retrieving

[bez 0]

just got back from taking my 7 month old lurcher for a walk.on the walk i met what you might call the typical poacher of years gone by an old chap who lives near us always had a lurcher by his side you no the sort i mean scruffy roll up hanging out corner of his mouth .he aiways asks about my bitch i told him she struggling abit on retrieving but getting better.he said take her out on lamp in couple of months get her an easy squatter then if she wont retrieve then walk of he says she will bring it back to me because she wont want to leave rabbit or be on her own so she will come back with it .you reckon that would work i have my doubts

[lampinlarry 0]

just got back from taking my 7 month old lurcher for a walk.on the walk i met what you might call the typical poacher of years gone by an old chap who lives near us always had a lurcher by his side you no the sort i mean scruffy roll up hanging out corner of his mouth .he aiways asks about my bitch i told him she struggling abit on retrieving but getting better.he said take her out on lamp in couple of months get her an easy squatter then if she wont retrieve then walk of he says she will bring it back to me because she wont want to leave rabbit or be on her own so she will come back with it .you reckon that would work i have my doubts

ah no id say it woyld work sure what hatm is it trying it

[Netter 0]

I would say no it wouldn't work.

 

What I would do in the couple of months before trying it on the lamp is plenty of training with it.

[tote 856]

Why leave it to chance? There's a chance she might bring it back and there's a chance she won't.

 

Better to do some retrieve training with her in the mean time.