Not To Jump Fences

[Guest vin]

dont do what i did last week.

 

turned sideways on and picked up my ferret box from behind back of truck...as I was straightening up the dog decided to jump up into back of truck...hits me full on headbutt on the temple,knocked me flat out in the yard...had an egg on my head for a few days and a seriously nasty headache for 3 days.. I can honestly say no man women or animal has ever hit me as hard in my life ! still hurts now...lol.

and no the dog didnt even register it.

[Wild-Bill 500]

dont do what i did last week.

 

turned sideways on and picked up my ferret box from behind back of truck...as I was straightening up the dog decided to jump up into back of truck...hits me full on headbutt on the temple,knocked me flat out in the yard...had an egg on my head for a few days and a seriously nasty headache for 3 days.. I can honestly say no man women or animal has ever hit me as hard in my life ! still hurts now...lol.

and no the dog didnt even register it.

I had a dog hit me as I was climbing over a 5 bar gate lol hurt like f**k lol dog just ran off as if nothing had happened

[neems 2,406]

If the dog's going to be very driven you may as well teach them from being young,they'll do it anyway if they see something they really want.

[terryd 8,383]

Never taught mine to jump quite happy throwing him over stuff. But as time has gone on when in pursuit he has started taking on some big fences clearing all sorts. I would rather he didn't as I can see whats going to happen knowing my dog

[green dragon 701]

It makes things easyer. My boy is a very good jumper clears most things in front of him.only one really close call

 

This pic was taken a few months ago i kno its just a gate but still a good shot lol

Edited December 7, 2016 by green dragon

[Aussie Whip 4,090]

My little whippet lurcher did the same to me vin,hit me in the jaw was ko-ed for a couple of minutes,had to laugh at my 13kg opponent.Never been hit that hard.

[Caravan Monster 323]

I kept putting off teaching mine to jump because she is still very immature at 14 months and I wanted to keep that extra bit of control over where she goes. She decided to start jumping fences on her own, selecting a fence topped with plain instead of barbed wire to start on (more intelligent than I give her credit for ) Still not that confident about tricky jumps, but getting there. I think playing on round bales gave her confidence to jump.

 

My mate has one similar age that jumps like zebedee. Her party piece is to clear fences by bouncing off her owner's back whilst he is climbing over the fence

Edited December 8, 2016 by Caravan Monster