Lurcher pup

[shaaark 10,935]

39 minutes ago, Phil Lloyd said:

I would think that the original poster's head is spinning...

 So much in-depth information and data, ...presented to us, in a most erudite manner.

It must be comforting to look upon a canine pal in such an analytical and logical way...

Personally, I still believe that certain dogs do have a genuine affection and close bond with their owners...

Likewise, I genuinely enjoy, being around my own hunting partner,..we have great fun and life is a gas.

Possibly, I am thinking along anthropomorphic lines, and maybe a contemporary student of training methods or a canine behaviouralist might think my feelings to be silly,..but, I don't care. We only have our lurchers and terriers for a relatively short time,..facts are, if you work them, you can lose them,..they could go, at any time...

So, although admiring, the highly trained performance athletes,... I will never subscribe to the notion that a dog is just a dog, and simply see the critter in a cold-hearted and scientific manner.  For me, there would be no point in keeping a jukel if it wasn't my bestest, truest friend,...

 

 

 

 

 

Phil, is that your old bitch maddie?

[Black neck 16,274]

1 hour ago, Phil Lloyd said:

I would think that the original poster's head is spinning...

 So much in-depth information and data, ...presented to us, in a most erudite manner.

It must be comforting to look upon a canine pal in such an analytical and logical way...

Personally, I still believe that certain dogs do have a genuine affection and close bond with their owners...

Likewise, I genuinely enjoy, being around my own hunting partner,..we have great fun and life is a gas.

Possibly, I am thinking along anthropomorphic lines, and maybe a contemporary student of training methods or a canine behaviouralist might think my feelings to be silly,..but, I don't care. We only have our lurchers and terriers for a relatively short time,..facts are, if you work them, you can lose them,..they could go, at any time...

So, although admiring, the highly trained performance athletes,... I will never subscribe to the notion that a dog is just a dog, and simply see the critter in a cold-hearted and scientific manner.  For me, there would be no point in keeping a jukel if it wasn't my bestest, truest friend,...

 

 

 

 

 

What a nice bloke it's no wonder I'm his biggest fan 

And another nice pic I can print off and put up on my Phil wall

[shaaark 10,935]

15 minutes ago, Black neck said:

What a nice bloke it's no wonder I'm his biggest fan 

And another nice pic I can print off and put up on my Phil wall

Come on fella, enough's enough, get some beans down ya neck!  You'll feel all the better for it

[Black neck 16,274]

2 hours ago, shaaark said:

Come on fella, enough's enough, get some beans down ya neck!  You'll feel all the better for it

Stop being jel mate 

Ok it's beans tonight lol

[stormyboy 1,352]

I can see some of what casso is getting at but a lot is buried in gobbledygook. 

As for dogs seeing others as prey???

Phil hit it succinctly on the head for me- if a dog ain't your canine pal you ain't getting the most out of the relationship.

[Black neck 16,274]

4 hours ago, stormyboy said:

I can see some of what casso is getting at but a lot is buried in gobbledygook. 

As for dogs seeing others as prey???

Phil hit it succinctly on the head for me- if a dog ain't your canine pal you ain't getting the most out of the relationship.

Well said sir

[barkers 10]

i think the more time you spend with a dog the better it will be . 

thats the reason a lot of young fellas have decent dogs there out with them every chance they get

[stormyboy 1,352]

An hour a day according to casso!

[Black neck 16,274]

9 minutes ago, stormyboy said:

An hour a day according to casso!

Well everyone gorra different approach to things sometimes you gorra take other man's opinion on board and if you don't agree then don't do it usen 

Btw storm gorra cracking new moped

[stormyboy 1,352]

Did you p/x the Shetland?

[Black neck 16,274]

21 minutes ago, stormyboy said:

Did you p/x the Shetland?

I won't sugar coat it mate we ate the Shetland was starting to pick it's runs

[billhardy 2,343]

I have seen our jukels done both ways fa me there's only one way and that the right way .but I seen them kept in almost solitary yes solitary ,then I stern them kept on the beds the furniture the lot,I believe this thems jukels of ours grow stronger bonds through interaction in the field of work,I also believe they need there own place to wind down rest etc,socialisation can bee seen differently I believe on going activities throu out a jukel lifetime his ongoing socialisation .i do not believe the solitarily type keepers of jukels need abit there sells ,I find this kind keeper are usually like there jukels pretty much useless and fa I find it it a very concerning point  has man and dog slowly became partners in crime so did ther socialisation bond get stronger and stronger.,let's keep it this ways the right ways fa the hunting jukel that can turn its hand to to being a provider of flesh or just a buddy ,atb bill

[two crows 3,342]

2 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Greyhounds were bred to catch hares, an can no longer do it, now we have tightly bred true to type coursing dogs, which can do what the greys of yesteryear could do, and to me thats like using a show bull over a tested bull  or a fly ball collie over a hard grafted hill collie?? If we are putting the best WORKING PROVEN  base blood in, why compromise on the running dog an use a dog only fit for tracks an short distances when there are sighthound saturated GRAFTERS out there???

I don't know what that has to do with rearing a pup, but your spot on, thay are fast and can hang on better than any thing else so use em.

[two crows 3,342]

1 minute ago, W. Katchum said:

Dont know how that ended up on wrong thread

where should it of gone lol.

[Lurcherman332 75]

Pups settled In a treat still a bit of crying but on the whole pretty good gonna take it slow with her and do my best to get the best out of her thanks for the reply’s.