MY BULL X PUP

[scotty3968 0]

JUST THOUGHT ID PUT A COUPLE MORE PICS UP,,HAD HIM FOR 3 WEEKS OR SO,,PUTTING A BIT WEIGHT ON AND HEIGHT,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HE`S COMING ON WELL AT THE MIN JUST TRYING TO GET HIM TO RETRIEVE ANY ADVICE WOULD BE GOOD,,

CHEERS

SCOTTY

[MAACCY 105]

he looks well mate hows he bred cheers kieron

 

 

he looks well mate hows he bred cheers kieron

hes a natural jumper by thr looks of him

[merle the rabbit catcher 1]

nice pup mate

[bondy 0]

nice pup mate

[simmo 0]

When I start mine on retrieve training I use something that they pick up and play with, at the moment I'm using an old glove or a tennis ball. To start off stand between the dog and their kennel and throw the object away. The dog will naturally fetch it back to the kennel and you can intercept him before he gets there and take it off him. At this point give him plenty of praise use his name alot to. When this starts to come natural take him further away, may take some time. Only allow 3 or 4 retrieves a day. This way its still a game and he should'nt get bored.

This always works for me, but they'll still try your patience a fair bit when you start working them and they get a bit of rabbit fever.

 

Simmo

[scotty3968 0]

hi kieron

the sir is a halfcross bull/grey

and the dam is a first cross saluki /grey

so 50% greyhound 25%saluki 25%bull...

 

cheers for the advice simmo, thats what im doing at the min just getting between him and his kennel seems to be working ok for the time being

cheers scotty

[stoaty 171]

cracking looking pup Scotty

[young buck 375]

nice pup mate good luck with him