Meet The Sheep

[lurchergrrl 1,441]

I took the dogs out with my friend and her two pointers today, up to the moors to have a run and introduce the pup to the sheep. Today was just a sit and watch session so he could see them and get used to it all. The pup wasn't really to bothered by them. I'm more concerned about breaking him to sheep shit eating than I am to the actual sheep; dirty little git!

 

Here's a few shots from the day.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sheep give me the creeps - the pup actually backed away from this one in fear

 

Gerroff my la-a-a-a-and

 

Thanks for looking

[sandymere 8,263]

I like to spend as much time as poss around sheep while they are young till the become part of the furnature so to speak. In my experience the eating muck settles with adding cooked veg to the diet. Pup looks well.

[nottzhunter08 898]

they are some nice dogs lurchergrrl. what breed is the pup on 3rd pic down.

atb N.H

[lurchergrrl 1,441]

I like to spend as much time as poss around sheep while they are young till the become part of the furnature so to speak. In my experience the eating muck settles with adding cooked veg to the diet. Pup looks well.

 

He doesn't eat any other crap, but seemed to think sheep shit is doggy chocolate :sick: He was too busy eating it to be bothered with the sheep I think

 

NH, that's my 14 week old whippet pup in the third pic down. The black rough bitch is mine too, 18 months old.

[goshawking719 492]

Is that at hurstwood res?

pup looks a cracker lurchergrrl... but why a shivvery whippet??

[snoopdog 1,256]

how many sheep did you catch.... ...keep taking them and bones will soon get the message that mutton is of the menu............

[lurchergrrl 1,441]

how many sheep did you catch.... ...keep taking them and bones will soon get the message that mutton is of the menu............

 

Only enough for our tea

HIS NAME IS NOT BONES

 

Yes Gos, we were up near that stupid Singing Ringing tree thingy, walked around all over the show today. My whippet doesn't shiver either. Gawd, the two of you make a right pair

[StephOC 6]

Your dogs look stunning, but in my opinion, if you going to take dogs anywhere wheres there's sheep at this time of year, they ought to be kept quiet and very close at heel.

[lofti 579]

lovley looking pup,gona be a strong dog,looks a right handfull.

all the best with him mate.

 

my two still eat it as well

the dirty little beggars,they love it!!

drives me mad

 

lofti

[Guest flapper]

im quite lucky in hereford we have a cattle market every wednesday so i walk the dog round there when they are pups

[lurchergrrl 1,441]

Your dogs look stunning, but in my opinion, if you going to take dogs anywhere wheres there's sheep at this time of year, they ought to be kept quiet and very close at heel.

 

Thanks for the Steph but I already know that They went off lead for a really good run before we were near the sheep - and then on lead.

 

[klarakoi 0]

Nice pics girl, and the pup looks great,

atb,

Rob.

[lurchergrrl 1,441]

lovley looking pup,gona be a strong dog,looks a right handfull.

all the best with him mate.

 

my two still eat it as well

the dirty little beggars,they love it!!

drives me mad

 

lofti

 

Cheers Lofti He's a very confident fella - but not so much of a handful. Probably the easiest pup I've ever had. I could hire him out to a groundworks crew tho: he can dig a hole faster than a speeding bullet

[StephOC 6]

Sorry Lurchergirl, there wasn't any cause to throw a wee rant in there ~ of course you already knew that, sounded like a tit eh? Doh!

[sam3009 4]

I like to spend as much time as poss around sheep while they are young till the become part of the furnature so to speak. In my experience the eating muck settles with adding cooked veg to the diet. Pup looks well.

sounds a tad suspect mate