gun dog???

[wullielennox 158]

hello lads i was just wondering about a good bred working spanial,could

any yous lads point me in the correct direction to owning one.?? and

the prefered blood lines,and prices!! thanks wullie

[wullielennox 158]

hello lads i was just wondering about a good bred working spanial,could

any yous lads point me in the correct direction to owning one.?? and

the prefered blood lines,and prices!! thanks wullie

no one then keep such dogs???????????

[j davies 8]

hello lads i was just wondering about a good bred working spanial,could

any yous lads point me in the correct direction to owning one.?? and

the prefered blood lines,and prices!! thanks wullie

cocker spainles mate they are good hard working to price for a good pup is around 400 no its a bit much but thats what they cast if you want one that really trains it self

[Chid 6,495]

hello lads i was just wondering about a good bred working spanial,could

any yous lads point me in the correct direction to owning one.?? and

the prefered blood lines,and prices!! thanks wullie

cocker spainles mate they are good hard working to price for a good pup is around 400 no its a bit much but thats what they cast if you want one that really trains it self

 

 

so the more expensive a dog the easier it is to train????

i dont have ANY experience with training gun dogs but know a couple of people who do...

and theyed both advice you to go for a springer out of working stuff as they seem to be easier to train than a cocker (can be alot more head strong)

 

if you post what type of work your going to be doing with the dog people will be able to advice you a bit easier

[rickyspringer 15]

Hello Wullie, Erm what use will the dog be intended for. I would go for a Springer if you are after a spaniel, The lines you will see in 8 out of 10 pedigrees are Badgercourt & Rytex.

 

You won't go far wrong with a Springer which is out of worker 2 worker, like any terrier or lurcher, your success rate will be much higher.I'd go for a pup out of hard hunting steady parents, which have got a healthy amount of Ftch's in the lines but nothing too excessive.

 

If you take your time with the training you will have a decent dog on your hands.

 

Hope thats more of a help pal, if you need any help give me a shout on a PM, if your after a pup also, I'll help you locate one

 

RS

[poacher3161 1,766]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[wullielennox 158]

Hello Wullie, Erm what use will the dog be intended for. I would go for a Springer if you are after a spaniel, The lines you will see in 8 out of 10 pedigrees are Badgercourt & Rytex.

 

You won't go far wrong with a Springer which is out of worker 2 worker, like any terrier or lurcher, your success rate will be much higher.I'd go for a pup out of hard hunting steady parents, which have got a healthy amount of Ftch's in the lines but nothing too excessive.

 

If you take your time with the training you will have a decent dog on your hands.

 

Hope thats more of a help pal, if you need any help give me a shout on a PM, if your after a pup also, I'll help you locate one

 

RS

interesting read mate. i was thinking of the same line as springer spanial,so the best blood lines and where i could find one thanks for replys lads if use prefere pm me with details about them thanks..

[hily 379]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[sorry but idon't agrea that you can work a spanial at seven mths all you will get is a wild dog working for itself i think you are giving some good advise about picking a dog but poor advise on the working of one./quote]

[poacher3161 1,766]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[sorry but idon't agrea that you can work a spanial at seven mths all you will get is a wild dog working for itself i think you are giving some good advise about picking a dog but poor advise on the working of one./quote]

I should have said get it to a level of obeidiance first wich i do with all mine and at 7 month old they are working cover under control then again they are an easey type and not the hyper feild trial type.atb dell

[wullielennox 158]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[sorry but idon't agrea that you can work a spanial at seven mths all you will get is a wild dog working for itself i think you are giving some good advise about picking a dog but poor advise on the working of one./quote]

I should have said get it to a level of obeidiance first wich i do with all mine and at 7 month old they are working cover under control then again they are an easey type and not the hyper feild trial type.atb dell

[j davies 8]

hello lads i was just wondering about a good bred working spanial,could

any yous lads point me in the correct direction to owning one.?? and

the prefered blood lines,and prices!! thanks wullie

cocker spainles mate they are good hard working to price for a good pup is around 400 no its a bit much but thats what they cast if you want one that really trains it self

 

 

so the more expensive a dog the easier it is to train????

i dont have ANY experience with training gun dogs but know a couple of people who do...

and theyed both advice you to go for a springer out of working stuff as they seem to be easier to train than a cocker (can be alot more head strong)

 

if you post what type of work your going to be doing with the dog people will be able to advice you a bit easier

all im saying is from good blood they are easy to train yes its in them

[Fortunate son 0]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[sorry but idon't agrea that you can work a spanial at seven mths all you will get is a wild dog working for itself i think you are giving some good advise about picking a dog but poor advise on the working of one./quote]

I should have said get it to a level of obeidiance first wich i do with all mine and at 7 month old they are working cover under control then again they are an easey type and not the hyper feild trial type.atb dell

 

Hyper ft type ? A spaniel should be hyper thats why there called a springer and a cocker is called a cocker beause its cocksure of itself..

 

springers have drive stamina and out and out hunting ability to find flush and retrieve game same goes for the cocker..A pup from good solid stock should set u back 400 too 500 hundred .u should c the parents and how well trained biddable they are.There is no gaurantee buying from ft parents but you do have a better chance of getting a better dog..As for 7 months under controlled unless your Ian Opey Peter Richardson they aint trained.Mine free hunt till 7 to 9 month old they have a puppy hood ..They are encouraged to free hunt and encouraged to to stay within a reasonable distance the only repremand they will get if they stray too far or ignore me totally.. unless a bunny gets up and they chase try to hunt it ..then I know they have an inkling time to train...A retrieve in the garden or where there is little chance of a rabbhit getting up in front of them only till the drive and maturity kicks in then there energy is channelled by training...

