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if the dog runs the land a lot it will adapt to it my dog runs that sort of land every day and can do its job i can take it on sheep fields on the lamp it will do its job and catch the more different terrain the dog is ran the better it will get . :thumbs: atb

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In my opinion,...the hallmark of a successful and long lived hunting dog, is its innate ability to adapt....   The same goes for a hunting man... ..

if the dog runs the land a lot it will adapt to it my dog runs that sort of land every day and can do its job i can take it on sheep fields on the lamp it will do its job and catch the more different

What, like how does the type of ground run on, affect the dogs performance, as in catch rate etc?

No I was asking about catch rate and the ground they run on And the dogs you run on it

Catch rate will depend on a dogs ability to adapt to the ground, my old bitch will anticipate a lot of runs on some "blind" runs when she only see's the rabbit get up. This can lead to the dog sometimes looking silly but a dog that can adapt will put a few away.

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The type of ground depends on the dog u run too how good ur dog is too ur catch ratio and a lot of the country varies we have dairy land arable land too sheep land and forestry blocks too golf courses all within 10 miles of my house so more then just land affects ur catch ratio

 

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Within expectations I would agree but certain folks all rounder type of dog varies a dog that is 26tts and above is what I would call a all rounder

Rubbish !!
why rubbish not too mean the height in specific but that range of height in general before u tell me u have a 25 tts dog that does everything but as a general rule of thumb my personal experience for a dog too do certain quarry singlehanded on different types of land yes a 22tts whippet just dosnt cut it
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good dogs kill them any where ive a 3/4 saluki catches rabbits every day walking local on small land and can take her on big land and she kills long ears there :thumbs:

You run on big land, you kept that quiet..... :laugh:

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Within expectations I would agree but certain folks all rounder type of dog varies a dog that is 26tts and above is what I would call a all rounder

Rubbish !!
why rubbish not too mean the height in specific but that range of height in general before u tell me u have a 25 tts dog that does everything but as a general rule of thumb my personal experience for a dog too do certain quarry singlehanded on different types of land yes a 22tts whippet just dosnt cut it

 

Who mentioned whippets?

 

A good strong 24 tts dog will handle most stuff, most dogs of any size will struggle with big bucks, these all rounders ain't as prelevant as people like to think.

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Within expectations I would agree but certain folks all rounder type of dog varies a dog that is 26tts and above is what I would call a all rounder

Rubbish !!

 

On rabbit, hare and fox I'd agree with you but for bigger quarry too......... I'd say a big dog can stop small quarry easier than a medium sized dog could stop bigger stuff.

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