preban fox

[Top Lamper 2k10 169]

i dont see the point on slipping your dog on foxes if it doesnt hav the arse to finish the job if the dog doesnt nack the fox let the fox get up and run away instead of killing it yourself then get rid of the dog for being shit i wouldnt hava dog that doesntdo foxes lyk

Edited May 27, 2010 by Top Lamper 2k10

[Dan Edwards 1,134]

I seen my Blue bitch grab one at 11 months old and give it about a half dozen or so repeated hard shakes and such and it was over with. Didnt take much more than killin a house cat really. I mean a bit more but nuttin worth braggin about but I supposed a big dog fox would be different but I dont think this one was all that big.

[smokey/gem 0]

if the dog cant do it itself its pointless slipping it.....thats my opinion

[spenner09 0]

when your dogs caught a fox pre ban of coarse. did the dog finish the job or did you go and strike the finishin blow.just wondrerin.maybe diferent crosses do it diferent ways.

 

 

if your dog cannot do the job in question i wouldnt be running reds use a dog thats fit for purpose just my opinon spen

[matmorgan 49]

when your dogs caught a fox pre ban of coarse. did the dog finish the job or did you go and strike the finishin blow.just wondrerin.maybe diferent crosses do it diferent ways.

 

 

if your dog cannot do the job in question i wouldnt be running reds use a dog thats fit for purpose just my opinon spen

how do you know if the dog can do it without trying??????????????

[moonlighter 1,163]

Either a lot of people on here either dont run a lot of foxs and are just making it up, or they are cruel b*****ds that like to see an animal suffer. Most foxes are that are bolted or caught on the lamp are caught with in 100 yards of you, which means you are at the seen in about 20/30 seconds. most are still alive at this point, thought probally not putting up much of a fight as most dogs have them by the throat. I always end it if its still alive. Sometimes they are dead on arival but 50% of the time they are not, and thats not just my dogs. some foxes just dont wanna die, even with an pound bull cross holding on. All pre ban by the way.

[spenner09 0]

when your dogs caught a fox pre ban of coarse. did the dog finish the job or did you go and strike the finishin blow.just wondrerin.maybe diferent crosses do it diferent ways.

 

 

if your dog cannot do the job in question i wouldnt be running reds use a dog thats fit for purpose just my opinon spen

how do you know if the dog can do it without trying??????????????

well isnt it obvoius you would of tried the dog on the quarry before uve made your decsion if is fit for purpose would you not ??????

[Catcher 1 639]

Come on lads. some times you had to step in,admit it.A big strong dog fox and a small lurcher

[klashnekoff 3]

Either a lot of people on here either dont run a lot of foxs and are just making it up, or they are cruel b*****ds that like to see an animal suffer. Most foxes are that are bolted or caught on the lamp are caught with in 100 yards of you, which means you are at the seen in about 20/30 seconds. most are still alive at this point, thought probally not putting up much of a fight as most dogs have them by the throat. I always end it if its still alive. Sometimes they are dead on arival but 50% of the time they are not, and thats not just my dogs. some foxes just dont wanna die, even with an pound bull cross holding on. All pre ban by the way.

 

How i would of put it!

[wirral countryman 2,110]

Either a lot of people on here either dont run a lot of foxs and are just making it up, or they are cruel b*****ds that like to see an animal suffer. Most foxes are that are bolted or caught on the lamp are caught with in 100 yards of you, which means you are at the seen in about 20/30 seconds. most are still alive at this point, thought probally not putting up much of a fight as most dogs have them by the throat. I always end it if its still alive. Sometimes they are dead on arival but 50% of the time they are not, and thats not just my dogs. some foxes just dont wanna die, even with an pound bull cross holding on. All pre ban by the way.

 

How i would of put it!

 

good posts,well said,sooner the better for me also,ready to go again,less noise,more efficient,atb,wirralman

[matmorgan 49]

when your dogs caught a fox pre ban of coarse. did the dog finish the job or did you go and strike the finishin blow.just wondrerin.maybe diferent crosses do it diferent ways.

 

 

if your dog cannot do the job in question i wouldnt be running reds use a dog thats fit for purpose just my opinon spen

how do you know if the dog can do it without trying??????????????

well isnt it obvoius you would of tried the dog on the quarry before uve made your decsion if is fit for purpose would you not ??????

crossed lines i think bud...i only tried her twice.then give it up as a bad job.and yes i did step in but with the first one i got all exited tripped dropped lamp had to clip it back to battery [bANNED TEXT] i got to help her. still think you actually need to try the dog to know if it will or wont though?atb.mat

[judge2010 196]

Come on lads. some times you had to step in,admit it.A big strong dog fox and a small lurcher

 

 

thats why i would use a bull lurcher mate.

[stabba 10,745]

There,s a world of difference between a fox killer and a fox fighter...the latter usually get found out in the end...personally i like a dog to take the fox by the rib cage...its usually over in seconds after a good hard crunch...the vitals just cant recover after a good rib crunching bite...although a throat dog is just as good....atb stabba

[watchman 256]

There,s a world of difference between a fox killer and a fox fighter...the latter usually get found out in the end...personally i like a dog to take the fox by the rib cage...its usually over in seconds after a good hard crunch...the vitals just cant recover after a good rib crunching bite...although a throat dog is just as good....atb stabba

totally agree,iv had dogs that have taken fox regularly,but with the two different styles you mentioned,dogs that take them through the rib cage,in my own experience,do seem to do the job quicker though

[ciaranmcman 23]

i wouldnt have a throaty dog has to be a hard shaker in chest or ribs. ive seen throaty dogs on foxes for long time an taken of and fox given breather and getn up again them dogs wouldnt get a pen here