Lamping out 1,5 hour

[Patje 0]

Finally a night with a little bit of wind and no frost

So we went to a place were a few rabbits stay, with the meaning to train our 4 month old pup.

Toke 2 other dogs and let them slip on turn and let the pup look or on a good chance let him run along.

He did very well almost caught a rabbit on his own when it came running into him.

It's a very keen dog, a fast learner and furious (pulls and barks when he cant run along).

He runs full speed into the bushes when he's after a rabbit and jumps over ditches even when he cant make it.

 

Patje.

 

Edited January 5, 2006 by Patje

[IanB 0]

Nice going Patje

[Patje 0]

Nice going Patje

 

Thanks!!

 

You want to add the russel in the logo by the way.

[baz 463]

imo. far to young to even think about running a pup.

[burnie69 376]

4 months wouldn't even take it to watch [bANNED TEXT] far to young

[dodger 2,754]

good things come two those who wate

[skinnyrat 0]

you have more chance of runining it by running it so young,that pup should wait till next season pal,good luck with it

[bobby 3]

if your not carefull that pup will end up on the scrap heap..the dog shelters r full of them...as 4 barking when watching the other dogs run...well sounds 2 me like the damage has allready been done...take him back out when he is 10/12months old and u might just b lucky.

[scouse moocher 0]

Exactly what i was guna say mate ... I too have a young dog and was eager as hell to get her out asap and see what its all about but, after advise from mates and people on here who know what theyre talkin about i held back. No problem getting your pup out mooching about, it will only benefit. But letting it watch and run at 4 months , barking with frustration at this age could trn into barking whenever the dog sees something or is coursing, this a hard thing to knock out of em and what every lurcher owner could do without. Just my oppinion.

 

 

Ant

[Patje 0]

he gonna be a yappa on the tail end of a rabbit [bANNED TEXT], i know we all get ichie feet but best to wait, i got a pup thats 5 months old, a wippet, he sits, drops to the floor on command, just tryin to crack retreivin his toys, he wont see a bunny [bANNED TEXT] tell he at least 8 month old(even a dead 1) nice pup an dog [bANNED TEXT], [bANNED TEXT] r they? good huntin

 

oke mates gonna take your advise and keep the pup on a low profile!!

 

The black dog im not sure but theres sheperd in it, because he has a good nose, and other things that you can theres sheperd in it.

 

And the pup is half belgium sheperd (a good one, won awards for somethings) crossed with another crossed dog but with a lot of grey in it.

[Guest koru]

he gonna be a yappa on the tail end of a rabbit [bANNED TEXT], i know we all get ichie feet but best to wait, i got a pup thats 5 months old, a wippet, he sits, drops to the floor on command, just tryin to crack retreivin his toys, he wont see a bunny [bANNED TEXT] tell he at least 8 month old(even a dead 1) nice pup an dog [bANNED TEXT], [bANNED TEXT] r they? good huntin

 

oke mates gonna take your advise and keep the pup on a low profile!!

 

The black dog im not sure but theres sheperd in it, because he has a good nose, and other things that you can theres sheperd in it.

 

And the pup is half belgium sheperd (a good one, won awards for somethings) crossed with another crossed dog but with a lot of grey in it.

 

Patje, which belgium sheperd ????

I know F--K all about lurches, but you'd be better off putting your keenness, into basic obedience, retrieving work and all that stuff.

by the sounds of things your imprinting barking as being part of the hunt, through frustration