injurys?

[Guest ferret feller]

i know this will be a very biased question as we all work different terrian types, but what do you find avragely the type of dog that just does not seem to get injured all that much?

chears

all the best

ff

[akton 15]

Thats a differcult question to answer,as its how hard,how long and what quarry it is used for

can you be more specific

 

Terriers

or Lurchers

 

rabbiting or foxing,bushing dogs or ground dogs

 

so many uses for hunting dogs mate.

 

my terrier sits by the fire all day

[Guest ferret feller]

i was meaning the lurchers sorry for being non specific mate

i meant a good old all rounder mainly a rabbiter does teh odd fox and roe now and again if you know what i mean?

[akton 15]

its a matter of personal opinion,but for me I have a deerhound greyhound x bull greyhound,Hes been ok,but then again its by the fire all day

[terrierbitch 1]

i know this will be a very biased question as we all work different terrian types, but what do you find avragely the type of dog that just does not seem to get injured all that much?

chears

all the best

ff

i suppose itd depend on what ground your running them on too,id say that the more dainty dogs like saluki and whippets would prob get injured more than say,a beddy grey or bull grey.they just have abit tougher makeup.im new to it but from what iv learned so far thats what iv been told!?!

[earthpig 0]

The dog that is out of condition is the one that tends to get injured the most ,in general if a dog is kept in tip top shape irelevent to its type tends to fair well on all terains and conditions good feed good managment good results in the feild HAPPY HUNTING

[TOMO 26,657]

earthpig beat me to it, as he rightly says fit one's,

[jackard 36]

The dog that is out of condition is the one that tends to get injured the most ,in general if a dog is kept in tip top shape irelevent to its type tends to fair well on all terains and conditions good feed good managment good results in the feild HAPPY HUNTING

 

snap

[lamping-lad 160]

MY DEERHOUND CROSS SEEMS TO BE INDESTRUCTABLE

[undisputed 1,664]

The only ones that dont get injured are the one's that dont get out

[bird 9,970]

1x collie grey's, they seem quite a tough dog. Most lurchers get a knock, i think the more running dog in the lurcher, the quicker so more chance of get'n hurt. especially in the lamp.

[Tiff 36]

of all of ours, Kye's staghound male has taken the most quarry (jackrabbit, coon, fox, coyote, rabbit, hooved, feral cats etc, even the odd poxy skunk and opossum when he feels like it and in 4 years he has only been laid up for 1 toe and for one stone cutting the "frog" of one foot. He is out about 250 days/nights a year on some wicked ground both flat and hilly, they take 1-2 nights a week off during the season, and off during much of late spring and early summer. On the other hand his bitch of similar type has been gored by a buck, broke her neck on a doe, broke her tailbone on another ... she is a trainwreck when she runs as she is just so commited. On the fitness note, we won't run them without being fit, so that goes without being said.

[Guest greengrass123]

ONE THAT DOESNT RUN, SIMPLE AS

[Salopian 5]

A dog that doesn't try. All dogs that have a high prey drive tend to pick up some sort of injury during their career.

[shephound 19]

the feckin useless ones never get hurt garunteed