First Season Dogs Finding

[pablo esc 1,598]

And sorry for for the totally wrong talk and comments the other week, I'd been out for the day, hunting, had a all right day out and bit of experience but got nothing but no problem. I came home had a feckn drink and sent me head horrible, out of order. As for pk I only heard of him, probably from jealous people. He can't be bad, I knew a stranger to him got a strong Russell, only tried it once and didn't work, give it a end of dig, hard dog and sold it on to his man a big peddler.

[neil cooney 10,416]

Yes i would try the experienced dog if he was still wanting after seeing the first season promising keen worker come out But you know yourself if one had been with game and u knew , it woudn be right or fair to try another, either way . It like a fresh or new man in the ring. Not right on man or animal.

In this post Pablo you're talking about a pup coming off, the subject is failing to find in the first place.

 

I agree with Dillydog. I always let a pup have a rag and keep entering as simple as possible.

[pablo esc 1,598]

If the young dog has never found before then it's a whole new starting curve for it, if it's game and flying say in through earth's then at least that part is not a problem. It should find if it wants to or has the capability that is always required. Whether it be any good is another matter

[fat man 4,741]

Some young terriers will have the attitude to push up tight from the start and find there game with little effort where as others may take a bit of time and confidence to do so.In there 1st season a terrier imo should be kept winning if possible and let there confidence grow then they will quickly become a usefull terrier,2nd season give them harder and more.

[pablo esc 1,598]

That's the thing though, you would and expect harder game in the next season or seasons and shows what you have.

[howdeeposxxt 1,448]

Did she work out in the end?