Going Buying A Lurcher Thursday

[Belfasthunter 12]

Get yourself a real young pup and rear it up yourself then it'll be the dog you want it to be wont be no1 else's problem best way to do it is yourself

[border lad 1,047]

Wait your time, buy a pup, from working stock, If its mainly for rabbits, the best in my opinion, is a good collie x if you are hunting Ireland, smallish fields,

rushes, Banks, you could not beat a good 3/4 grey 1/4 collie, (( beardie))) if you can find them, Leave that mongrel bull, wheaton,deerhound, and what ever else is suppossed to be in the mix, LET THE MAN KEEP HIS PROBLEM, rear your own pup, train it to the way you want to work with it, (((( ask yourself why does the man want to sell it now, ((((( there is a problem in him,,,, and he is looking for a soft touch to off load, (((( but I suppose your hands are burning to go and buy some one elses rubbish, (((( we have all been there, NO QUICK FIXES, NO INSTANT COFFEE, start from the base, buy a pup,,,, you will have much greater satisfaction, than buying some ones else problem,

[bullx100% 681]

Like what's already been said mate get a pup....them dogs are on done deal,,preloved,,petsforhomes ,gumtree,,,,there on there for a reason....and just because they say it's genuine don't mean it is.....infact 99% the time there not???trust me I learnt the hard way,,,,unless u no the person who reared and owned it or some one you no well who can vouch for them then don't bother.....some people will tell you whatever you want to here to get you to buy there dog......be carefull play it safe and get a pup.....tab in what you decidec

[baw 4,360]

bring him in a field full of sheep see what way he goes.

Spot on. My advice would be, don't touch it with a barge pole. Johnny hit it on the head, get a pup and bond with it. And if you've never had a dog before, ffs get a book and at least learn how to lead train it

[Danielm7353 3]

That's the problem in Ireland there is few litters to choose from they aren't bred that often

[nothernlite 18,089]

cross the water then

[Sweeney 316]

That's the problem in Ireland there is few litters to choose from they aren't bred that often

To be fair mate if you only want it for bunnys any collie cross will catch rabbits, to be fair if I was after just a bunny dog I would even maybe just look at getting a whippet. Ain't many rabbits that would get away from a whippet that's for sure. Iworkwhippets take a look at his posts, absolute cracker of a dog on the bunnys

[Flacko 1,747]

11 month Colly grey on here for sale check it out

[Danielm7353 3]

I rang your man wedensday night to confirm that u would be going and he hung up and text me back that the dog was sold after he giving me his word a glorified. B####X another donedeal waster

[socks 32,253]

I rang your man wedensday night to confirm that u would be going and he hung up and text me back that the dog was sold after he giving me his word a glorified. B####X another donedeal waster

Probably done you a favour .........

[andy97 209]

at a 9 month old still plenty of time tobond ive bought a 9month old w/bgxsn pefect for what i want should make good alrounder i think if i only wanted rabbits id get a whippet but you never no what you might see on a night out maybe the odd rat