Lurchers That Dont Jump

[baw 4,360]

Teaching a dog to jump is one of the easiest lessons your gonna teach it, if you can't do that............

 

Anyone who has took an old dog out a walk with you knows how restricting and f*****g annoying it is.

[B.P.R 2,798]

I dont have a lurcher........i have a whippet

 

Too delicate to be jumping !!

[baw 4,360]

only fence i would lift them over is them f*ckin razor sharp double fences,if the dog has not already jumped it.....or a deer fence due to the height,but my dog has been known to jump them on some quarry

 

How do you lift it over a deer fence mate? I'd love to see that.

[B.P.R 2,798]

Teaching a dog to jump is one of the easiest lessons your gonna teach it, if you can't do that............

 

Anyone who has took an old dog out a walk with you knows how restricting and f*****g annoying it is.

 

Cant teach a dog to jump when its stuck in the house for 5 months

[baw 4,360]

I've started teaching every pup I've owned in the house mate. Throwing pair of socks and blocking its way with my leg. By time they've had their jag at 12 weeks they f*****g love jumping.

[pip1968 2,490]

nothing better than seeing a lurcher jumping fences while chasing a rabbit

[B.P.R 2,798]

Yep i see what your saying. Done it with my lurcher pup

 

But the whippet was house bound with 2 broken legs and im sure you can understand once she was walking the last thing she would have been doing was jumping

Edited January 17, 2013 by Blue Pocket Rocket

[baw 4,360]

Lol blue mate, I wasn't aiming my initial comment at you. You said you've taught your other dogs to jump mate so you know how to do it. Obviously there are exemptions like your whippet mate

 

I'd be surprised if the fen guys lurchers can jump

[troter58 1,711]

mine tow jump very well but the bitch will sumtimes just be a stuben twat and refuse from time to time

never seen a dog towing another must be some sight flat batterys are a bugger on these cold mornings

[LaraCroft 863]

I'll put my coat over wire if I can - can save the odd wound. My 2 larger dogs had to learn - there's no way I could lift them over anything. The others learnt in the garden, and the pups by following the group out mooching.

[BIGLURKS 874]

Got a little bitch here that can be a pain in the arse when it comes too jumping but can some times be a life saver I understand what can happen when a dog is off the lead on just a general walk as her brother keeps me fit sprinting 4 fields after the c**t on just a general walk with no knife in the pocket but he can make life very entertaining at times but can put so much more game in the bag maybe just a little more hassle I find if u have too take that extra time too get them too jump then too just do it naturally so even with the hassle I would still prefer my dogs too be able too jump

[jamesmc 582]

only fence i would lift them over is them f*ckin razor sharp double fences,if the dog has not already jumped it.....or a deer fence due to the height,but my dog has been known to jump them on some quarry

 

How do you lift it over a deer fence mate? I'd love to see that.

not easily....but if needs must

[cocker 2,655]

My dogs will jump ANYTHING you're likely to come across in the fields easily and with confidence no excuses, their straight over, i wouldn't have a dog what "won't" jump. i cant think

of many worse vices, except barking and pulling up. there meant to be working dogs, why wrap them up in cotton wool when you can go and buy a chihuahua

[dytkos 17,819]

Start them on small stuff and work up, give them a few months and then a little barrier with you on one side and the dog on the other, encourage them and they'll generally come over.

 

Both my dogs will jump fences, gates etc on command, daytime or nighttime mooching, they'll either go under or over, no problem.

 

Lamping they usually go under gates where possible when were moving from field to field but I much prefer it if they didn't jump a gate or a fence on the chase unless I'm in a position where I can keep them in the beam.

 

Cheers, D.

[baw 4,360]

only fence i would lift them over is them f*ckin razor sharp double fences,if the dog has not already jumped it.....or a deer fence due to the height,but my dog has been known to jump them on some quarry

 

How do you lift it over a deer fence mate? I'd love to see that.

not easily....but if needs must

 

I know what your saying mate