When can young pup go out with you on pedal bike?

[Jamie Bleu 59]

3 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

a greys running in circle on sand mate a lurcher is running grass arable plough dykes fences wire woods better to have it use to all that before you think of running anything mate no better way i dont think then with another dog 

He’s well and truly used to that that’s him 7 1/2 months jumping barbed wire fences no probs 

[Jamie Bleu 59]

7 minutes ago, riohog said:

ive never run a pup or a full grown dog  behind a bike in 50 years  i wont be starting now.  if you get em out every day  why would you need to ,,,,

To get him as fit as possible. Steady gallop. 

[riohog 5,701]

4 minutes ago, Jamie Bleu said:

To get him as fit as possible. Steady gallop. 

dont need a bike to do that  ;;;;;;;;;;;

[mC HULL 12,507]

3 minutes ago, Jamie Bleu said:

To get him as fit as possible. Steady gallop. 

 

3 minutes ago, Jamie Bleu said:

To get him as fit as possible. Steady gallop. 

hes out and about mate jumping etc hes already fit just carry on let him get fit with whatever his quarry is during season hes a young dog fit already mate 

[Daniel cain 45,390]

Who's bought it?and for how much?

[poxon 5,734]

49 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

a greys running in circle on sand mate a lurcher is running grass arable plough dykes fences wire woods better to have it use to all that before you think of running anything mate no better way i dont think then with another dog 

Yeah not stupid here mate you missed the point completely the key point in there was running not about greyhounds or what they run on or in circles My point was there as got to be a reason why there aloud to (develop) in a paddock before any training for running in circles our paddock as hunting folk is general walking giving a pup sigh sounds an smell experiences to investigate at a slow an steady pace that your never going to get by the side of a push bike from a pup that don’t want to loose you. push biking with a pup teaches nothing at all bar not to hit the wheels  

[Daniel cain 45,390]

No need in the first 12 months imo,let the pup free run on as many different types of ground, socializing and recall...then think about getting it running fit

[JAE B 549]

15 mths 

[Countryman62 541]

5 hours ago, riohog said:

this one is just 8 months ,hes out every day for 2 to 3 hrs  a mixture of walking and free running hes a strong pup  he needs to burn some energy off  ,,

Real nice dog you have there, hows that bred if you don’t mind me asking ?

[Countryman62 541]

Would never run a pup at side of a bike till it’s physically matured, never a good idea to rush anything with a pup if you want a long working life for it, atb

[riohog 5,701]

31 minutes ago, Countryman62 said:

Real nice dog you have there, hows that bred if you don’t mind me asking ?

sire was a coursing bred dog  , dam lurcher to lurcher bred  , bit of sheepdog  and fk knows what  ;;

[Ferretman65 2,229]

U don't need to make ur pup run beside u now its only a pup mate get it out in the fields let it LEARN about the hunting game first then  when its more up a bit like a year or more u can start getting it fit for work But take it slow mate

[Kalibrgun 931]

Depends how developed the pup seems if it's looking a decent shape and muscles are defined a bit start small jog one day then miss a day out in between and feed it decent jock when you get it home. If it's a bull x don't let it of ffs it'll be eating the bike tyres

[Daniel cain 45,390]

 

my bitch looked ready for a spin at 8/10 months old 24/25 TTS and a strong  build..but was no way ready,had a few little bits by mistake thankfully it didn't spoil her,just had her out ferreting,miles upon miles of free running ,mooching with the catty,fishing,country shows,around the horses and other stock,sitting and watching  my old bitch lamp until around 16months old..got her out in as many different situations as I could..if I'm honest I still see puppyish traits in her  and she be 3 soon I thinkthere's no rush,let it finish growing no point running it summer time or over taxing it, feed it the best you can and fingers crossed when the time comes you will have some sport together

[Ferretman65 2,229]

Heres one of my pups only 7 months in this picture they don't Learn nothing behind a bike