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Hi... I have a 10 month old dog that i picked up from a rescue a couple of months back, can anyone advise me to any good books on training young terriers to work, I have taught him the basics/manners etc but he needs more, i know books dont beat actually doing it but i have to start somewhere. not sure what sought of terrier he is only that he came from a traveller camp that moved on and some dogs were left behind. i was attracted to his long legged athletic build.

 

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He as started flushing rabbits out of the bush to my bulldog and last week he shot into the woods and came back covered in blood (not his own) but i dont know what he had as he was to far in front of me. I know i am making mistakes that stop him from doing what he was bred for.

 

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I race my bulldog her best time is 8.02 /100mtrs (-:which is OK if the rabbits would run in a straight line :-)

 

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My terrier on his 1st lure race

 

I think i am more interested in ratting and working the bush rather then digging.

any help would be appreciated cause i dont know jack at the mo.

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I have ordered some sean frain books from library, I guess learning from my mistakes is the best way, little un was flushing but big dog was running around like an headless chicken, so i guess i need to keep her on lead until something comes out then slip her ( I said i knew nothing). reading through some old threads to work out best and cheapest way to make a slip lead.

 

 

What ever qaury you decide to work with it i wish you the best of luck

thanks Rabbit slayer

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