Mikebee 7 Posted December 24, 2009 Report Share Posted December 24, 2009 my 4 year old bitch is a quiet until she's on a scent.brilliant dog tho. Link to post
Waz 4,262 Posted December 25, 2009 Report Share Posted December 25, 2009 Thought it was xmas not April the 1st! Link to post
baz69 37 Posted December 25, 2009 Report Share Posted December 25, 2009 whats the best way of toughning a pat terrier she seem a bit soft. for 10 months old i no a guy who had a pat terrier sold it as it was to soft on top of ground then BANG digs one first day out stuck to the quarry Link to post
watchman 256 Posted December 25, 2009 Report Share Posted December 25, 2009 (edited) oh Edited December 26, 2009 by watchman Link to post
fry 209 Posted December 26, 2009 Report Share Posted December 26, 2009 i have read a few threads in this forum over a few days an have been forced to conclude that there is a large consistancy of simpletons that post here, "how do i tough up a pup"! hit it over the head an throw it in a fire", "shoot it and get a bedlington"all ridiculous infantile bollox posted on this forum i am embarressed for you all what a surprise that the anti s are getting there will imposed on us all you are bringing it on us with your stupidity. i wont post here again i obviously aint ready for it yet only being 47 if i get alzhiemers or suffer brain damage i will be back in the mean time its good bye you load of idiots. Link to post
flint67 2 Posted December 26, 2009 Report Share Posted December 26, 2009 whats the best way of toughning a pat terrier she seem a bit soft. for 10 months old Porterlord , you should remember that most of the members on here were born knowing everything there is to know about dogs. my advice is take some time to read through as many threads as you can , work out who actually does know a bit about dogs and ask any questions you may have by pm. With regards to your bitch, you have nothing to worry about , as a couple of lads have been good enough to say , good terriers are as you describe yours when above ground. I understand your concerns , its hard to imagine isnt it? That a dog who is lolling about like a kitten will have enough fire in its belly to disappear into the deep pitch black and go toe to toe with its quarry , but it will. Dont enter her too young and if she doesnt take to it instantly , dont rush her or get rid of her , give her another couple of months then try again. Catch her a few live rats , she ll like that. Atb Link to post
skycat 6,173 Posted December 26, 2009 Report Share Posted December 26, 2009 My own terriers are likely to fall over with shock if I shout at them; they never look agressive at other dogs, quite the opposite. My black Pat is almost scared of strange dogs and yet she kills foxes to ground without batting an eyelid. Just because a dog doesn't act 'hard' or tough in daily life means f*ck all: IMO the very best dogs are laid back, easy to get on with and a doddle to handle until they are at work. I've seen no end of so called 'hard' dogs mouthing off at other dogs and even snapping at people: but they've been no use at all down an earth. If someone has told you that your dog should be acting harder just remember that it is the quiet, retiring type of bloke who is more likely to kill you if you piss him off than the all-mouth-no-trousers type who shouts the odds at every opportunity when he's backed up by his idiot mates. Link to post
hounddogg31 5 Posted December 26, 2009 Report Share Posted December 26, 2009 My own terriers are likely to fall over with shock if I shout at them; they never look agressive at other dogs, quite the opposite. My black Pat is almost scared of strange dogs and yet she kills foxes to ground without batting an eyelid. Just because a dog doesn't act 'hard' or tough in daily life means f*ck all: IMO the very best dogs are laid back, easy to get on with and a doddle to handle until they are at work. I've seen no end of so called 'hard' dogs mouthing off at other dogs and even snapping at people: but they've been no use at all down an earth. If someone has told you that your dog should be acting harder just remember that it is the quiet, retiring type of bloke who is more likely to kill you if you piss him off than the all-mouth-no-trousers type who shouts the odds at every opportunity when he's backed up by his idiot mates. well said!!!! Link to post
PolarIce 0 Posted December 26, 2009 Report Share Posted December 26, 2009 My own terriers are likely to fall over with shock if I shout at them; they never look agressive at other dogs, quite the opposite. My black Pat is almost scared of strange dogs and yet she kills foxes to ground without batting an eyelid. Just because a dog doesn't act 'hard' or tough in daily life means f*ck all: IMO the very best dogs are laid back, easy to get on with and a doddle to handle until they are at work. I've seen no end of so called 'hard' dogs mouthing off at other dogs and even snapping at people: but they've been no use at all down an earth. If someone has told you that your dog should be acting harder just remember that it is the quiet, retiring type of bloke who is more likely to kill you if you piss him off than the all-mouth-no-trousers type who shouts the odds at every opportunity when he's backed up by his idiot mates. Excellent! Link to post
Guest porterlord Posted December 26, 2009 Report Share Posted December 26, 2009 whats the best way of toughning a pat terrier she seem a bit soft. for 10 months old Porterlord , you should remember that most of the members on here were born knowing everything there is to know about dogs. my advice is take some time to read through as many threads as you can , work out who actually does know a bit about dogs and ask any questions you may have by pm. With regards to your bitch, you have nothing to worry about , as a couple of lads have been good enough to say , good terriers are as you describe yours when above ground. I understand your concerns , its hard to imagine isnt it? That a dog who is lolling about like a kitten will have enough fire in its belly to disappear into the deep pitch black and go toe to toe with its quarry , but it will. Dont enter her too young and if she doesnt take to it instantly , dont rush her or get rid of her , give her another couple of months then try again. Catch her a few live rats , she ll like that. Atb thanks for your reply and overs who spoke common sence i will give her a few more months and aint planning of getting rid. Link to post
lakeman 12 Posted December 27, 2009 Report Share Posted December 27, 2009 whats the best way of toughning a pat terrier she seem a bit soft. for 10 months old WHY???????????????? :icon_eek:/ She's a baby... let her grow up in her own time. WHY TRY TO MAKE A DOG OVER HARD?? FOOLISH Link to post
Robread 1 Posted December 30, 2009 Report Share Posted December 30, 2009 Poke it with a stick! Link to post
steviemann 5 Posted December 30, 2009 Report Share Posted December 30, 2009 Poke it with a stick! Sharp or blunt? Link to post
johnny boy68 11,726 Posted December 30, 2009 Report Share Posted December 30, 2009 take it to ju jitsu classes Link to post
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