Opineons Heavy Or Light Tall Or Small

[trigger2 3,146]

i am lucky enof to have axses to some realy good rabbit dogs and bitches of very us sizes im wanting to breed the best rabbiting litter that i can i want masive staminer and a realy good catch rate with a dog that can cope on all tipes of land be it flat or ruff as hell so when you get the odd night and you get the chance of a big night you have the right dog at your side.

 

jest one dering what you guy that get a few bunnys would go for size wise heavy or light tall or small??????????? all dogs that would be bred from are a mix of collie bull grey sall whippet.

 

what works for you??

in my opinion dave once you go over 27tts i think in 9 out of 10 cases you start to lose that little bit of agility sometimes required to pick up rabbits on flat land. on the rough land it wouldnt be noticed but when it comes to the flat land the dog might look as though it is lacking something. thats when decent bit of brain is required in a dog to make up for its slight running/agility disadvantage.

 

i prefer a bigger steadier dog because i think they can just take that little bit more when needed o.k they might not look has impressive as a lighter faster built dog on a rabbit but has long has the dog is doing the job and getting results i dont really care how good it looks on something. its what its put in the bag at the end of the week that concerns me.

[Flacko 1,755]

DL your cesar makes our Roy look like a little whippet in that pic,lol atb Flacko

[D Lloyd 2,790]

 

i am lucky enof to have axses to some realy good rabbit dogs and bitches of very us sizes im wanting to breed the best rabbiting litter that i can i want masive staminer and a realy good catch rate with a dog that can cope on all tipes of land be it flat or ruff as hell so when you get the odd night and you get the chance of a big night you have the right dog at your side.

 

jest one dering what you guy that get a few bunnys would go for size wise heavy or light tall or small??????????? all dogs that would be bred from are a mix of collie bull grey sall whippet.

 

what works for you??

in my opinion dave once you go over 27tts i think in 9 out of 10 cases you start to lose that little bit of agility sometimes required to pick up rabbits on flat land. on the rough land it wouldnt be noticed but when it comes to the flat land the dog might look as though it is lacking something. thats when decent bit of brain is required in a dog to make up for its slight running/agility disadvantage.

 

i prefer a bigger steadier dog because i think they can just take that little bit more when needed o.k they might not look has impressive as a lighter faster built dog on a rabbit but has long has the dog is doing the job and getting results i dont really care how good it looks on something. its what its put in the bag at the end of the week that concerns me.

 

some good points trigger

[roybo 2,873]

DL your cesar makes our Roy look like a little whippet in that pic,lol atb Flacko

still can't believe you called him Roy lol

[D Lloyd 2,790]

DL your cesar makes our Roy look like a little whippet in that pic,lol atb Flacko

lol roy.if you had my food bill for him you would not be happy lol

[bunnys 1,228]

good points made there trigger , steady his a big plus in the requirements needed ,plus a very good brain atb bunnys.

[trigger2 3,146]

 

 

i am lucky enof to have axses to some realy good rabbit dogs and bitches of very us sizes im wanting to breed the best rabbiting litter that i can i want masive staminer and a realy good catch rate with a dog that can cope on all tipes of land be it flat or ruff as hell so when you get the odd night and you get the chance of a big night you have the right dog at your side.

 

jest one dering what you guy that get a few bunnys would go for size wise heavy or light tall or small??????????? all dogs that would be bred from are a mix of collie bull grey sall whippet.

 

what works for you??

in my opinion dave once you go over 27tts i think in 9 out of 10 cases you start to lose that little bit of agility sometimes required to pick up rabbits on flat land. on the rough land it wouldnt be noticed but when it comes to the flat land the dog might look as though it is lacking something. thats when decent bit of brain is required in a dog to make up for its slight running/agility disadvantage.

 

i prefer a bigger steadier dog because i think they can just take that little bit more when needed o.k they might not look has impressive as a lighter faster built dog on a rabbit but has long has the dog is doing the job and getting results i dont really care how good it looks on something. its what its put in the bag at the end of the week that concerns me.

 

some good points trigger

 

i would look at the land i work the most and go for the dog best suited for it as you have to lose out a little one way or the other. those dogs of yours are nicely built but in my opinion could do with being a little bigger. having said that i prefer a bigger dog for working myself.

[D Lloyd 2,790]

 

 

 

i am lucky enof to have axses to some realy good rabbit dogs and bitches of very us sizes im wanting to breed the best rabbiting litter that i can i want masive staminer and a realy good catch rate with a dog that can cope on all tipes of land be it flat or ruff as hell so when you get the odd night and you get the chance of a big night you have the right dog at your side.

 

jest one dering what you guy that get a few bunnys would go for size wise heavy or light tall or small??????????? all dogs that would be bred from are a mix of collie bull grey sall whippet.

 

what works for you??

in my opinion dave once you go over 27tts i think in 9 out of 10 cases you start to lose that little bit of agility sometimes required to pick up rabbits on flat land. on the rough land it wouldnt be noticed but when it comes to the flat land the dog might look as though it is lacking something. thats when decent bit of brain is required in a dog to make up for its slight running/agility disadvantage.

 

i prefer a bigger steadier dog because i think they can just take that little bit more when needed o.k they might not look has impressive as a lighter faster built dog on a rabbit but has long has the dog is doing the job and getting results i dont really care how good it looks on something. its what its put in the bag at the end of the week that concerns me.

 

some good points trigger

 

i would look at the land i work the most and go for the dog best suited for it as you have to lose out a little one way or the other. those dogs of yours are nicely built but in my opinion could do with being a little bigger. having said that i prefer a bigger dog for working myself.

 

it will be good to see what my pup will do up here he will be a bigger dog than my others. 26inch+ i now it sounds big for rabbits but its the land hes got to run on