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just want to know what the defonate do nots are when bringing on a dog as i have never done it before, you know the sorts of things you do with your terriers but shouldnt do with a lurcher or just basically in general.

 

all answers,even simple basics will help

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just want to know what the defonate do nots are when bringing on a dog as i have never done it before, you know the sorts of things you do with your terriers but shouldnt do with a lurcher or just basically in general.

 

all answers,even simple basics will help

 

DO NOT, listen to everything you read on the internet ;)

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just want to know what the defonate do nots are when bringing on a dog as i have never done it before, you know the sorts of things you do with your terriers but shouldnt do with a lurcher or just basically in general.

 

all answers,even simple basics will help

 

DO NOT, listen to everything you read on the internet ;)

yeah thats why i want as many diffrent opinions on the matter as possible and then if someone says somthing that is not correct then im sure someone will correct them

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yep anyone got any other ideas, im thinking along the lines of stupid things that might teach him bad behaviours like every morning i take the terriers out and through toys for them, is that somthing i should let a lurcher join in with?

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so you mean like dont let you lurcher work cover if you walk them on a night if you whant to use the for lamping.or dont prase a dog for marking as it will start to mark every set it gets the chance to. :thumbs:

thats the sort of advice i was looking for :D

 

not dog training for dummies, ive had two mischevious terriers and done dog agility with one of them (good for fitness and obedience and also makes them take more notice of what they are doing)

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i would not have a dog in the house, end up soft as shit.

 

Erm, not true ... :blink:

 

Do not set the dog up for failure: make sure you give it easy catches and bring it on slowly slowly. No hurry.

 

true lurchergrrl. how dose a house dog end up soft ? it will only end up soft in the house if you treat it diffrent then you would outside. :blink:

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i would not have a dog in the house, end up soft as shit.

 

Erm, not true ... :blink:

 

Do not set the dog up for failure: make sure you give it easy catches and bring it on slowly slowly. No hurry.

 

true lurchergrrl. how dose a house dog end up soft ? it will only end up soft in the house if you treat it diffrent then you would outside. :blink:

aye my two terriers are inside and they aint no softies, quite the oposite

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leash walk it train it on its own, make sure he trusts you ,only give him two or three retreives at a time maybe three times a week, never let him fetch when ever other dogs are there until he trusts u, never let him chew the fetching rabbit skin , always show him [bANNED TEXT] boss and con him when fetching , let him mark rabbits naturaly or with a good steady dog , dont let him run like an eejit with other dogs keep it calm and try noyt give him a hiding when hees realy playing up,get him jumping with fetching toy 2 foot then 2 foot until hees confident , and get him jumping confidently , over rabbit mesh with no wire on it , get him staying when gettting fed flat of your hand with vioce command then teach him everytime with hand or stop wistle there tonnes of dont and do , i teach back when they crowd a hole when a bolter is ready , or when i open jeep back as i dont want him out until he is ready , lots of things but the best way is go out with peole who have the knowledge not comps all the time as one dasy with a good dog trainer and hunting man woman is worth a month on here end off

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