 

For first dog Springer go and c someone who knows what hes doing buy from someone who trains dogs too a good standard and go from there...

 

Regards Me

Druimmuir on here has FTW dog bon here and can point you in right direction ..GOOD LUCK

Edited February 7, 2010 by Fortunate son

[poacher3161 1,766]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[sorry but idon't agrea that you can work a spanial at seven mths all you will get is a wild dog working for itself i think you are giving some good advise about picking a dog but poor advise on the working of one./quote]

I should have said get it to a level of obeidiance first wich i do with all mine and at 7 month old they are working cover under control then again they are an easey type and not the hyper feild trial type.atb dell

 

Hyper ft type ? A spaniel should be hyper thats why there called a springer and a cocker is called a cocker beause its cocksure of itself..

 

springers have drive stamina and out and out hunting ability to find flush and retrieve game same goes for the cocker..A pup from good solid stock should set u back 400 too 500 hundred .u should c the parents and how well trained biddable they are.There is no gaurantee buying from ft parents but you do have a better chance of getting a better dog..As for 7 months under controlled unless your Ian Opey Peter Richardson they aint trained.Mine free hunt till 7 to 9 month old they have a puppy hood ..They are encouraged to free hunt and encouraged to to stay within a reasonable distance the only repremand they will get if they stray too far or ignore me totally.. unless a bunny gets up and they chase try to hunt it ..then I know they have an inkling time to train...A retrieve in the garden or where there is little chance of a rabbhit getting up in front of them only till the drive and maturity kicks in then there energy is channelled by training...

 

For first dog Springer go and c someone who knows what hes doing buy from someone who trains dogs too a good standard and go from there...

 

Regards Me

IMHO i dont think you need to get a springer like a robot if its only use is to flush rabbits out for a waiting lurcher mine are tuned into the lurchers and vice versa.atb dell

[Fortunate son 0]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[sorry but idon't agrea that you can work a spanial at seven mths all you will get is a wild dog working for itself i think you are giving some good advise about picking a dog but poor advise on the working of one./quote]

I should have said get it to a level of obeidiance first wich i do with all mine and at 7 month old they are working cover under control then again they are an easey type and not the hyper feild trial type.atb dell

 

Hyper ft type ? A spaniel should be hyper thats why there called a springer and a cocker is called a cocker beause its cocksure of itself..

 

springers have drive stamina and out and out hunting ability to find flush and retrieve game same goes for the cocker..A pup from good solid stock should set u back 400 too 500 hundred .u should c the parents and how well trained biddable they are.There is no gaurantee buying from ft parents but you do have a better chance of getting a better dog..As for 7 months under controlled unless your Ian Opey Peter Richardson they aint trained.Mine free hunt till 7 to 9 month old they have a puppy hood ..They are encouraged to free hunt and encouraged to to stay within a reasonable distance the only repremand they will get if they stray too far or ignore me totally.. unless a bunny gets up and they chase try to hunt it ..then I know they have an inkling time to train...A retrieve in the garden or where there is little chance of a rabbhit getting up in front of them only till the drive and maturity kicks in then there energy is channelled by training...

 

For first dog Springer go and c someone who knows what hes doing buy from someone who trains dogs too a good standard and go from there...

 

Regards Me

IMHO i dont think you need to get a springer like a robot if its only use is to flush rabbits out for a waiting lurcher mine are tuned into the lurchers and vice versa.atb dell

Fair does Dell mine are expected to flush leave a dead bird or rabbit and handle a runner stop to shot and flush

Regards Me

[wullielennox 158]

If you are wanting a springer just for bushing try and find some one whos bred a litter that works them in the beating line week after week or some one who works them with lurchers or flushing for the hawk.They were some in my local free paper last week at £275 i have known lads to breed and charge less.The odd litter i breed they go for £150 to £200 but i can gaurantee they will be working cover at 7 month old wich anybody could with well bred working type springers.atb dell

[sorry but idon't agrea that you can work a spanial at seven mths all you will get is a wild dog working for itself i think you are giving some good advise about picking a dog but poor advise on the working of one./quote]

I should have said get it to a level of obeidiance first wich i do with all mine and at 7 month old they are working cover under control then again they are an easey type and not the hyper feild trial type.atb dell

 

Hyper ft type ? A spaniel should be hyper thats why there called a springer and a cocker is called a cocker beause its cocksure of itself..

 

springers have drive stamina and out and out hunting ability to find flush and retrieve game same goes for the cocker..A pup from good solid stock should set u back 400 too 500 hundred .u should c the parents and how well trained biddable they are.There is no gaurantee buying from ft parents but you do have a better chance of getting a better dog..As for 7 months under controlled unless your Ian Opey Peter Richardson they aint trained.Mine free hunt till 7 to 9 month old they have a puppy hood ..They are encouraged to free hunt and encouraged to to stay within a reasonable distance the only repremand they will get if they stray too far or ignore me totally.. unless a bunny gets up and they chase try to hunt it ..then I know they have an inkling time to train...A retrieve in the garden or where there is little chance of a rabbhit getting up in front of them only till the drive and maturity kicks in then there energy is channelled by training...

 

For first dog Springer go and c someone who knows what hes doing buy from someone who trains dogs too a good standard and go from there...

 

Regards Me

IMHO i dont think you need to get a springer like a robot if its only use is to flush rabbits out for a waiting lurcher mine are tuned into the lurchers and vice versa.atb dell

Fair does Dell mine are expected to flush leave a dead bird or rabbit and handle a runner stop to shot and flush

Regards Me

cheers for the help lads good advice... thankfully been sorted way puppy off a good lad off here