A bit of cover

[socks 32,253]

she isn't shy of a bit of cover ......

 

 

[D Lloyd 2,790]

Is that bull whippet ken

[socks 32,253]

No she is a long legged short coated cocker ......

[C.green 3,231]

Took a nice racy shape yours has. The one i had out this litter was constantly crashing cover got her flying through an old shitty wood on the tail of a munty at about 6 month old and was going well.

Edited November 14, 2017 by C.green

[cold pint 330]

Nice sort how's it bred mate

[socks 32,253]

Collie grey saluki grey .......

[FKOF 371]

Nothing worse than a runner in cover and watching the quary bolt and make it's escape right accros the middle of the field ????

[socks 32,253]

Nothing worse than watching rabbit after rabbit hit a bit of cover and the dog pull up .......

[Lozzer 237]

Nothing worse than a lurcher fkn about in the cover. Mine does it .pissed me right off for all the wrong reasons 

[socks 32,253]

I need my lurchers to do everything and working cover is one of those things .....,

[Lozzer 237]

Fair enough. Maybe some can be tidy and helpful at it and have a knack for it .but some might never learn. You're right too , it's no use if a dogs too shy of it too and misses that opportunity. Just my little take on it , no panic 

[bunnyboiler 1,054]

Nothing worse than sending a dog in cover when there’s f**k all in their if there was anything in their the dog would let you know trust your dog mate ?

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

1 hour ago, bunnyboiler said:

Nothing worse than sending a dog in cover when there’s f**k all in their if there was anything in their the dog would let you know trust your dog mate ?

Sometimes a rabbit will be sitting up, safe and sound, just in the mouth of a burrow.

A keen dog will not know this until he breaks the bush, mine often flash into cover, only to just miss the rabbit as it gets to ground.

As has been stated, it is an important attribute of a ConeyCatcher...

[bunnyboiler 1,054]

14 minutes ago, Phil Lloyd said:

Sometimes a rabbit will be sitting up, safe and sound, just in the mouth of a burrow.

A keen dog will not know this until he breaks the bush, mine often flash into cover, only to just miss the rabbit as it gets to ground.

As has been stated, it is an important attribute of a ConeyCatcher...

If you send a dog into every bit of cover a one hour walk would take three hours and for what to find out there is nothing in their not for me mate I’ll let the dogs decide if there’s anything in their atb BB 

[troyboy17 632]

I find that the dogs go in and the rabbits  come out and gone before the dog is back out