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[dillydog 8,462]

Tod mate, I've only got one picture of Tug I think, he's got his all weather lead on  

[dillydog 8,462]

Tug, never broke through,  the lurcher ended up drawing the pair of them without my knowledge or consent  

[Apache... 2,588]

He could have knelt down to make the dig appear a much deeper, that's standard on the thl.

[Ace Boone coon 648]

1 hour ago, dillydog said:

Tug, never broke through,  the lurcher ended up drawing the pair of them without my knowledge or consent  

Dillydog,  as always nice looking dog's! But man you gotta stay away from the donuts nice dog's! 

[Salford black dog 113]

A dig is a dig if it’s 1ft or 20ft the dog is still working and doing a job

[Dig-deep-draw-charlie 2,713]

12 minutes ago, Salford black dog said:

A dig is a dig if it’s 1ft or 20ft the dog is still working and doing a job

As I was always told, the dog doesn’t know how deep it is......

[dogmandont 9,769]

46 minutes ago, Salford black dog said:

A dig is a dig if it’s 1ft or 20ft the dog is still working and doing a job

I’d take ten 2 footers over a single 20 footer every time. Lol. 

[Mooching Celt 659]

I'm the first to grab the shovel when tge box reads 0.6 

[dillydog 8,462]

1 hour ago, Ace Boone coon said:

Dillydog,  as always nice looking dog's! But man you gotta stay away from the donuts nice dog's! 

Not me ABC, and as quoted we didn't break through, it was solid rock as you can see by the lump we'd smashed off behind my mate. We'd already bollocked the lurcher for going to ground but never in a million years did we expect him to draw the pair out

 

 

[dogmandont 9,769]

23 minutes ago, Mooching Celt said:

I'm the first to grab the shovel when tge box reads 0.6 

Aye like stand back lads I can handle this one myself. Lol. 

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

8 minutes ago, dillydog said:

Not me ABC, and as quoted we didn't break through, it was solid rock as you can see by the lump we'd smashed off behind my mate. We'd already bollocked the lurcher for going to ground but never in a million years did we expect him to draw the pair out

 

 

My mate used to have a bull/whippet that did that exact same thing numerous times, the bloody thing would go to ground like a terrier. Once they get that knack they can be an absolute god send on a dig.

[Apache... 2,588]

My lurcher is a pain in the f****n arse, if there's room she's gone I had a dig a few weeks back and after backfilling let her off the lead to walk back the jeep she flew to ground 40mins in there ffs, she'll catch bolters but have to tie her up sometimes .

[downsouth 7,143]

On 18/01/2019 at 19:29, Apache... said:

He could have knelt down to make the dig appear a much deeper, that's standard on the thl.

You couldnt get much deeper in a hole that small.

[ROM1 131]

On 18/01/2019 at 20:13, Dig-deep-draw-charlie said:

As I was always told, the dog doesn’t know how deep it is......

I disagree I think the dog does know how deep it is

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

10 minutes ago, ROM1 said:

I disagree I think the dog does know how deep it is

I’m not sure if they know the depth, but time to ground IMO is a much better barometer to go off than depth when digging dogs.

A dog goes to ground in a 1 holer and is dug at 6 ft in an hour, a different dog is dropped into a 20 holer, gets the run around for 2 hours and is then dug at 3ft. Which dog has put in the better performance?