Training your lurcher to mark

[Wales1234 5,488]

This one loves a mark nothing like a dog digging and biting at the ground on a mark

[low plains drifter 10,218]

2 hours ago, shaaark said:

It a go bun

That's soup kitchens for you

[shaaark 10,692]

2 minutes ago, low plains drifter said:

That's soup kitchens for you

Alas

[nothernlite 18,075]

Comes natural

[Black neck 15,814]

52 minutes ago, nothernlite said:

Comes natural

Only up.north 

[trigger2 3,126]

On 24/10/2024 at 09:56, Oshea said:

I got myself a lurcher to work a bit of cover and mark any occupied earths. I'm curious how you all train your lurchers to become useful tools for a days digging foxes. 

thank you

Best bet is to go out with some lads who have allready got good solid marking dogs so you know from there Mark that there's a very high chance someone will be home.

Study and watch your dogs behaviour and see what he does to show you his mark on the allready marked earth's. For a couple of outings then take him himself 

Some dogs give unmistakable marks and others alot more subtle which comes down to you as a owner knowing your dog.

[Black neck 15,814]

1 hour ago, trigger2 said:

Best bet is to go out with some lads who have allready got good solid marking dogs so you know from there Mark that there's a very high chance someone will be home.

Study and watch your dogs behaviour and see what he does to show you his mark on the allready marked earth's. For a couple of outings then take him himself 

Some dogs give unmistakable marks and others alot more subtle which comes down to you as a owner knowing your dog.

Does running off count as a mark

[trigger2 3,126]

On 26/10/2024 at 18:43, Black neck said:

Does running off count as a mark

Could do mate. If the dogs scared of them you know there's one home when it runs away lol

[Bangersanmash 2,707]

6 hours ago, trigger2 said:

Could do mate. If the dogs scared of them you know there's one home when it runs away lol