Terrierble

[Leon 0]

I have this terrier that 10month old he's from a working background (fox) and with it being my first I am looking for advice, I just can't get him to come back to me when I shout him he just F%$£s off :search: . I have kept his nut's due to the fact that I would like to breed from him in the future whn I get a bitch but I am now thinking about having um off to stop him wandering......any ideas anyone???

 

Thanks

Leon

[Stabs 3]

It don't stop them wandering. This one is sackless and he ranges for miles.

 

 

I've just learned to live with it and he was a very useful finder in his day.

[pickaxe 23]

only thing having there nutts choped of does is they can't sire pups,, you could well of left it to late with your pup 10 months is a long time for him to be doing what he wants, training should of started the sameday you got him

[Leon 0]

OOOPPPS! i did not start training him untill about 5 months and he started coming along slow but steady but the last two months he's gone off the rails a bit...

[Guest pikey]

get your self a piece of string and a 56 lb weight.

[Stabs 3]

:11:

[Guest Bull Cross]

euthanasia is the only hope :11:

[jack260 8]

wouldnt have his nuts off mate had a lab x about ten years ago and had the same problem had his nuts off no difference at all

[lakey 1]

Nuts off makes no difference, i look after a friends lab alot he had his dogs off no difference and then went to one of these electric shock collar trainers, went to a few lessons and ended up buying a collar and handpiece, now a quick bleep bleep bleep from the handpice to the collar and he comes jogging back every time, and they dont harm the dog at all.

[rob reynolds uk 3]

i have one that does that and i carn`t take the gun out with that dog becouse i know it would only be me coming back the little b***%*d a long lead is the only way

[Kane 2]

Keep his nut on otherwise if you ever have to sell him,you wont.If he keeps buggering off then I am afraid you will have to keep him on a lead.I wouldnt even make plans for breeding until he has atleast 2 seasons and a good number of decent digs under his belt.

 

 

If he is well bred and you do throw the towel in give me a shout I might buy him off you :11: If your that worried get one of those retractable lead things.Can we have a pic of him it makes the posts a lot more interesting

[Guest pikey]

cant put up picture he fxxks off to when he sees the camera

[mouse 282]

ive got 2 patts one 7 month and one 19 month they come back when they have had enough so dont worry mate

[Darren Wright 0]

i cant let mine off the lead as he wants to kill any moving animals, my Hawk, ferrets, even bitches in season....he is on a long lead when out in the fields with me on his own.

[Guest MOLLY]

I found my terrier pups went through phases when training them, you end up ripping your hair out when you think you have cracked it and then a couple of weeks down the line they start doing it again. You just have to keep at it and be consistent. He is still a pup at his age. It might not click till he is matured.

Castration does absolutley nothing for a dog other than prevent pups. They will still hump other dogs, fight etc etc.

MOLL.