out lamping and it does my head in

[SLiP tHe DoG ! 129]

Nothing much worse !

 

my dog done it a few times when he was a pup had to resort to giving him a few kicks up the arse

 

waits every time now

 

 

 

Not being funny, but for the benefit of people who are maybe wanting to learn something: wouldn't it be better to train the dog to 'wait' on command, rather than kicking it for doing something it may not know is wrong? Or were you just trying to be hard?

 

 

Edited January 10, 2012 by SLiP tHe DoG !

[SLiP tHe DoG ! 129]

Nothing much worse !

 

my dog done it a few times when he was a pup had to resort to giving him a few kicks up the arse

 

waits every time now

 

 

 

Not being funny, but for the benefit of people who are maybe wanting to learn something: wouldn't it be better to train the dog to 'wait' on command, rather than kicking it for doing something it may not know is wrong? Or were you just trying to be hard?

Edited January 10, 2012 by SLiP tHe DoG !

[SLiP tHe DoG ! 129]

Nothing much worse !

 

my dog done it a few times when he was a pup had to resort to giving him a few kicks up the arse

 

waits every time now

 

 

 

Not being funny, but for the benefit of people who are maybe wanting to learn something: wouldn't it be better to train the dog to 'wait' on command, rather than kicking it for doing something it may not know is wrong? Or were you just trying to be hard?

 

 

 

 

Edited January 10, 2012 by SLiP tHe DoG !

[SLiP tHe DoG ! 129]

Nothing much worse !

 

my dog done it a few times when he was a pup had to resort to giving him a few kicks up the arse

 

waits every time now

 

 

 

Not being funny, but for the benefit of people who are maybe wanting to learn something: wouldn't it be better to train the dog to 'wait' on command, rather than kicking it for doing something it may not know is wrong? Or were you just trying to be hard?

 

The dog listened all the time just had a few spells out with the lamp where it was getting carried away as a pup

 

theres nothing hard about at all , but a quick clip on the nose sorted it straight out it knew it was doing wrong and i didnt mean the first time he ever done it

 

 

i obviously learned the dog my way but sometimes he just got carried away the dog waits every time now both of the dogs do

 

i could take these dogs out with anyone anywhere i wanted and not worry about them messing about .

 

not been funny but......I DO IT MY WAY SKYCAT NOT THE WAY YOU SAY IT SHOULD BE DONE

[skycat 6,174]

That explanation makes a lot more sense. I've done the same on occasions with stubborn dogs that push you all the time. I'm not one of those treaty-softy people who never correct a dog if it is just being pig headed.

 

I know we all just post without thinking sometimes: I just don't kick dogs, well hardly ever and there's that many numpties who take posts at face value cos they can't think for themselves!

[birddog 1,354]

back to original topic guys,

pup doing my head in, retrieving dummies, balls, bunnies, birds allsorts since 10 weeks old

now 11 month old doing well catching on the lamp on dunes, golf courses, pasture, stubble etc really getting there.

she just won't bring them back, go out in the morning and she retrieves ace! sit, stay, fetch, over, straight back from any cover reinforcement training brill

back out at night follows the beam, turns tight, strikes well , returns to hand when the lamps off but no effin retrieve

so more reinforcement training / retrieving practise next morning and she's ace again

aaaaaaaaaaaagggggghhhhhhhhhhhh

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Couldn't be arsed with that mate - had it all before. Do yourself a favour and ditch the idiots and halfwits...even if that means you're out on your own.

Decided 6 months ago to shed anyone in my life that wasn't going to bring positivity to things. There's a few gone and one or two more to ditch...it's a good feeling...try it!!!

Ha, ha, ha, - couple of them will be reading this - aye you know who you are!!!!!

[mickeyandmouse 40]

I go with fella now and then he got saluki.x he cracking on the lamp

But he dog just goes ever comes back half or even hour later by then

Scared of any life there was and another turd I don't go with no more

Would get upset if my dog killed more and would slip he dog on my run. Oh

Sorry I forgot yeh course you did needles to say no more ever go on

Your own or maximum 1 decent chap or lass .

[SLiP tHe DoG ! 129]

I go with fella now and then he got saluki.x he cracking on the lamp

But he dog just goes ever comes back half or even hour later by then

Scared of any life there was and another turd I don't go with no more

Would get upset if my dog killed more and would slip he dog on my run. Oh

Sorry I forgot yeh course you did needles to say no more ever go on

Your own or maximum 1 decent chap or lass .

 

ENGLISH ?

[Guest first light]

used to go out with a lads long time ago if you dog got more rabbits than his dog he did not like it i did not have a car

went out a few time with him if he was lamping and your dog was going to pick the rabbit up he would nock the lamp

off just some lads are like that i think

[Snifferboy 659]

back to original topic guys,

pup doing my head in, retrieving dummies, balls, bunnies, birds allsorts since 10 weeks old

now 11 month old doing well catching on the lamp on dunes, golf courses, pasture, stubble etc really getting there.

she just won't bring them back, go out in the morning and she retrieves ace! sit, stay, fetch, over, straight back from any cover reinforcement training brill

back out at night follows the beam, turns tight, strikes well , returns to hand when the lamps off but no effin retrieve

so more reinforcement training / retrieving practise next morning and she's ace again

aaaaaaaaaaaagggggghhhhhhhhhhhh

Have you tried retrieving practice at night with the lamp? My last dog did the same and this did help, though she was never 100%

 

Sniffer

[Guest first light]

back to original topic guys,

pup doing my head in, retrieving dummies, balls, bunnies, birds allsorts since 10 weeks old

now 11 month old doing well catching on the lamp on dunes, golf courses, pasture, stubble etc really getting there.

she just won't bring them back, go out in the morning and she retrieves ace! sit, stay, fetch, over, straight back from any cover reinforcement training brill

back out at night follows the beam, turns tight, strikes well , returns to hand when the lamps off but no effin retrieve

so more reinforcement training / retrieving practise next morning and she's ace again

aaaaaaaaaaaagggggghhhhhhhhhhhh

how many kills is you pup doing when you go out mate

my bitch her first few kills she f..cks on then she ok 11 mths still a pup give here to mate

[mickeyandmouse 40]

I go with fella now and then he got saluki.x he cracking on the lamp

But he dog just goes ever comes back half or even hour later by then

Scared of any life there was and another turd I don't go with no more

Would get upset if my dog killed more and would slip he dog on my run. Oh

Sorry I forgot yeh course you did needles to say no more ever go on

Your own or maximum 1 decent chap or lass .

 

ENGLISH ?

 

Long day at work on my phone writing with sausage fingers I'll get all

The pre per prenounceation or words right next time lol

[Peter4190 95]

Lol it's not funny but the little b*****ds always have to take another three steps forward when u call there name