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any lurcher can start walk or just trot down the beam, if it (keeps) missing it's rabbits, not just colliexs . Bryn and my other colliex Blaze that i had (never) walked down the beam, Bryn still goes

i owned a 1st x collie greyhound that was prolific on bunnies then i introduced it to teeth and bamby and it changed in a heart beat would only chase bunnies that it knew it had a chance of catching

Not saying she is or not,but as wilf was saying i think,If my dog do`s something i dont like, i always look at all other possibility's before i blame the dog. A greyhound muscle bone lad would charge

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I have a 4 year old 5/8 greyhound 3/8collie bitch. When out lamping she runs very half hearted on rabbits that are 30 or more yards away.Does anyone know how to stop this?

 

how hard do you work her when out, and how often do you take her out.

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I'd say it sounds like you have ran her to hard or u have given her to many slips she had no chance off catching I did the very same thing to my dog thoroughly stupidity and by knowing any better just treat it like your starting a pup off from scratch only squatters and rabbits on the middle off fields until she is getting 3 out of 5 that should build her confidence then only slips within reason

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I have a 4 year old 5/8 greyhound 3/8collie bitch. When out lamping she runs very half hearted on rabbits that are 30 or more yards away.Does anyone know how to stop this?

 

how hard do you work her when out, and how often do you take her out.

Shes out lamping 3 times a week for 2-3 hours and out all day at the weekends
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its a collie thing they are well known for it once the habit starts its very hard to stop cos the dog has it set in its mind what it thinks is worth trying to run and whats not. only thing you can do is give it lots of easy runs but at 4 yrs old its working style is not going to change much

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I'd say it sounds like you have ran her to hard or u have given her to many slips she had no chance off catching I did the very same thing to my dog thoroughly stupidity and by knowing any better just treat it like your starting a pup off from scratch only squatters and rabbits on the middle off fields until she is getting 3 out of 5 that should build her confidence then only slips within reason

She was 100% last season. Then i took her out lamping for the first time this season and shes not putting much effort in
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I have a 4 year old 5/8 greyhound 3/8collie bitch. When out lamping she runs very half hearted on rabbits that are 30 or more yards away.Does anyone know how to stop this?

 

how hard do you work her when out, and how often do you take her out.

Shes out lamping 3 times a week for 2-3 hours and out all day at the weekends

if you dont work her for a week will she run the rabbits o.k then? collie blooded dogs can have some strange traits.

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I have a 4 year old 5/8 greyhound 3/8collie bitch. When out lamping she runs very half hearted on rabbits that are 30 or more yards away.Does anyone know how to stop this?

 

how hard do you work her when out, and how often do you take her out.

Shes out lamping 3 times a week for 2-3 hours and out all day at the weekends

if you dont work her for a week will she run the rabbits o.k then? collie blooded dogs can have some strange traits.

Tryed it for 3 weeks. She was spot on last year but started doing it the first night i had her out this season
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