Dog Not Taking Notice Of Rabbits

[Its_grim_up_norf 577]

Came in from work to find out that mine was in my daughters rabbit hutch earlier licking the rabbits face whilst the rabbit sat and let her. Took her down the woods like old yeller. There's no hope for dogs like that

 

She's the same age as yours. At the minute were doing a bit of retrieving. She sits and stays but apart from that I'm getting her in the woods or out in the fields and moors and letting her roam to her hearts content. Taking everything in, and learning about the world is more important at a young age. Basics yeah. But just let them be a pup.

[lurcherman887 178]

 

 

Scruff and pin

I think scruff, grip the shoulder (you know like another dog would) and then pin to the floor until it stops screaming it's bollocks off

Give it a try tommrow mate atvb

[zor 4]

Ok I asked for that she's easy to train to be honest recall sit and retrieve coming on nicely atb everyone no more silly questions from me

No such thing as a silly question mate, just silly answers.

[jeppi26 1,855]

Get some one to give you a rabbit (dead) and beat the dog round the head afew times did the trick for me mate

[mushroom 12,921]

Get some one to give you a rabbit (dead) and beat the dog round the head afew times did the trick for me mate

Ah the old beatwithadeadrabbittechnique

[Its_grim_up_norf 577]

 

Get some one to give you a rabbit (dead) and beat the dog round the head afew times did the trick for me mate

Ah the old beatwithadeadrabbittechnique

 

 

text book stuff...

Edited February 10, 2014 by Its_grim_up_norf

[roybo 2,873]

Haha you lot know your stuff

Try an e collar too great for the stubborn ones

[keepdiggin 9,561]

WOW

[jeppi26 1,855]

 

Get some one to give you a rabbit (dead) and beat the dog round the head afew times did the trick for me mate

 

Ah the old beatwithadeadrabbittechnique

Well I said it works for me what I ment is he just runs off with them and eats them anyone no how to stop it???? Av tryed everything apart from beat it to near death with a big stick

[mushroom 12,921]

 

 

Get some one to give you a rabbit (dead) and beat the dog round the head afew times did the trick for me mate

Ah the old beatwithadeadrabbittechnique

Well I said it works for me what I ment is he just runs off with them and eats them anyone no how to stop it???? Av tryed everything apart from beat it to near death with a big stick

 

If you tie a piece of cord around it's throat tight but not too tight we want it to breathe but not be able to swallow it should stop it Also if you leave said cord with a long trail it makes it easier to catch and beat the fuucker

 

ATVB Shroom

[quantox 46]

 

 

 

Get some one to give you a rabbit (dead) and beat the dog round the head afew times did the trick for me mate

Ah the old beatwithadeadrabbittechnique

Well I said it works for me what I ment is he just runs off with them and eats them anyone no how to stop it???? Av tryed everything apart from beat it to near death with a big stick

 

If you tie a piece of cord around it's throat tight but not too tight we want it to breathe but not be able to swallow it should stop it Also if you leave said cord with a long trail it makes it easier to catch and beat the fuucker

 

ATVB Shroom

 

abit like the chinese fishing with birds

[skycat 6,173]

Depending on the breeding, many pups just don't have the instinct or abilities to look further than their nose at this age. Their primary sense when young is smell, and I find that most of my pups have their noses glued to the ground, and fail to see rabbits hopping about up the field. Don't worry about it at all: your pup will start seeing those rabbits soon enough: then you'll be better off encouraging it to play with you rather than letting it chase rabbits it has no chance of catching. Chasing rabbits when young is all very well, but disheartening to a pup if if continually fails to catch.

 

If you can, take it ferreting now, just for half an hour or so. If you can't do this, then get an old rabbit skin, dried, and have fun hiding it in a hedge and getting the pup to sniff it out, with much encouragement from you. The spotting rabbits in the distance will come with age, hopefully not before the pup has got enough physical maturity to stand a chance of actually catching what it chases.