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what age would you start a dog to fox preban of course


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About 18 months old is the marker mate, but depending on ur dogs maturity n upbringin either side of that (give or take a month or so).. Some, if not most bull x's will start a little earlier due to their determination n prey drive but still needs to brought on at a steady pace when started a little earlier.. Most lads will know when their dog is ready but as i said 18 months old is the marker.. Hope this helps pal.

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15 months old, and with another dog, then after a few nights try it on its own.Prob other lads will say differnt, but thats what i have done, but iam not at them pre ban 4 nights a week??

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all terriers r different. ide say anytime after 12mths long as the dog is well set in the jaw n hes telling u hes ready to go. nise easy quik digs. always 1 dog to ground remember the laws. preban or not. good hunting my friend

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Why does evrybody think that bullx have more prey drive that other lurchers.... My beddy x collie/grey took his 1st when he was 11mths old.(preban) A mistake i must admit, as it wasnt sited due to being sand dunes...My old bullx wasnt into them at all till he was about 18mths then he spewed his first one, and turned off the run of his next few!

 

The only difference i see in bullx and conventional lurchers is that , a bull may go and have another go after it has been biten(due to starting them to young) once or even twice. Where another lurcher may think, bollocks to that. It will still run them but only nipping at the charlies back end. Thats when all is lost and your dog fails the charlie, again due to starting to young...all preban of course...

 

Theres no rush pal. you might as well wait an extra 6mth, as wait the whole of the dogs life time, so that you can get another and learn from your mistakes!

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if you throw your lurcher in at the deep end its going to get hurt. you should know if the dogs ready if you have had it from a pup and trained it. when you think the dog is ready it should be out with a another expierenced fox dog and a wouldnt run it straight away a would wait till the other dog has done the damage and when theres still a little bit a life left thats when you slip yours then just keep progressing on each fox yous get if you think the dogs up to it. all it takes is one bad bite at a young age and you could have wasted the dog. all dogs are different tho. some dogs have just got it in them and some dogs you have to ween them in. preban

 

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Why does evrybody think that bullx have more prey drive that other lurchers....

 

:hmm: i wonder if its because they have :yes:

 

 

How many other different types of lurchers have you worked with then craig?? And why wouldc i call them, when i have both types of dogs! The conventional lurchers always seems to catch more than the bullx....so your proof is?

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