Working Lurcher needed.

[Guest joe ox]

I know this is a long shot at this time of year. Due to injurys my lamping partner is after a working lurcher. The dog should be able to retrieve all quarry, it will be going to a good working home + it will have a home for life if it is a good worker. Please pm any details.

Edited November 12, 2007 by joe ox

[Guest markbrick1]

hey joey you think a serious workin lad would have backup this time of yr,mark

[Guest joe ox]

hey joey you think a serious workin lad would have backup this time of yr,mark

 

I always look forward to your replys markprick1 there so informative and helpfull

[Guest markbrick1]

hey joey you think a serious workin lad would have backup this time of yr,mark

 

I always look forward to your replys markprick1 there so informative and helpfull

it was only a joke but you have to take it serious markanyway thought there would be loads of top class workin dogs up your way esp on hunting life people givin up after 1 season,mark

[Guest joe ox]

it was only a joke but you have to take it serious markanyway thought there would be loads of top class workin dogs up your way esp on hunting life people givin up after 1 season,mark

 

I wasnt taking it serious its my dry sense of humour mark

[Meerihunter 7]

This is why I keep Salukis they don't get as many injuries, its sickening at this time of year.

[Guest joe ox]

Its especially sickening this time of year when the decent lamping weather we have been waiting for for weeks is starting to arrive!

[snoopdog 1,256]

This is why I keep Salukis they don't get as many injuries, its sickening at this time of year.

salukis get injuries just as much as any other breed if they are worked hard its all part off the game ...a lamp dog is pron to more injuries for obvious reasons its working in artificial light and is more likey to hit ..or run into somthing ........not saying you dont work your dogs hard but all running dogs will get injuried at one time or another no matter what breed ........but like i say the lamp dog is more likely to pick up more ..imho

[Guest joe ox]

Well said SD.

[Guest markbrick1]

well dont agree with snoopydog much,but the lamping dog is more prone to injury then any other thats why i keep 3 decent ones all yr round,mark

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

'Lamping can be Dangerous'....

[Meerihunter 7]

I have a cold laser unit, portamag and pure Saluki's all in an attempt to avoid layoff due to injuries.

 

Heavy rain here the now and we have been badly needing it. The sowings have been like fields of rumble, broken toes just waiting to happen!

 

We were out 2 night back with my Saluki pup and my O/H's beddyX and he reinjured a previously damaged toe, he is lying in the portamag as we speak.

[snoopdog 1,256]

well dont agree with snoopydog much,but the lamping dog is more prone to injury then any other thats why i keep 3 decent ones all yr round,mark

the only thing we dont agree on is chaseing plastic bags round a show ring ..i think we agree on most other things mark

[suluki 2]

i keep for dogs and some times i have no dog to run due to cuts and nocks. 1 of them things!!

[Guest markbrick1]

well dont agree with snoopydog much,but the lamping dog is more prone to injury then any other thats why i keep 3 decent ones all yr round,mark

the only thing we dont agree on is chaseing plastic bags round a show ring ..i think we agree on most other things mark

yea i know but the plastic bags were fun for the summer,i proved that workin dogs are better then purpose bred plastic bag chasin ghxwh s at this sport winnin more then any other dogs through out the season,anyway ive finished that now and it will be a long time before i do it again,anyway lancashire on friday with my young black bitch to see what she can do on the long ears,mark