lamping

[tonza 0]

i had an old dog, deerhound/grey/collie/grey cross that when i took him out lamping he used to run down the outside of the beam i was just wondering if anyone else has this with their dog . cheers Tony

[Guest smashygadge]

i had an old dog, deerhound/grey/collie/grey cross that when i took him out lamping he used to run down the outside of the beam i was just wondering if anyone else has this with their dog . cheers Tony

 

 

yes my collie has a similar trait think its the rounding sheep aspect coming threw.

saying that as he is geting older he is more full on straight down.he also wouldnt pick a rabbit up out of its seat he would wait to see which way it was going first .so id say its the collie ,i dont no in what way the deerhound works hows the pups

[mC HULL 13,669]

i had an old dog, deerhound/grey/collie/grey cross that when i took him out lamping he used to run down the outside of the beam i was just wondering if anyone else has this with their dog . cheers Tony

 

i have mate with a collie x bitza he would run the outside of the lamp also if he thought the rabbit was to close to the edge he wouldn't chase then other time's they was near the edge he would run them it was like he new which one's he would get a run on and which would get to the edge before he got it but he was a descent pot filler

[sulurian 3]

My Wheaton cross will often run or cut across the beam , dont know why though , it obviously suits her as she,s not the quickest when flat out being more of a sprinter. She,s an intelligent bitch so maybe she learnt ..

[tonza 0]

i had an old dog, deerhound/grey/collie/grey cross that when i took him out lamping he used to run down the outside of the beam i was just wondering if anyone else has this with their dog . cheers Tony

 

 

yes my collie has a similar trait think its the rounding sheep aspect coming threw.

saying that as he is geting older he is more full on straight down.he also wouldnt pick a rabbit up out of its seat he would wait to see which way it was going first .so id say its the collie ,i dont no in what way the deerhound works hows the pups

 

the pups are coming on great, cant wait till next year tho to get get them out running

[Guest smashygadge]

i had an old dog, deerhound/grey/collie/grey cross that when i took him out lamping he used to run down the outside of the beam i was just wondering if anyone else has this with their dog . cheers Tony

 

 

yes my collie has a similar trait think its the rounding sheep aspect coming threw.

saying that as he is geting older he is more full on straight down.he also wouldnt pick a rabbit up out of its seat he would wait to see which way it was going first .so id say its the collie ,i dont no in what way the deerhound works hows the pups

 

the pups are coming on great, cant wait till next year tho to get get them out running

 

 

yes i can understand that all the work you have put into them good luck

[dawnraider 2]

the greyhound bitch i took on earlier in the year has of her own accord taken to running out of the beam,starting from the slip she runs in an arc and appears out of the darkness up the arse of her prey,works for her and she is quite successfull she also has started to cut them off from the hedges or cover and turning them back into open ground,as most good things do it has happend purely by chance.

[bird 9,985]

I had colliex that did that, i caught loads like that , he done the same on a fox.

He was 3/8 collie 5/8 grey 26 ins 70lb, a very clever dog.

 

 

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