Modern Terms

[shaaark 10,694]

Just been thinking of the terms used in todays working dog scene. I can think of a few such as ; prey drive, wind, teeth, pilot dog lol, and my personal bugbear 'smash'! When did these terms start to be used, and are there any more?

Feel free to add your own or any that could give us something to laugh at

 

[tb25 4,627]

aye i allways giggle when i here the term..SMASH. lol

[BIGLURKS 874]

What is a pilot dog when it's at home

[shaaark 10,694]

Pilot dog, Lol yeah I'd never heard of it either until recently. South hams hunter off here posted about it, caused a few good laughs and some leg pulling.

Using an older dog to show a pup the ropes, something along those lines anyway lol

Edited June 26, 2014 by shaaark

[neil cooney 10,416]

Years ago all you needed to describe a lurcher was H J K C and R H F D.

And every lurcher for sale could do all these ,LOL, a bit like nowadays.

[Tiny 7 1,694]

Same as he's a "machine"

[Guest vin]

Years ago all you needed to describe a lurcher was H J K C and R H F D.

And every lurcher for sale could do all these ,LOL, a bit like nowadays.

 

H.J.K.C all F+F ... what it said on my 1st trip to buy a dog.

[socks 32,253]

Prey drive has been used for a long time .......

[STRANGER 948]

'Will run through walls to get his game'

 

Will he aye??

I'l take 3

[STRANGER 948]

No reverse gear

[Brigzy 1,298]

Prey drive has been used for a long time .......

As has "wind"; although I attribute "smash" to the "Triple T" crowd; Teenagers, Track Suits and Trainers !!!!

[slip lead 862]

"He/she is like a coiled spring"

Something you don't here said anymore

[alan81 110]

prey drive is an older term than anyone on here along with game/gameness probably the oldest term of them all.

[socks 32,253]

Can turn on a sixpence must be up there with the oldest ..........

[Guest vin]

Can turn on a sixpence must be up there with the oldest ..........

 

CAN CATCH PIGEONS