Lurchers entering cover

[Moll. 1,770]

You know Rob, a wee little bushing dog wouldn't take up much room

[DogMagic 461]

If you know theres a rabbitin the bush then wait till the dogs round the other side and give the bush a kick! What x is your dog? If its a thin skinned type/ smooth coat etc it will be hesitant to go in the spikey stuff and you cant blame it. A good terrier or spaniel is what you need for bolting the bushbound bunnys. Iv got a patterdale and a beagle x jrt. The lurchers have learned their part in the team and they position themselves round a bush waiting for the bolt.

[rob190364 2,594]

You know Rob, a wee little bushing dog wouldn't take up much room

hold on, I'll give you my mrs' number and you can tell that to her!!!!

 

If it was left to me I'd have 5 bushers and 3 runners.....AT LEAST!!!!

[rob190364 2,594]

If you know theres a rabbitin the bush then wait till the dogs round the other side and give the bush a kick! What x is your dog? If its a thin skinned type/ smooth coat etc it will be hesitant to go in the spikey stuff and you cant blame it. A good terrier or spaniel is what you need for bolting the bushbound bunnys. Iv got a patterdale and a beagle x jrt. The lurchers have learned their part in the team and they position themselves round a bush waiting for the bolt.

Wheaten/whippet/grey x bull/grey, rough coated and it's a thick coat so that's not a problem.

[Moll. 1,770]

You know Rob, a wee little bushing dog wouldn't take up much room

hold on, I'll give you my mrs' number and you can tell that to her!!!!

 

If it was left to me I'd have 5 bushers and 3 runners.....AT LEAST!!!!

 

If she don't melt with these kind of pics, you have no hope

 

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/213524-cocker-spaniel-pups-working-amazing-pedigree/

 

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/213394-beagle-russel-pups/