Big bald beautiful 1,231 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 take them out and brake them on a lead to Rabbits........ what do you hunt with em then Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 since those early days i have learned plenty and have a great love and understanding of working Lurchers, training dogs to a high standard not happy if i could not walk a dog at heal past game no lead without it running in let alone chasing sheep lol love Beardie border x greyhounds and would love to hear the merits and faults of other base line crosses Sight Hounds have there place but let me here from you Lurcher boys couldnt walk by any game with mine of the lead f--k me they would have it in the bag well done if you can do that Thats the whole point of training em before you run them would never work a Dog till its second summer or a Ferret to be honest, most working stock is ruined before its got its Adult teeth, hold a Ferret back a year treat it like a pet then tell me I am wrong, Skulkers be a thing of the past!! but back to dogs any man and his brother can get a running dog bred dog to chase takes skill to tell them when they can do it and really starts the grey matter up ie stalking and not running at gear they could never catch like 300 yards away sitting just off a hedge Like to think mine's are well schooled....and I probably demand more in the way of obedience/training than a lot of folk....try telling mine that it isn't 'game on' when there's fur on the go and you'll be wasting your time.... I would never work a dog in the summer.....and it appears you would....good job we're all different.... you got me wrong on that one bro, said i would not work a dog till its second summer not that i work my dogs through the summer and i would be able to call one of mine off a run after they started, and to be honest its easy if you take your time mine dont even no there working dogs till there around 12 months and the last of my training is to take them out and brake them on a lead to Rabbits, then its just a case of a little hiss on when the times right Were you on here before under another name? I seem to remember another super trainer, whose dogs were broken to rabbits, and could be called off, mid chase, with a magic word. . . . . Personally I think you are either the greatest dog trainer the world has seen, you are somewhat exaggerating or you're just plain fecking nuts . . . . . Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 Another piss take thread? Quote Link to post
milknhony 5 Posted July 27, 2013 Author Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 come on you lurcher people, tell me about your dogs nose not how it pulls on the lead, dead keen like Shut up you fool a fool i may be, but Lurchers i love, looking for some info on heavy base line lurchers not the ones standing on there back legs screaming like f**k for a run Quote Link to post
dogs-n-natives 1,182 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 heavy base line lurchers, ie, not the ones standing on their back legs? Obviously 2 Quote Link to post
milknhony 5 Posted July 27, 2013 Author Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 really you find it so hard to get your head round, that you can train a dog to run on command, think about it have any of you got a dog that dont kill chickens or ferrets or your daughters cat well f***ing click it on and it wont take much and it will stone dead, was really looking to chew the fat with some Lurcher boys but hey dont look like thats gonna happen! please tell me one of you gets what im talking about for fucks sake 2 Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 come on you lurcher people, tell me about your dogs nose not how it pulls on the lead, dead keen like Shut up you fool a fool i may be, but Lurchers i love, looking for some info on heavy base line lurchers not the ones standing on there back legs screaming like f**k for a run Aye, then heavy bass line lurchers, are fiends for the Ketamine. . . .and I find it calms them right down . . . . Quote Link to post
BORDERSCOT 3,816 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 since those early days i have learned plenty and have a great love and understanding of working Lurchers, training dogs to a high standard not happy if i could not walk a dog at heal past game no lead without it running in let alone chasing sheep lol love Beardie border x greyhounds and would love to hear the merits and faults of other base line crosses Sight Hounds have there place but let me here from you Lurcher boys couldnt walk by any game with mine of the lead f--k me they would have it in the bag well done if you can do that Thats the whole point of training em before you run them would never work a Dog till its second summer or a Ferret to be honest, most working stock is ruined before its got its Adult teeth, hold a Ferret back a year treat it like a pet then tell me I am wrong, Skulkers be a thing of the past!! but back to dogs any man and his brother can get a running dog bred dog to chase takes skill to tell them when they can do it and really starts the grey matter up ie stalking and not running at gear they could never catch like 300 yards away sitting just off a hedge Like to think mine's are well schooled....and I probably demand more in the way of obedience/training than a lot of folk....try telling mine that it isn't 'game on' when there's fur on the go and you'll be wasting your time.... I would never work a dog in the summer.....and it appears you would....good job we're all different.... you got me wrong on that one bro, said i would not work a dog till its second summer not that i work my dogs through the summer and i would be able to call one of mine off a run after they started, and to be honest its easy if you take your time mine dont even no there working dogs till there around 12 months and the last of my training is to take them out and brake them on a lead to Rabbits, then its just a case of a little hiss on when the times right Another wind up/piss take/anti....kick on mate.... Quote Link to post
nothernlite 18,080 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 since those early days i have learned plenty and have a great love and understanding of working Lurchers, training dogs to a high standard not happy if i could not walk a dog at heal past game no lead without it running in let alone chasing sheep lol love Beardie border x greyhounds and would love to hear the merits and faults of other base line crosses Sight Hounds have there place but let me here from you Lurcher boys couldnt walk by any game with mine of the lead f--k me they would have it in the bag well done if you can do that Thats the whole point of training em before you run them would never work a Dog till its second summer or a Ferret to be honest, most working stock is ruined before its got its Adult teeth, hold a Ferret back a year treat it like a pet then tell me I am wrong, Skulkers be a thing of the past!! but back to dogs any man and his brother can get a running dog bred dog to chase takes skill to tell them when they can do it and really starts the grey matter up ie stalking and not running at gear they could never catch like 300 yards away sitting just off a hedge f--k that stalking carry on as for ruined before there aldult teeth are through ffs get a grip is your second name woodhouse as for sending your dog to take a rabbit 300 yards away sitting at a hedge lol Quote Link to post
