3/4collie/grey1/4bull

[jambo123 0]

my lurcher is 7month 1week old 26inch in hight and wanting to go for everything

[jambo123 0]

any info will be great thanks

[steptoe jet 4]

september

[jenksi87 3]

try him on a couple of young squatters mate, see what he does. take it nice and easy with him though, theres no rush

[coursing_lad 45]

no rush mate , patience is a virtue

[its ma baw 51]

my lurcher is 7month 1week old 26inch in hight and wanting to go for everything

 

Good time to be 7 months, by the time the season starts, he'll be the perfect age. When he's 9 month mate and your out on your walk, let him chase the odd 3/4 grown rabbit but try and make sure the odds are in the favour of the dog. Letting a dog watch a rabbit run away on the lead can have a negative affect so, its just all a learning curve. You just don't want him to be chasing lost causes without any outcome, thats a sure way of encouraging him to yap.

[bird 9,960]

no rush mate , patience is a virtue

 

yep, start it august-sep on a few daft rabbits, and nice+steady just a few runs.

[black recking it 730]

my lurcher is 7month 1week old 26inch in hight and wanting to go for everything

 

Good time to be 7 months, by the time the season starts, he'll be the perfect age. When he's 9 month mate and your out on your walk, let him chase the odd 3/4 grown rabbit but try and make sure the odds are in the favour of the dog. Letting a dog watch a rabbit run away on the lead can have a negative affect so, its just all a learning curve. You just don't want him to be chasing lost causes without any outcome, thats a sure way of encouraging him to yap.

a person of many words? do your own thing mate your dog

[its ma baw 51]

my lurcher is 7month 1week old 26inch in hight and wanting to go for everything

 

Good time to be 7 months, by the time the season starts, he'll be the perfect age. When he's 9 month mate and your out on your walk, let him chase the odd 3/4 grown rabbit but try and make sure the odds are in the favour of the dog. Letting a dog watch a rabbit run away on the lead can have a negative affect so, its just all a learning curve. You just don't want him to be chasing lost causes without any outcome, thats a sure way of encouraging him to yap.

a person of many words? do your own thing mate your dog

 

Many words? 5 sentences? For someone who has only graced the boards for over a week, you'd do best leaving other posters alone. As for him doing his own thing, he asked for advice for a reason.

[lukeh 27]

crackin stamp of a dog and a luvly size too

[Ideation 8,216]

my lurcher is 7month 1week old 26inch in hight and wanting to go for everything

 

Good time to be 7 months, by the time the season starts, he'll be the perfect age. When he's 9 month mate and your out on your walk, let him chase the odd 3/4 grown rabbit but try and make sure the odds are in the favour of the dog. Letting a dog watch a rabbit run away on the lead can have a negative affect so, its just all a learning curve. You just don't want him to be chasing lost causes without any outcome, thats a sure way of encouraging him to yap.

a person of many words? do your own thing mate your dog

 

Many words? 5 sentences? For someone who has only graced the boards for over a week, you'd do best leaving other posters alone. As for him doing his own thing, he asked for advice for a reason.

 

annnnnnnnnd his 'many words' just happen to be right!

[scotty2306 37]

september,dog will be 12month by then and will be more mature,make sure recall and retrieve are sorted first make it easier when you enter the dog.take it by itself bad habbits are really easy to pick up and very hard to overcome

[jambo123 0]

cheer lads thanks for all the comments