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about two years back i went on the local field with my mate and his colly grey and he spotted a hedgehog. dident think any thing of it as it is full of spikes. we dident think the dog would touch it. seen loads of dogs go over to them and just have a sniff at them NOT THIS DOG he grabs them and crunches them. his mouth was swelled up, his face was swelled up, his full head was swelled up. after that day he loves them he pulls me mate across fields after them. any one know how to stop this? we dont want him killing hedgehogs it was just one of them things we couldnt stop from happening.

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good luck trying to stop him i had an old dog that loved them and would cock of anything for them done my nut in. now i brack my dogs to them the same as live stock from pup. nowt whearse than a dog cocking of for a hedgehog. :thumbdown: i hope you stop him i could not with mine good luck :thumbs:

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In a word no,looks like he has a hatred of them.I have a plummer bitch thats the same crunches into them or pushes them around until she can push into the soft bit,no stopping her really,have to carry her away from them,my lurcher will pick them up but carefully.Flea,tick ridden nest robbing vermin are hedgehogs,but they don't taste to bad.

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about two years back i went on the local field with my mate and his colly grey and he spotted a hedgehog. dident think any thing of it as it is full of spikes. we dident think the dog would touch it. seen loads of dogs go over to them and just have a sniff at them NOT THIS DOG he grabs them and crunches them. his mouth was swelled up, his face was swelled up, his full head was swelled up. after that day he loves them he pulls me mate across fields after them. any one know how to stop this? we dont want him killing hedgehogs it was just one of them things we couldnt stop from happening.

Had the same prob with a border bitch nothing you can do really except be careful. Developed a system of hanging her upside down by her tail choking her off and flicking all at the same time to get her to release the hedgehog an interesting sight!! Whilst on the subject is it me or have hedgehogs virtually disappeared?

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i had a 1st x bedlington greyhound he used to take them dont know why he did because i had another bedlington x and he would walk passed them.dont think you'l have any joy breaking it now,i just had to make sure mine was on the slipp when lamping early in the season when its still warm nights.

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about two years back i went on the local field with my mate and his colly grey and he spotted a hedgehog. dident think any thing of it as it is full of spikes. we dident think the dog would touch it. seen loads of dogs go over to them and just have a sniff at them NOT THIS DOG he grabs them and crunches them. his mouth was swelled up, his face was swelled up, his full head was swelled up. after that day he loves them he pulls me mate across fields after them. any one know how to stop this? we dont want him killing hedgehogs it was just one of them things we couldnt stop from happening.

Had the same prob with a border bitch nothing you can do really except be careful. Developed a system of hanging her upside down by her tail choking her off and flicking all at the same time to get her to release the hedgehog an interesting sight!! Whilst on the subject is it me or have hedgehogs virtually disappeared?

 

 

Intresting observation around our way Hedgehogs are virtually non exsistent whilst one of their main predators is thriving

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about two years back i went on the local field with my mate and his colly grey and he spotted a hedgehog. dident think any thing of it as it is full of spikes. we dident think the dog would touch it. seen loads of dogs go over to them and just have a sniff at them NOT THIS DOG he grabs them and crunches them. his mouth was swelled up, his face was swelled up, his full head was swelled up. after that day he loves them he pulls me mate across fields after them. any one know how to stop this? we dont want him killing hedgehogs it was just one of them things we couldnt stop from happening.

Had the same prob with a border bitch nothing you can do really except be careful. Developed a system of hanging her upside down by her tail choking her off and flicking all at the same time to get her to release the hedgehog an interesting sight!! Whilst on the subject is it me or have hedgehogs virtually disappeared?

 

 

Intresting observation around our way Hedgehogs are virtually non exsistent whilst one of their main predators is thriving

 

I usually see 2-3 every few nights down my street.

We also have few foxes. So i dont know how the hedgehogs are in such great numbers.

we saw 8 in one night once.

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thanks for all the replieys every one. glad 2 see its not just my mates dog that likes them

you mean YOUR dog dan it grabs them and runs round the fields for hours with them cas the c**t dont listen :tongue2::clapper: i remember that night on the golf course i shud of took some clubs the ammount of times we walked back and fourth on there :clapper:

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