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thanks for the replys everyone.im going to follow merle 24's advice and lay her of till next year.spend the summer fine tuning here retrieve and stuff.just a bit gutted seasons over for me. :(

 

Matt i think you are doing the right thing,, to give the bitch the chance to mature and pan out in the head,,with all the time youve put in and the way the dam was its got to be worth it. I dont think anyone can guarentee 100% that she will come good,, but i really do think there is a good chance of that being the case,, iam not saying it because i bred these dogs either, a spades a spade to me.

 

I have seen lads shift young dogs on before and regret it,, as they have come good in the end,, when left to pan out abit.

 

I think youre doing the best things,, good on you mate,:thumbs: .

cheers again mate.got plenty off time now to sit back and try and solve it.there is something a couple of people have said to me aboutmaturing.think i need to have a look at the way im doing things instead of the dog.who knows but we will have another bash at it next year.atb.mat

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I know Matt has put alot of effort into this bitch and he has picked the runs to bring the bitch on and give her the confidance,, i would say hang onto this bitch too see if she comes good, i would la

lifes too short to keep anything but the best you can mate, bad dogs cost as much to feed as good ones but will give you a hell of a lot more sleepless nights, failed dogs are a depressing thing but w

My whippet dog was exactly the same, his first (learning) season he did very well, showed great promise. His next (proper) season he was horrible, pulled up at hedgerows/fences, some slips he did not

thanks for the replys everyone.im going to follow merle 24's advice and lay her of till next year.spend the summer fine tuning here retrieve and stuff.just a bit gutted seasons over for me. :(

Good on ya mate! like it's being said about deerhounds they are late starters , so i'm happy your not taking the advice off the one's who said get rid now...dog men...lol

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i had a lurcher sin it at 6 week old then it got passed about till 12 month old then i bought him he would not chase anything but patience did pay off for him he turned out to be quite a dog not a world beater but could pull his weight when out it was about 18 month old before he was going at it i give him rabbits liver once he caught just to remind him its a team effort he does for me i do for him just an idea pal and merle24 what a genuine guy you seem to be hats off to you pal.atb anyhow pal

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Looks like a dog that sould be capable physically.

 

Some degree of agression should show as it matures.

 

What about bolting a few with the ferrets when your on your own with him

 

Might trigger him off if he gets excited enough :rolleyes:

 

GOOD LUCK

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Looks like a dog that sould be capable physically.

 

Some degree of agression should show as it matures.

 

What about bolting a few with the ferrets when your on your own with him

 

Might trigger him off if he gets excited enough :rolleyes:

 

GOOD LUCK

done that mate.this bitch has had no shortage of game to exite her. :thumbs:

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