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Feral cats are one of the biggest pests in Australia, and are considered fair game, give the lad a break ! But the answer to your question has already been given.......Slip the dog on another one and see what happens ! :thumbs:

 

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thanks for helping me get my message across mate. I think you've hunted with the bitch I'm talking about. Gerard had her, he got her off "dooley", the bitch goes by the name of Ripple.

 

I've hunted with both Gerrard and Dooley, but the only Whippets I've hunted with down there belonged to Dromana, so I don't think I've seen your bitch.

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It was the full sister to Milo. get less than half whippet in it but it's got the most whippet out of any of the other dogs I've had lol

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what the f**k is with all these useless f*****g comments? I ask a question and all you stupid c**ts have to do is doubt me. I live in a country where people actually know that there is time zones and

Theres people from other parts of the world on here

Feral cats are one of the biggest pests in Australia, and are considered fair game, give the lad a break ! But the answer to your question has already been given.......Slip the dog on another one and

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Feral cats are one of the biggest pests in Australia, and are considered fair game, give the lad a break ! But the answer to your question has already been given.......Slip the dog on another one and see what happens ! :thumbs:

 

Cheers.

 

thanks for helping me get my message across mate. I think you've hunted with the bitch I'm talking about. Gerard had her, he got her off "dooley", the bitch goes by the name of Ripple.

 

I've hunted with both Gerrard and Dooley, but the only Whippets I've hunted with down there belonged to Dromana, so I don't think I've seen your bitch.

Cheers.

 

It was the full sister to Milo. get less than half whippet in it but it's got the most whippet out of any of the other dogs I've had lol

 

Milo is some dog !! If your bitch is anywhere near as good as him, she'll be a good'un !! :thumbs:

 

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Feral cats are one of the biggest pests in Australia, and are considered fair game, give the lad a break ! But the answer to your question has already been given.......Slip the dog on another one and see what happens ! :thumbs:

 

Cheers.

 

thanks for helping me get my message across mate. I think you've hunted with the bitch I'm talking about. Gerard had her, he got her off "dooley", the bitch goes by the name of Ripple.

 

I've hunted with both Gerrard and Dooley, but the only Whippets I've hunted with down there belonged to Dromana, so I don't think I've seen your bitch.

Cheers.

 

It was the full sister to Milo. get less than half whippet in it but it's got the most whippet out of any of the other dogs I've had lol

 

Milo is some dog !! If your bitch is anywhere near as good as him, she'll be a good'un !! :thumbs:

 

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Cheers.

 

You saying that just makes me want to see him hunt more, gerard was going to come over for a fox drive on the friday just been with stevemac. Gerard got sick so unfortunately he didn't come but stevemac and I still went.

Atb with your offseason mate.

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Electric shocks can damage internal organs if the dog remains in contact with the fence for a length of time (like if it gets wrapped up in the fence), but if the shock didn't last too long then it should be OK. You're more likely to have a problem getting the dog to go near a fence again, particularly in the same area as the one it got shocked in.

Can you not turn the fences off before you start lamping (spotlighting)?

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I just got in from spotlighting (lamping) and my whippet X went to grab a "rabbit" she was chasing and she got shocked by an electric fence, she was covered in water and standing in water so she ran back to me howling. Will this stop her from catching "rabbits"?

 

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SHOCKING that for the dog mate :bye: :bye: :tongue2::bye: :bye:

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I just got in from spotlighting (lamping) and my whippet X went to grab a "rabbit" she was chasing and she got shocked by an electric fence, she was covered in water and standing in water so she ran back to me howling. Will this stop her from catching "rabbits"?

 

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SHOCKING that for the dog mate :bye: :bye: :tongue2::bye: :bye:

 

That was a BELTING comment mate :laugh: :laugh:

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I would like to apologise on behalf of the wankers on this forum that just post a load of shit most of the time,and I hope the dog is ok,it can mess up some dogs,but if you give it a bit of a lay off for a while it should help to get the juices flowing again when he gets out again.Mine have both hit fences in the past as there are a lot of them over here,and they certainly don't like goiung too near them now,but they still work ok............good luck mate.

 

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Electric shocks can damage internal organs if the dog remains in contact with the fence for a length of time (like if it gets wrapped up in the fence), but if the shock didn't last too long then it should be OK. You're more likely to have a problem getting the dog to go near a fence again, particularly in the same area as the one it got shocked in.

Can you not turn the fences off before you start lamping (spotlighting)?

 

You know I've actually never thought of turning the fences off, but I probably could do it as the first spot I drive past on both farms are where the power comes from. thank you for your input skycat you're always helpful.

 

I would like to apologise on behalf of the wankers on this forum that just post a load of shit most of the time,and I hope the dog is ok,it can mess up some dogs,but if you give it a bit of a lay off for a while it should help to get the juices flowing again when he gets out again.Mine have both hit fences in the past as there are a lot of them over here,and they certainly don't like goiung too near them now,but they still work ok............good luck mate.

 

Martin

 

Thanks mate, it'll probably be my last post in the sighthound section, really couldn't believe how dumb some of the people are on here... I have to say I'm not overly worried about fences as a lot of the properties I go on don't have any fences on them but it will get annoying when I take her out on my own farms. thanks for your input

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Electric shocks can damage internal organs if the dog remains in contact with the fence for a length of time (like if it gets wrapped up in the fence), but if the shock didn't last too long then it should be OK. You're more likely to have a problem getting the dog to go near a fence again, particularly in the same area as the one it got shocked in.

Can you not turn the fences off before you start lamping (spotlighting)?

 

You know I've actually never thought of turning the fences off, but I probably could do it as the first spot I drive past on both farms are where the power comes from. thank you for your input skycat you're always helpful.

 

I would like to apologise on behalf of the wankers on this forum that just post a load of shit most of the time,and I hope the dog is ok,it can mess up some dogs,but if you give it a bit of a lay off for a while it should help to get the juices flowing again when he gets out again.Mine have both hit fences in the past as there are a lot of them over here,and they certainly don't like goiung too near them now,but they still work ok............good luck mate.

 

Martin

 

Thanks mate, it'll probably be my last post in the sighthound section, really couldn't believe how dumb some of the people are on here... I have to say I'm not overly worried about fences as a lot of the properties I go on don't have any fences on them but it will get annoying when I take her out on my own farms. thanks for your input

 

Don't let the negative responses force you off the forum, mate ! Most of the time they are just having a craic ! And even though we Poms and you Aussies are supposed to speak the same language, things can get lost in translation !! LOL !! Believe me, I know it !!

 

Cheers.

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