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there are far too many variables for there to be a definative time to enter dogs to game,however it can be interesting listening to other ,,peoples viewpoint .Thisthread started out with a perfectly valid opinion and an invitation for others to give thiers,it quickly deteriorated into a chidish foul mouthed slanging match ,shame on those resposible

:yes: FTB :whistling: it was ok untill you joind in :icon_redface:
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I run collie/greyhound/saluki/whippet tyopes on a variety of game.   And WTF is it with people wanting to meet up and prove themselves, i couldnt care less what other people thaught of my dogs, i ju

I have no time for pretenders either pal, and i dont feel the need to prove my dogs to anyone. I work amongst a close group of friends and we have our own way of working. It works for us, and thats

of corse we can , but you wont be aloud to were that dark hat with a shiny point on the top .we might get seen by one or two of your collegues .what station shal i pick you up from : and can we use

do you think most kids should start school at 16 so they dont for get what they have been told YOU ONLY PICK ON 2GOOD BECAUSE HE,S AS THICK AS SHIT

 

 

No i dont, it just helps :whistling: .

 

And no, it is idiotic to compare dogs to humans.

No one is saying dogs should be kept in kennels till 12 months.

 

As a pup, they should be out experiencing everything and learning for themselves whilst being aloud to be pups. Later stages comes training and proper learning. Game comes last when just about everything else has been covered. One step at a time is the key to success IMO.

And thats all i will be saying on this topic.

Cheers for reading even if you disregard my comments.

FTB :thumbs:

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flint tell me what guys done before plummer etc wrote books on age starting and all that and before racing , lurcher shows and hobby lurcher owners when they just hunted to get a meal i wonder what age they started there dogs , most guys thirty years ago localy gave them a few ferreted rabbits as pups then once stubbles were cut hares etc and localy up to the early ninties there werre lots of hares back then ,i mean back then as now a lurcher was to provide a bit sport food and a dog to gaurd about the house etc

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flint tell me what guys done before plummer etc wrote books on age starting and all that and before racing , lurcher shows and hobby lurcher owners when they just hunted to get a meal i wonder what age they started there dogs , most guys thirty years ago localy gave them a few ferreted rabbits as pups then once stubbles were cut hares etc and localy up to the early ninties there werre lots of hares back then ,i mean back then as now a lurcher was to provide a bit sport food and a dog to gaurd about the house etc

whin flint08 was at this game long before plummer and others that thought they knew it all ,and he can still walk the bollocks of the young starters Edited by 2GOOD
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i mean years ago you never got lurcher racing showing high jumps long jumps etc ,they were to provide a man with a meal a bit sport on a sunday before the pub opend , a gaurd dog ,to me thats a good lurcher ,are there alot out here forgot what the lurcher was bred for and how it was enterd ,time moves on maybe not for the better ,i no looking back 25 plus years ago we enterd them six month on afew summer rabbits then once stubbles got cut hares as they were easier for the pups , by that time they were 8 9 months and ran with a older dog etc tl they could pressure the hare and catch

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2 good shut the f**k up and read what i am saying, im asking the man what he done before all these silly shows racingetc started im asking that man not you, not unles you no the anser ,chalkie will tell me as before all these books and ideas of books how did they go about it ,starting a young dog for me it hasnt changed much just abit more clever not to ruin a young dog at times

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i mean years ago you never got lurcher racing showing high jumps long jumps etc ,they were to provide a man with a meal a bit sport on a sunday before the pub opend , a gaurd dog ,to me thats a good lurcher ,are there alot out here forgot what the lurcher was bred for and how it was enterd ,time moves on maybe not for the better ,i no looking back 25 plus years ago we enterd them six month on afew summer rabbits then once stubbles got cut hares as they were easier for the pups , by that time they were 8 9 months and ran with a older dog etc tl they could pressure the hare and catch

and before that ,they had to have a toe or 2 missing to be owned by a pauper.

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ps years ago i wonder if more dogs got ruined with early entering on hares rather than sensible approach to hares ,or if you have no hares the qaurry intended ,localy it was all hares and the odd roe , and asprinking of rabbits phesants

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2 good shut the f**k up and read what i am saying, im asking the man what he done before all these silly shows racingetc started im asking that man not you, not unles you no the anser ,chalkie will tell me as before all these books and ideas of books how did they go about it ,starting a young dog for me it hasnt changed much just abit more clever not to ruin a young dog at times

read his other post, on other threads numb nuts ,he has wrote that he has started ALL his dogs as pups for 50 years .

so as you see i do know the answer .and have lamped with him for over 30 years at least 2or3 nights a week ,sometimes more

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so do we ,as they learn nothing in kennel or fotball feild apart from basic obeidence ,its a question im asking flint , as before eighties i wasnt old enough to have jukels realy ,

i dont think you will get a answer untill later from him ,because he will probibly be sleeping about now ,so he is awake to go walkabout later on ,like he does EVERY night .
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We used to get our pups out on the moors at 8 month old and give them the odd run on blue hares and 6 months on blue hare leverets only dogs i have seen come to greif up their were dogs that had been held back.This theory about holding young dogs back comes imho from the raceing freternity were dogs have to be a certain age to compete.

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