just had a shine

[Guest smashygadge]

just been out for an hour.weather man wrong again walked plenty but very still and calm

not much around.suposed to be windy and rainy all weekend i dont think .managed 5 but still good fun

[T78 4]

i mwas going to have a walk but looked out of the door and thought for tonight! clear sky and no wind.not good..

[Guest smashygadge]

i mwas going to have a walk but looked out of the door and thought for tonight! clear sky and no wind.not good..

 

i no what you mean mate but had made arrangments with landowner so thought id male the effort but more walking than lamping lol about time they got some proper wether people on box tell you one thing gaurentee you get opposite lol

[T78 4]

yeah,annoying because it'll be sunday before i get out now due to work tommorrow night! which bit of north yorks are you from?pm me if you prefer?

[fats 317]

yeah,annoying because it'll be sunday before i get out now due to work tommorrow night! which bit of north yorks are you from?pm me if you prefer?

ju st got back in me self wish i hadent botherd seen 4 bunnys ran 2 got 1 atleast the dog had a run.

[Guest smashygadge]

yeah,annoying because it'll be sunday before i get out now due to work tommorrow night! which bit of north yorks are you from?pm me if you prefer?

ju st got back in me self wish i hadent botherd seen 4 bunnys ran 2 got 1 atleast the dog had a run.

 

 

i no i was disapointed fats ive done better on hot summer nights but any better than a blank

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Nice one to those who went out and got a couple

 

Sorry for jumping in your thred here but just wondering, those who go out with there dogs on regular basis - do you just go for a stroll and if your dog sees something let him go for it? If this is the case then do you need to do anything in the way of warming him/her up?

 

Just thinking that if you take a dog out and let it run virtually straight away couldnt it do some damage?

 

Bit of a novice so sorry if its a stupid question

 

Gaz

[Guest smashygadge]

Nice one to those who went out and got a couple

 

Sorry for jumping in your thred here but just wondering, those who go out with there dogs on regular basis - do you just go for a stroll and if your dog sees something let him go for it? If this is the case then do you need to do anything in the way of warming him/her up?

 

Just thinking that if you take a dog out and let it run virtually straight away couldnt it do some damage?

 

Bit of a novice so sorry if its a stupid question

 

Gaz

 

hi gareth if i get lead out for the dog addrenalin excitement in that dog takes over anything,and cannot just let run on anything as that would be cat outside the house

its either a walk ofwhich warms them up before you get to chosen fields or walk from van to chosen fields and the dogs excitment warms them up too.suppose you could always rub musles to loosen them up prior at home if the dogs tight or a bit of a lame one good luck

[foyrious 13]

never heard of a pulled muscle stopping a lurcher... They'd run on 2 legs to catch a bunny most of them, and if your lucky enough to see any quarry before the dog has 'warmed up', then its a risk we would all take... i would anyway.

[Guest smashygadge]

never heard of a pulled muscle stopping a lurcher... They'd run on 2 legs to catch a bunny most of them, and if your lucky enough to see any quarry before the dog has 'warmed up', then its a risk we would all take... i would anyway.

 

yea ive never heard off warming a dog up but suppose everyone thinks differently

and yea they would run when hurt i used to watch a bitch with a broken leg and then

play as tho it was hurting all the time when healed which maybe it did but would always walk run fine when in field