Rearing a puppy on it's own takes great experiance and it's best to rear a few pups together ... You need plenty of space for them to run for starters in a safe enviroment ... Even then injurys happen , pups break down , some won't chase , some see too much live stuff for the track and then get too clever for the rag as a track dog .
This is why few go that way that want a track dog . Fantastic buzz if you have the time space and it must be extra rewarding for the owner if one does rear one alone then get it hunting hard at the track .