Buddy Bred Dogs

[shaaark 10,709]

 

Lurcherlad, without wishing to be contentious, you did take that black and tan pup out lamping at 10 months old after only owning her for a couple of days I think, and you were pissed off that it was pulling up at a few bushes! Now, you can get as defensive, aggressive, pissed off etc with people as much as you like, you were given some good, common sense advice and, like most impulsive newcomers that can't wait, or haven't got the patience needed to have half a chance with a dog, you chose to run it TOO YOUNG, TOO SOON, and seemingly without much knowledge of the bitch. Arcticgun gave some good advice, and who better? After all, he did breed it and obviously knows the line well.

Some people will never learn, and aren't cut out for keeping lurchers

yes i no that i should i gave it more of a chance but i never any yes maybe i made the wrong choice by selling it

 

Nice bitch that, I really was interested in her, and you'll probably be kicking yourself this time next year. You keeping track of her and progress etc?

Edited November 1, 2015 by shaaark

[Somewhereyournot 1,117]

 

 

He's had advice and still running hares with 8 months old pup?

You would think he learnt his lesson. Iv also said this before now too..

what are you on about running hares with a 8 month old pup u dinlo c**t? swear some people on the sight just make shit up in there head

you posted about the 8 month old pup you got catching hares? How am I c**t for that lol

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

 

 

He's had advice and still running hares with 8 months old pup?

You would think he learnt his lesson. Iv also said this before now too..

what are you on about running hares with a 8 month old pup u dinlo c**t? swear some people on the sight just make shit up in there head

you posted about the 8 month old pup you got catching hares? How am I c**t for that lol

 

yes i posted the pup retrieved the only hare its ever seen,,i did not go out running hares with the pup i was out walking on land i walk regular that i was 99% sure did not hold hares the pup was off the lead not much i could of done but no you have to twist it and make out i was running the bitch intentionally when that was not true

[Somewhereyournot 1,117]

 

 

 

He's had advice and still running hares with 8 months old pup?

You would think he learnt his lesson. Iv also said this before now too..

 

what are you on about running hares with a 8 month old pup u dinlo c**t? swear some people on the sight just make shit up in there head

you posted about the 8 month old pup you got catching hares? How am I c**t for that lol

yes i posted the pup retrieved the only hare its ever seen,,i did not go out running hares with the pup i was out walking on land i walk regular that i was 99% sure did not hold hares the pup was off the lead not much i could of done but no you have to twist it and make out i was running the bitch intentionally when that was not true

sorry, I thought it was two hares my bad lol

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

okay no it was 1 the only hare the pup has seen iv only gave her 1 run on a rabbit since then like i said i was trying to hold her back it was a genuine mistake

[punner 36]

give the lad a break ffs,

[snappeer 464]

Leave the lad alone all jumping on him like a gang of bullies

[Gareth12 225]

I've not seen any abuse other than from the lad himself. As I've said before if your making a post on a public forum then the whole point is that people will post their personal opinions in reply, otherwise there is no forum.

If those post are showing off your new pup or dog and a week or so later you've got rid then I would of thought it would be fairly likely people are gonna reply on that same thread with their opinions/comments.

I agree this has got a bit petty but by putting posts out there surely we are all inviting others input/comments and criticisms?

I'm sure the lad isn't bothered about my or any other persons posts or opinions on his dogs as I wouldn't be by his comments or opinions of me or my dogs. If he is then I apologise for that and a mod can remove my posts. Cheers

[low plains drifter 10,361]

I've not seen any abuse other than from the lad himself. As I've said before if your making a post on a public forum then the whole point is that people will post their personal opinions in reply, otherwise there is no forum.

If those post are showing off your new pup or dog and a week or so later you've got rid then I would of thought it would be fairly likely people are gonna reply on that same thread with their opinions/comments.

I agree this has got a bit petty but by putting posts out there surely we are all inviting others input/comments and criticisms?

I'm sure the lad isn't bothered about my or any other persons posts or opinions on his dogs as I wouldn't be by his comments or opinions of me or my dogs. If he is then I apologise for that and a mod can remove my posts. Cheers

Good man, now get out and get some colour in them cheeks, you look worse than Alice Cooper with double pneumonia

[bob84 189]

From reading about saluki's and sometimes there crosses it sound like there slow to mature so at ten months old I would have give the dog a bit more time I don't think I could or would judge any dog on one night/day when it could just be have an off day especially at ten months it not a go at anyone just my take on things as I've never owned a saluki's or anything with saluki in it

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

lads on here try to make out i only tried it once that was not the case

[Red Center 165]

From reading about saluki's and sometimes there crosses it sound like there slow to mature so at ten months old I would have give the dog a bit more time I don't think I could or would judge any dog on one night/day when it could just be have an off day especially at ten months it not a go at anyone just my take on things as I've never owned a saluki's or anything with saluki in it

Different lines mature at different rates but from my experience they usually hit their stride between 14-18 months and then start to learn their gears etc. Slowest maturing dogs I've seen were staghound x wolfhound, my uncle had one big male about 10 years ago who was 34 tts and 48kg in hard condition and was fookin useless until he hit 2 years. Just completely uninterested in anything other than running around and playing, pissing on bushes etc and then a couple of days after his 2nd birthday he just switched one and after that he was an absolute machine. Seen him kill 30-40 kg pigs and rag em like they were a rabbit, fook he was a good dog. My uncle is still running his grandkids and reckons they aren't a touch on their granddad

[cocker 2,654]

my bitch direct off buddy, bought her as a 6 week old pup, she's coming up 5 yrs old now,

this hare was first shot and then retrieved on written permission as the law allows

[Hurlock 114]

Very strong for a bitch her cocker. A cracker.

[shaaark 10,709]

my bitch direct off buddy, bought her as a 6 week old pup, she's coming up 5 yrs old now,

katy getting in condition now.jpg

good pic of katy.jpg

this hare was first shot and then retrieved on written permission as the law allows

That is a strong bitch. Is buddy a pure saluki or a line bred saluki/coursing type?