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just curious as to what your preferences are..... Do you prefer a good all round dog that does the job or one dog that is good at one thing, IMO I prefer a good all round dog one that has the spark to do it all not just one but that's me what about you?

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A true all-rounder would be a jack of all trades but master of none.

 

Everybody would love a all-rounder that takes it all BUT in reality they aren't as common as a lot of folks think.

 

To get a all-rounder you need a good balance of tenacity,agility,speed and power........some dogs don't have all the right attributes for a all-rounder though they usually have traits that make them excel at certain quarry. :thumbs:

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A true all-rounder would be a jack of all trades but master of none.

 

Everybody would love a all-rounder that takes it all BUT in reality they aren't as common as a lot of folks think.

 

To get a all-rounder you need a good balance of tenacity,agility,speed and power........some dogs don't have all the right attributes for a all-rounder though they usually have traits that make them excel at certain quarry. :thumbs:

 

 

My dogs are certainly all rounders.

 

 

 

They're shit at everything!:toast: :toast: :toast:

 

Cheers, D.

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some people may have a allrounder, but they may only hunt edible game whereas other hunt the whole spectrum of quarry. for example, before 2004, i had a saluki dog that excelled at catching hares and deer, but sruggled catching rabbits on the lamp, he did catch but not as often as a smaller more agile dog would have, but i still classed him as an allrounder. and i think a lot more dogs are able to b allrounders if there owners took into account the land that they will be running and put the time into the dog

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We have dogs for all occasions, shooting, ratting & courseing. It would be a lot easier and cheaper to have an all rounder.

 

thats the best way, wish i had the room! me and my lamping partner both got different dogs for that reason we got a collie/whippet x saluki/whippet and a bullx, the bullx is faster despite what ppl say about them but that smaller dog can turn on a button and has the stamina of a pure saluki which obviously wins on some quarry :whistling: . with that we got everything covered that we may come across, and they work really well together on bigger game.

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We have dogs for all occasions, shooting, ratting & courseing. It would be a lot easier and cheaper to have an all rounder.

 

That's a great photo mate, worth a frame any day :thumbs:

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We have dogs for all occasions, shooting, ratting & courseing. It would be a lot easier and cheaper to have an all rounder.

 

That's a great photo mate, worth a frame any day :thumbs:

 

Cheers, my 10 year old took it. I still dont know how he managed to get them to stay still.

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