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thinking of getting a trained gundog just wandered what peoples views are on dogs being kenneled on their own!!??

most lurcher and terrier lads keep there dogs seperated in kennels as long as they get the stimulation they require i carn`t see there being any problem

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and if a dog was brought into the house do you think it would affect its training working ability??

no, i have dogs both in kennels and in the house the only diffence being i dont get covered in dog hair from them in the kennels :laugh:

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and if a dog was brought into the house do you think it would affect its training working ability??

no, i have dogs both in kennels and in the house the only diffence being i dont get covered in dog hair from them in the kennels :laugh:

 

Same here, someone told me when i first got Tex not to let him in the house because it'll soften him up :rolleyes:

 

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I always keep a new pup in the house for a few weeks/Month to socialise and teach him manners, then introduce him slowly to the kennel, a few hours at first then add an hour here and there till he feels happy, just remember to keep him occupied as a pup boredem can send them stir crazy its important as a pup to create a good strong bond and keep there minds occupied, they will learn when its time to rest and play.Its true what others say they are equally as good in or out the main difference being they are harder outside and get use to the elements. there is some say that a house dog gets use to you more and your habits, but at the same time an outside dog gets so excited to see you when you go out to them there more willing to please, but this is open to discussion.

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