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i broke a bull x that was 2year old bye walking the bitch around stock while on a lead and punnished her any time she even looked at them after 2 weeks of hard work job done...

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might not work for every one / dog

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Mind and praise when the dog starts to ignore the stock. Mine froze/coiled up ready to pop for them, when I got his attention again it was all praise. That helped. As soon as he started to get intersted again, it was punishment again. Timing is the most important thing. His drive is pretty strong so takes a bit to beat old mother nature.

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just as above for my dogs we find the meanest blackie tup/ram on the farm pen it in the shed and stick the dog in once its had a few head butts of the sheep it soon learns but have to keep an eye cause the ram can get rough.

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if you get them out and about as pups amongst live stock you shouldnt have a problem if they still show an interest get them back on the lead and give them a good hiding with a thin whippy stick if they do it again youve not done it hard enough

PAC shock collar,ive cured i few with them, or a goat,but be prepared to do some stitching

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i broke a bull x that was 2year old bye walking the bitch around stock while on a lead and punnished her any time she even looked at them after 2 weeks of hard work job done...

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might not work for every one / dog

thats exactly what u do apparently people have a lot of boler with setters and stock braking them to

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how do u stock brake a lurcher that has a high drive four stock (sheep , cows , hourses)

 

not the bullet or a bang :gunsmilie:

 

but a dog that is worth saveing cause of a good catch rate and gameness

 

intrested in hearing peoples methods :big_boss:

only one way i know mate the wrath of my back hand. may not work for your dog but it worked for mine.

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