breaking to stock

[rossi_j 99]

How do you go about doing it? Tips?

 

Still a bit more work to do, showing a little more intrest than i would like to see,

have walked her through stock, yanked the lead if pulled ect, would i trust her in a field with sheep? Definatley not is answer if i am honest.

any advice welcome

 

she 11months and spot on with everything else, its something i need to get sorted and quick,

 

cheers.

[DottyDoo 500]

just keep doing what you doing

[rossi_j 99]

Cheers, ill keep at it, a lot of sheep in fields near my house at the min, so im making the most of it as there is public right of way through them

[3 Turns 326]

SOFTEN ITS RIBS A FEW TIMES ITLL NO BE SO KEEN TO LOOK

[chrisbullx 2,541]

The best way I've found to stock breaking is to show them stock when they about 12weeks old & nip it in the bud when they young!! Atb cbx

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Just keep doing what you're doing Ste..........repetitiveness is the key to stock-breaking imo.

[Shazza 52]

I have the litter sister and same problem, she's even after our own chickens which she's been around and fine with every day since a little pup, about a month ago she decided they were fair game and is very stubborn and ignores my yelling, yanking lead and even a physical reprimand.......... i'm really hoping she grows out of it