jumping pictures.

[Guest FTBBTH]

hace any of you got some good pictures of lurchers jumping? heres mine jumping 2 fences in 1 cheers

[DogMagic 461]

What a f*****g stupid thing to do! Jumpings fine but making a dog jump double barbed fences just to try and get a pat on the back is a c**ts game!

[mintstick999 485]

Sorry no jumping pictures from me, I've never encouraged it, thats not to say they can't.

[Guest first light]

What a f*****g stupid thing to do! Jumpings fine but making a dog jump double barbed fences just to try and get a pat on the back is a c**ts game!

you are true mate thats dog men for you

[tomano1 80]

Good jumping bad jump tri taken pics on something that high but with out the risk mate could lose a good dog and the land at that hight could of been risky

[HBG 350]

most fences are like that round by me,my dog will either jump both like that dog or will drop in between them but the bushes on that pic wont allow the dog to do that,be f****d if i'm lifting my dog over everything,good pic mate i like to see a dog that can jump well,a dog that cant/wont jump is'nt worth a toss in my eyes.

[HBG 350]

double post

[wild rover 548]

I like mine to jump on command, I like my dogs to jump but what i choose.

[southcott 9]

I like my dogs to be able to jump, but stay well away from field gates , and wire if i can ,with my luck they are bound to break a leg .

[paulus 26]

jump,over,under,round the dog will find its own way

[Guest Josy]

My fat bull crosses :laugh:

Half brothers.

[rob190364 2,594]

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[bracken boy 584]

some good points hear yes good to jump but lets try and be as safe as possible, the last thing you need is a dead or injured dog, for the sake of a pic well, plus jumping for the sake of it will put stress on the joints then later in life your dog ends the hunting world early,

[rob190364 2,594]

some good points hear yes good to jump but lets try and be as safe as possible, the last thing you need is a dead or injured dog, for the sake of a pic well, plus jumping for the sake of it will put stress on the joints then later in life your dog ends the hunting world early,

you could say it's jumping for the sake of it, but I was encouraging mine to jump for practicing purposes so that when she is chasing quarry she's comfortable with jumping and is therefore safer..........and as I had my camera with me I thought I'd take a couple of snaps

[paulus 26]

jumping is part and parcel of what makes a working lurcher its no more dangerous than running at 30mph in the dark or full tilt through woods.