couldnt be happier

[jcm 2,327]

well as most of you will know iv got a little saluki whippet based lurcher which acoounted for a few bunnys last season in his early days, however as the summer came to a closure and i had an odd night on the lamp the dog had totaly stoped following the beam and couldnt spot anything at the other end of the beam, which i was pretty pissed off about because the end of last he finished on a high.

 

however i got him chasing and catching, (happy days) NOT a new problem had arrived i had a feckin yapper!!!! by now my blood was boiling and when out with company i felt a right c**k. it wasnt a constant yap it was the odd one but all the same a yap, i knew the dog wasnt lamping fit and by god i hoped this was the problem and to my knoledge i must have been right. the last month - month and a half he is in top condition and no yapp

 

so iv been out at every givven chance daytime and on the lamp and he is realy on form, the dog is not realy suited to the ground i work as most of the fields are massive and the dog has had to addapt which he has done well and defeintly does not struggle for his size all 21" of him.

 

he is also becoming a handy dog when it comes to retriving them big rabbits and i am yet to see the true potential this dog has got on them large runs

 

he is now 19 month old and i couldnt be happier with him

[jcm 2,327]

sorry for the spelling

[BIG TOM 835]

Glad to hear he's coming we'll for u

Atb Big Tom

[stabba 10,745]

Good stuff pal

[Stuart Rope 22]

Glad its worked out in long run bet u are glad you had the patience and kept him.

[jcm 2,327]

I was never gunna get rid as I had him form 6 weeks old yeah it's payed off, were are back at tonight,