Couple Of Pics Of The Dog

[Ausnick 190]

 

I know you might think its pretty funny that I use a Dane to hunt but you would actually be surprised at how good he is considering. Despite his size he actually is good at turning, stopping etc. We have very little choice in Australia as to what we hunt with, most breeders would never sell a dog into a hunting home and I don't fancy lying through my teeth to get a dog that's bred for the bench. Most dogs used in my part of the world are 35kg-60kg in weight so he's nothing unusual here.

 

He comes out regularly with us and always does his fair share of the work without fail. I'm happy to say only two rabbits have ever outrun him. Not only can he hunt rabbits, he will also catch and hold boar, bring down a kangaroo or emu and does a pretty good job on foxes and wild dogs too.

 

We also have a young dane bitch pup that's just starting to work and she is getting the hang of things, should turn out to be a nice little dog too

 

As previously mentioned if you think the thread doesn't belong here, feel free to move it elsewhere. I did state that he is not a lurched not sight hound, however as he is used for the same tasks as the aforementioned I thought it the more fitting forum.

 

 

Boar , kangaroo , Ostrich !!!!!! as well as wild dogs and feral cats , fek off ! rabbits was a bit far fetched ,

You missed crocodiles out you dim witted ,boomerang throwing , Abo shagging LIAR

Boar, Roos and cats don't take much catching. I doubt the dog gets emus, wild dogs and foxes unless its ran with a quicker dog.

[Hot Meat 3,109]

Stan take off the Bermuda shorts an calm down lol

[mooney1 120]

 

I know you might think its pretty funny that I use a Dane to hunt but you would actually be surprised at how good he is considering. Despite his size he actually is good at turning, stopping etc. We have very little choice in Australia as to what we hunt with, most breeders would never sell a dog into a hunting home and I don't fancy lying through my teeth to get a dog that's bred for the bench. Most dogs used in my part of the world are 35kg-60kg in weight so he's nothing unusual here.

 

He comes out regularly with us and always does his fair share of the work without fail. I'm happy to say only two rabbits have ever outrun him. Not only can he hunt rabbits, he will also catch and hold boar, bring down a kangaroo or emu and does a pretty good job on foxes and wild dogs too.

 

We also have a young dane bitch pup that's just starting to work and she is getting the hang of things, should turn out to be a nice little dog too

 

As previously mentioned if you think the thread doesn't belong here, feel free to move it elsewhere. I did state that he is not a lurched not sight hound, however as he is used for the same tasks as the aforementioned I thought it the more fitting forum.

 

 

Boar , kangaroo , Ostrich !!!!!! as well as wild dogs and feral cats , fek off ! rabbits was a bit far fetched ,

You missed crocodiles out you dim witted ,boomerang throwing , Abo shagging LIAR

hahaaaaa go on lad!!!!

[Astanley 11,568]

FFS have you seen the photos ,? I am in better nick than that dog !!! not a mark on it , Its never caught fek all ,and he must think we have just fell out of the stupid tree if he thinks anyone is going to believe that load of absolute crap.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

FFS have you seen the photos ,? I am in better nick than that dog !!! not a mark on it , Its never caught fek all ,and he must think we have just fell out of the stupid tree if he thinks anyone is going to believe that load of absolute crap.

It's so good it doesn't get marked up

[Astanley 11,568]

 

FFS have you seen the photos ,? I am in better nick than that dog !!! not a mark on it , Its never caught fek all ,and he must think we have just fell out of the stupid tree if he thinks anyone is going to believe that load of absolute crap.

It's so good it doesn't get marked up

 

Its a big steaming pile of didgereedoo

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

 

I know you might think its pretty funny that I use a Dane to hunt but you would actually be surprised at how good he is considering. Despite his size he actually is good at turning, stopping etc. We have very little choice in Australia as to what we hunt with, most breeders would never sell a dog into a hunting home and I don't fancy lying through my teeth to get a dog that's bred for the bench. Most dogs used in my part of the world are 35kg-60kg in weight so he's nothing unusual here.

 

He comes out regularly with us and always does his fair share of the work without fail. I'm happy to say only two rabbits have ever outrun him. Not only can he hunt rabbits, he will also catch and hold boar, bring down a kangaroo or emu and does a pretty good job on foxes and wild dogs too.

 

We also have a young dane bitch pup that's just starting to work and she is getting the hang of things, should turn out to be a nice little dog too

 

As previously mentioned if you think the thread doesn't belong here, feel free to move it elsewhere. I did state that he is not a lurched not sight hound, however as he is used for the same tasks as the aforementioned I thought it the more fitting forum.

 

 

 

Boar , kangaroo , Ostrich !!!!!! as well as wild dogs and feral cats , fek off ! rabbits was a bit far fetched ,

You missed crocodiles out you dim witted ,boomerang throwing , Abo shagging LIAR

 

 

FFS - I was seriously thinking of trying one of these great danes for the rabbits around here.....

[bedx 51]

i went for it hook line and sinker :-)

[david.kean.21 34]

hats off to you astanley made me laugh there