get Used to Jumping over it.Raise the Barrier when the Dog is Clearing it with ease.Mine Jump on Command.A dog that Doesn't Jump wont Catch As much Quarry as a Dog that does in My opinion.

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Simple to Train a Dog to Jump.Put a Small Hurdle in the Gateway of the Run and the Dog will get Used to Jumping over it.Raise the Barrier when the Dog is Clearing it with ease.Mine Jump on Command.A dog that Doesn't Jump wont Catch As much Quarry as a Dog that does in My opinion.

mine jumps anything day or night getting worrying because it keeps cutting its self in the dark too keen on some quarry

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Simple to Train a Dog to Jump.Put a Small Hurdle in the Gateway of the Run and the Dog will get Used to Jumping over it.Raise the Barrier when the Dog is Clearing it with ease.Mine Jump on Command.A dog that Doesn't Jump wont Catch As much Quarry as a Dog that does in My opinion.

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The fence/jump in the run is very popular with loads of folk but have never felt the need to actually "teach" a dog to jump as they can all do it just that some are lazy and others very willing and quick to learn.

Out with someone once whose dog couldn't jump :blink: :blink: bit of a shock to the owner when it cleared a fence running along with mine ;)

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The fence/jump in the run is very popular with loads of folk but have never felt the need to actually "teach" a dog to jump as they can all do it just that some are lazy and others very willing and quick to learn.

Out with someone once whose dog couldn't jump :blink: :blink: bit of a shock to the owner when it cleared a fence running along with mine ;)

spot on ,i use to put little fences up but now just let them get through over them selfs ,starting with taking pups on walks where theres loads of things to get through /over on every walk .

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