Dog Entering By Mistake

[bobby blackheart 1,209]

agreed i would only ever use 1 of my own dogs if 1 of mine was in that situation-you have to know your dogs 100%

[yorkshire-kid 44]

Thanks lads. I will be purchasing one! I just wanted to know "in case" for now I will be avoiding any areas that are likely to hold fox.

[yorkshire-kid 44]

Or keep him on the lead

[gonetoearth 5,144]

Or keep him on the lead

. Or post what if lol

[yorkshire-kid 44]

 

Or keep him on the lead

. Or post what if lol

you would knock a lad for not knowing so don't knock him for asking!

[gonetoearth 5,144]

 

 

Or keep him on the lead

. Or post what if lol

you would knock a lad for not knowing so don't knock him for asking!

. Carnt you read or cant you understand you should have said what if as every one thought you had a trapped terrier Edited November 8, 2013 by gonetoearth

[bobby blackheart 1,209]

 

 

Or keep him on the lead

. Or post what if lol

you would knock a lad for not knowing so don't knock him for asking!

 

fair point that

[yorkshire-kid 44]

 

 

 

Or keep him on the lead

. Or post what if lol

you would knock a lad for not knowing so don't knock him for asking!

. Carnt you read or cant you understand you should have said what if as every one thought you had a trapped terrier

just you that thinks that. I'm not hear to argue was just trying to learn and be prepared for any situation

[gonetoearth 5,144]

Get somebody who knows what they're doing to help, even better if you're a member of a terrier club. Why are you asking?

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[gonetoearth 5,144]

if its not sounding and you cant hear it ,then collar up another dog-make sure its an all out BAYER-thats all i can suggest mate.atb with it.

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[yorkshire-kid 44]

It's only you that is making a fuss. So what if I'm only asking least in the future if it ever happens I will know what to do /how to avoid it/ give my self the best chances. What would you rather me do start a post and wait for a reply as my dog is to ground don't think so pal.

[gonetoearth 5,144]

It's only you that is making a fuss. So what if I'm only asking least in the future if it ever happens I will know what to do /how to avoid it/ give my self the best chances. What would you rather me do start a post and wait for a reply as my dog is to ground don't think so pal.

. No ones making a fuss read again MY OR POST WHAT IF LOL. You came back with. Whine yorkie. Lol. Good luck with you terries though

[yorkshire-kid 44]

Atb

[neil cooney 10,416]

It always amazes me why someone would get a breed of dog that's been bred for many generations to go to ground for maybe many hours.

Not only could you loose your terrier but you could also end up yourself in front of the Magistrate for interfering with a badger sett.

Not only that but when a terrier goes to ground while out bushing you'll probably have to make a trip back to a vehicle to get tools to find and dig to your terrier.

What's to stop the terrier bolting it's quarry and following it. When you get back your terrier might be miles away.

Anyways, a good springer spaniel makes a better dog in covert than any terrier, plus they're more obedient.

 

Mind you, the way a lot of terriers are bred nowadays if one got to ground on you you just wait 15 or 20 minutes and it will be out beside you.

[yorkshire-kid 44]

Well my pat wasn't bred out of earth dogs and his bushing style suits me so I'm happy with my choice. I started the subject to help myself and my dogs in the field. About the "badger situation" there are non on my permission and I avoid them like the plague I don't even look twice at one never mind let my dog off near one. So if my dog came out of a fox set after 15 mins that would be ideal! Thanks yorkshire-kid