gorger 977 Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 where do people think the most testing land to run a hare is ie grass paddocks, clay, blackland, sandy land????? i personally think if you put a good hare up on the black its more testing for a dog than on any other land and wouldn't keep a dog that couldn't stop them on it what does everyone else think??? said it before a proper good dog kill them anywhere, im prob being biased but its so hard to get a dog to run so well in ireland then bring it to england and it do the same on any land in england them dogs are rear cudn,t put a price on them. Quote Link to post
Blue one 89 Posted September 8, 2011 Report Share Posted September 8, 2011 where do people think the most testing land to run a hare is ie grass paddocks, clay, blackland, sandy land????? i personally think if you put a good hare up on the black its more testing for a dog than on any other land and wouldn't keep a dog that couldn't stop them on it what does everyone else think??? said it before a proper good dog kill them anywhere, im prob being biased but its so hard to get a dog to run so well in ireland then bring it to england and it do the same on any land in england them dogs are rear cudn,t put a price on them. Very true. Quote Link to post
shaddow 166 Posted September 9, 2011 Report Share Posted September 9, 2011 seen dogs that excell on the heavy black and the wetter the better, but cant handle firmer ground so well . Also seen dogs that dont have a preference for any kind of ground and do well on whatever , but in my opinion sinky black land is a hard test for anydog no matter what strain it is Quote Link to post
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