saluki coursing dogs and their crosses?

[Good Man 196]

Is raising a saluki cross coursing pup hard. do they go deaf when you try training them to come back to you?

if any coursing folk out their could share their experiences pre ban on how its like bringing them on, are they hard work and when eventually they are coursing do they come back each time or is it a case of trying to catch them?

thanks.

Edited April 11, 2011 by Good Man

[baw 4,360]

do they go death when you try training them to come back to you?

 

[Good Man 196]

is that a yes then? do you have them yourself?

[baw 4,360]

is that a yes then? do you have them yourself?

 

I wouldn't give them kennel space mate. Everyone I've ever seen has been average at best. But I'm sure like everything else, there will be good and bad........ I usually avoid things in life where money has took hold of it, it usually means quality goes out the window for quantity

[iworkwhippets 12,539]

How old is the dog, recall should be the 1st on your training list, a fenced off area is a good place to start.

good luck with your dog

[Good Man 196]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

[stubblebasher 150]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

Dont listen to rubbish from people who dont keep them ! There are many different lines and they cant all be lumped together.Some are as bidable and trainable as any other type of lurcher ,you need to get a pup out of that kind of stuff

[cantona 310]

no different from other dogs, individual dogs are just that, learn the way of the pup and train ocordiently

[baw 4,360]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

Dont listen to rubbish from people who dont keep them ! There are many different lines and they cant all be lumped together.Some are as bidable and trainable as any other type of lurcher ,you need to get a pup out of that kind of stuff

 

So you need to get a pup from a certain line for them to be bidable hmmmmmmmmmmmm, I can smell money Expect 2 dozen pms good man............

[stubblebasher 150]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

Dont listen to rubbish from people who dont keep them ! There are many different lines and they cant all be lumped together.Some are as bidable and trainable as any other type of lurcher ,you need to get a pup out of that kind of stuff

 

So you need to get a pup from a certain line for them to be bidable hmmmmmmmmmmmm, I can smell money Expect 2 dozen pms good man............

Whats wrong with different lines having different qualities !? Dont sell dogs !!

[baw 4,360]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

Dont listen to rubbish from people who dont keep them ! There are many different lines and they cant all be lumped together.Some are as bidable and trainable as any other type of lurcher ,you need to get a pup out of that kind of stuff

 

So you need to get a pup from a certain line for them to be bidable hmmmmmmmmmmmm, I can smell money Expect 2 dozen pms good man............

Whats wrong with different lines having different qualities !? Dont sell dogs !!

 

Nothing wrong with it, but I'd expect a dog being bidable and trainable as one of the lowest qualities, wouldn't you? The actual thought there are dogs being bred that can't be trained is f*****g laughable.

[Good Man 196]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

Dont listen to rubbish from people who dont keep them ! There are many different lines and they cant all be lumped together.Some are as bidable and trainable as any other type of lurcher ,you need to get a pup out of that kind of stuff

 

cheers. first decent answer.

anyone else who has had them for a long time and knows them real well.

[baw 4,360]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

Dont listen to rubbish from people who dont keep them ! There are many different lines and they cant all be lumped together.Some are as bidable and trainable as any other type of lurcher ,you need to get a pup out of that kind of stuff

 

cheers. first decent answer.

anyone else who has had them for a long time and knows them real well.

 

says it all for me.............

[unicornleather 60]

I have a Saluki x Whippet, fast and silent but does tend to have selective hearing sometimes,she's not the brightest spark but we are getting there. My last lurcher was whippet x jack russell, now she was 10 times more intelligent than this one but still had selective hearing occasionally, but I could live with that as most of the time she was spot on

[Good Man 196]

i have no pup at the moment, but thanks.

Dont listen to rubbish from people who dont keep them ! There are many different lines and they cant all be lumped together.Some are as bidable and trainable as any other type of lurcher ,you need to get a pup out of that kind of stuff

 

cheers. first decent answer.

anyone else who has had them for a long time and knows them real well.

 

says it all for me.............

 

listen pal, don't know what your at? but can you stay out of this, cheers.