foresterj 1,096 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 What purpose does this hyper-control serve in a working environment for you and how often do you need to stop them mid chase, what type of reinforcement is on offer that the dog finds more appealing than the actual chase? Just curious. Quote Link to post
jamesmc 582 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 What a load of shite......you ain't got a fcukin clue what yer talking about mate,and nobody else has either....jog on....lol.. Quote Link to post
milknhony 5 Posted July 27, 2013 Author Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 since those early days i have learned plenty and have a great love and understanding of working Lurchers, training dogs to a high standard not happy if i could not walk a dog at heal past game no lead without it running in let alone chasing sheep lol love Beardie border x greyhounds and would love to hear the merits and faults of other base line crosses Sight Hounds have there place but let me here from you Lurcher boys couldnt walk by any game with mine of the lead f--k me they would have it in the bag well done if you can do that Thats the whole point of training em before you run them would never work a Dog till its second summer or a Ferret to be honest, most working stock is ruined before its got its Adult teeth, hold a Ferret back a year treat it like a pet then tell me I am wrong, Skulkers be a thing of the past!! but back to dogs any man and his brother can get a running dog bred dog to chase takes skill to tell them when they can do it and really starts the grey matter up ie stalking and not running at gear they could never catch like 300 yards away sitting just off a hedge f--k that stalking carry on as for ruined before there aldult teeth are through ffs get a grip is your second name woodhouse as for sending your dog to take a rabbit 300 yards away sitting at a hedge lol if you read what i said, the whole point of training a dog was that it did not run 300 yards up a hedge to try and catch a bunny it could never catch, hands up i give up wanted to talk lurchers with like minded people but seems that aint gonna happen, point and shot boys happy hunting is there not one person out there with clue what im on about Quote Link to post
nothernlite 18,080 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 since those early days i have learned plenty and have a great love and understanding of working Lurchers, training dogs to a high standard not happy if i could not walk a dog at heal past game no lead without it running in let alone chasing sheep lol love Beardie border x greyhounds and would love to hear the merits and faults of other base line crosses Sight Hounds have there place but let me here from you Lurcher boys couldnt walk by any game with mine of the lead f--k me they would have it in the bag well done if you can do that Thats the whole point of training em before you run them would never work a Dog till its second summer or a Ferret to be honest, most working stock is ruined before its got its Adult teeth, hold a Ferret back a year treat it like a pet then tell me I am wrong, Skulkers be a thing of the past!! but back to dogs any man and his brother can get a running dog bred dog to chase takes skill to tell them when they can do it and really starts the grey matter up ie stalking and not running at gear they could never catch like 300 yards away sitting just off a hedge f--k that stalking carry on as for ruined before there aldult teeth are through ffs get a grip is your second name woodhouse as for sending your dog to take a rabbit 300 yards away sitting at a hedge lol if you read what i said, the whole point of training a dog was that it did not run 300 yards up a hedge to try and catch a bunny it could never catch, hands up i give up wanted to talk lurchers with like minded people but seems that aint gonna happen, point and shot boys happy hunting is there not one person out there with clue what im on about stand and talk to yourself in a mirror Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted July 27, 2013 Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 since those early days i have learned plenty and have a great love and understanding of working Lurchers, training dogs to a high standard not happy if i could not walk a dog at heal past game no lead without it running in let alone chasing sheep lol love Beardie border x greyhounds and would love to hear the merits and faults of other base line crosses Sight Hounds have there place but let me here from you Lurcher boys couldnt walk by any game with mine of the lead f--k me they would have it in the bag well done if you can do that Thats the whole point of training em before you run them would never work a Dog till its second summer or a Ferret to be honest, most working stock is ruined before its got its Adult teeth, hold a Ferret back a year treat it like a pet then tell me I am wrong, Skulkers be a thing of the past!! but back to dogs any man and his brother can get a running dog bred dog to chase takes skill to tell them when they can do it and really starts the grey matter up ie stalking and not running at gear they could never catch like 300 yards away sitting just off a hedge f--k that stalking carry on as for ruined before there aldult teeth are through ffs get a grip is your second name woodhouse as for sending your dog to take a rabbit 300 yards away sitting at a hedge lol if you read what i said, the whole point of training a dog was that it did not run 300 yards up a hedge to try and catch a bunny it could never catch, hands up i give up wanted to talk lurchers with like minded people but seems that aint gonna happen, point and shot boys happy hunting is there not one person out there with clue what im on about We are not all 'point and shoot boys'. . . . . . but we still don't have a fecking clue what you are on about. . . . and if we did, I doubt it'd be a worth while discussion. . . . as I feel that you are always right and anyone with a difference of opinion is an idiot. . . . . Quote Link to post
milknhony 5 Posted July 27, 2013 Author Report Share Posted July 27, 2013 What purpose does this hyper-control serve in a working environment for you and how often do you need to stop them mid chase, what type of reinforcement is on offer that the dog finds more appealing than the actual chase? Just curious. its as easy to stop a dog chasing bunnys as it is sheep and just as easy to get them running them, the plus side to this leval of control put in simple terms is that in a dogs early hunting days you can help its fieldcraft no end 1 Quote Link to post
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