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Irish coursing dogs in England ?????


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Well lads how hard is it for a Irish dog over in England and is it better to get a younger dog used to the bigger fields than the older dogs,how does the Irish bred dog work out over there and was there any good ones to show good signs,and then English dogs coming to Ireland how do they suit ??????

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So would a younger dog be able to learn on smaller fields gates wire hedges in Ireland and be good,then when older bring to England and slip of in massive fen field run no bother in the fens and adopt straight away,would it not be better to being dog smaller fields and then bring to fens at young age get used to both land s at young age,instead of always running Ireland small fields as young age and then when the dog gets older bring to the fens and let out sure dog never ran on massive land like that,does the dog not have to get used to all sort of fields at a younger age than at a older age ?????

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captain a proper dog man would not bring a young dog on to the fens

 

i have said before irish dogs after first run on the fens gets clever the pace themselfs

back here the no the have to power up to control the hare

 

a dog adapes very quickly to the land you run them

and its not about a good dog can run any where its a good dog man runs a dog in the right land

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my bitch of wt s hope

in ireland 5s 6s was no probs lot of irish men seen her run /// in uk 4 out of 4 s 3 out 4 jm uk cm rc [rip] cw seen her run

alexs [rip] young hope thats just a 2 out of few

 

 

ps thats before preban that i am talking about

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