yapping

[Guest thebigdog]

I would disagree that yipping is nothing to do with frustration, it may be inherited, but imo, it has everything to do with frustration.............

 

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[franks barn 10]

I would disagree that yipping is nothing to do with frustration, it may be inherited, but imo, it has everything to do with frustration.............

 

no pal, can`t blame it on frustration else all dogs would yip, i always start em young and never have a prob. mainly inherited with odd exception

[Guest thebigdog]

I would disagree that yipping is nothing to do with frustration, it may be inherited, but imo, it has everything to do with frustration.............

 

no pal, can`t blame it on frustration else all dogs would yip, i always start em young and never have a prob. mainly inherited with odd exception

 

talking shit pal, even the very best breeding will open up if entered too early.

[franks barn 10]

have been rearing pups into running dogs for 30 years, have one now that stopped its 1st hare at 8 and a half month, single handed of course, never makes a squeak. running to early makes them yap is talking shit pal.

my pals dog yaps like a hound and so did its mother, every dog when behind a hare will get frustrated at some point but that don`t make them yap. some do and some don`t, don`t tell me i`m talking shit because i don`t talk shit pal.

[Simoman 110]

I would disagree that yipping is nothing to do with frustration, it may be inherited, but imo, it has everything to do with frustration.............

 

no pal, can`t blame it on frustration else all dogs would yip, i always start em young and never have a prob. mainly inherited with odd exception

 

I would disagree, dogs that are entered to young, overmatched on a regular basis will be prone to yapping through frustration..........

[rough dog 333]

I would disagree that yipping is nothing to do with frustration, it may be inherited, but imo, it has everything to do with frustration.............

 

no pal, can`t blame it on frustration else all dogs would yip, i always start em young and never have a prob. mainly inherited with odd exception

 

talking shit pal, even the very best breeding will open up if entered too early.

absolutely right mate the main cause of yapping is starting a pup too young and asking to much from it which causes frustration, when it becomes a yapper there is no cure in my opinion and it`s not all about getting caught it`s also about the alarm bell to whatever quarry is in the field !!

[hodgypig 74]

Ive seen a few yappers and all that ive seen have had beddy in there make up think its the terrier in em..

[franks barn 10]

I would disagree that yipping is nothing to do with frustration, it may be inherited, but imo, it has everything to do with frustration.............

 

no pal, can`t blame it on frustration else all dogs would yip, i always start em young and never have a prob. mainly inherited with odd exception

 

talking shit pal, even the very best breeding will open up if entered too early.

absolutely right mate the main cause of yapping is starting a pup too young and asking to much from it which causes frustration, when it becomes a yapper there is no cure in my opinion and it`s not all about getting caught it`s also about the alarm bell to whatever quarry is in the field !!

 

don`t know what young dogs you lads have been rearing, i`v reared the best breeding pal and all have been ran when youngand not yapped

[nothernlite 18,080]

have been rearing pups into running dogs for 30 years, have one now that stopped its 1st hare at 8 and a half month, single handed of course, never makes a squeak. running to early makes them yap is talking shit pal.

my pals dog yaps like a hound and so did its mother, every dog when behind a hare will get frustrated at some point but that don`t make them yap. some do and some don`t, don`t tell me i`m talking shit because i don`t talk shit pal.

if its not down to frustration why did a bitch i had never yapped on a rabbit but yapped on a hare preban was a small bitch caught rabbits no bother but struggled on hares

[darbo 4,774]

ive seen all kinds yap whippet crosses, collie crosses even the odd saluki cross.agree with the above points overmatched , too young etc. also seen fools with unfit dogs start to yap.also running young inexperienced dogs through woodland.

[franks barn 10]

have been rearing pups into running dogs for 30 years, have one now that stopped its 1st hare at 8 and a half month, single handed of course, never makes a squeak. running to early makes them yap is talking shit pal.

my pals dog yaps like a hound and so did its mother, every dog when behind a hare will get frustrated at some point but that don`t make them yap. some do and some don`t, don`t tell me i`m talking shit because i don`t talk shit pal.

if its not down to frustration why did a bitch i had never yapped on a rabbit but yapped on a hare preban was a small bitch caught rabbits no bother but struggled on hares

 

some yap and some dogs will never make a squeak, its in their genes,

[Simoman 110]

Still disagree, if a dog is run on numerous bunnies sat near hedges, in woodland or is just plain old fashioned outrun it MAY start yipping in frustration. Also if a dog is run unfit and outclassed it may yip out of frustration.......

[FUJI 17,288]

Franks Barn,don't take this the wrong way matey as we all do things different ie: entering dogs to work...why would you feel the need to run a pup of 8 1/2 month on a hare?..the point being exactly what?...how many seasons would you get out of a dog?..Not trying to nit pick fella,just i'm amazed quite frankly with your post?...would you be getting the pup upto a fair stage of fitness to run a hare at that age?..ATB Andy.

[rough dog 333]

just curious mate why you would start a pup so young ? (honest question) what are the benefits ?

[fay 75]

i hate beddy crosses i got rid of mine cause of this now another mates 1 is doing it and its only starting and he is 16 months there mutts wouldnt have 1 near me thats just my opinon