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[Shovel shy 4,032]

We couldn't give 2nd chances. Full of sheep up here. Virtually every field. Plus all shapes and colours.

exactly. We do a lot of sheep farms. Summer months are spent walking the pups on leads in and around livestock.

[Shovel shy 4,032]

I've a terrier spaniel here... Started off really well until she got full of confidence and went weird with stock, can't trust her anywhere now! Shame because she hunts as well as any I've seen... But she'll find sheep even when they're not there to be found she even speaks on them!! She's been corrected a million times for it in all sorts of different ways, lucky for her the Mrs has a soft spot for her so she's stays here as a pet.

not having a go at you lad but when you say she was corrected a million times, how many times did she actually do it. Did she ever attack one

[joeb8866 303]

 

I've a terrier spaniel here... Started off really well until she got full of confidence and went weird with stock, can't trust her anywhere now! Shame because she hunts as well as any I've seen... But she'll find sheep even when they're not there to be found she even speaks on them!! She's been corrected a million times for it in all sorts of different ways, lucky for her the Mrs has a soft spot for her so she's stays here as a pet.

not having a go at you lad but when you say she was corrected a million times, how many times did she actually do it. Did she ever attack one

Ha yeah bit of an exaggeration on my part, she was told a good few times I gave her plenty of opportunities to change her ways as she was showing good promise!

 

She attacked 2, first time was out in a wooded area when she was young then I bought a collar tried to correct her that way. 2nd time we were hunting a forestry block she took away from the trees on scent under a fence and took another down in a field. She's never been off lead since around stock, it's just not worth it. The Mrs was happy to keep her as a pet so to save the dog that's how she is now. She doesn't hunt with us any longer!

[Boristheblade 1,367]

 

 

I've a terrier spaniel here... Started off really well until she got full of confidence and went weird with stock, can't trust her anywhere now! Shame because she hunts as well as any I've seen... But she'll find sheep even when they're not there to be found she even speaks on them!! She's been corrected a million times for it in all sorts of different ways, lucky for her the Mrs has a soft spot for her so she's stays here as a pet.

not having a go at you lad but when you say she was corrected a million times, how many times did she actually do it. Did she ever attack one

Ha yeah bit of an exaggeration on my part, she was told a good few times I gave her plenty of opportunities to change her ways as she was showing good promise!

 

She attacked 2, first time was out in a wooded area when she was young then I bought a collar tried to correct her that way. 2nd time we were hunting a forestry block she took away from the trees on scent under a fence and took another down in a field. She's never been off lead since around stock, it's just not worth it. The Mrs was happy to keep her as a pet so to save the dog that's how she is now. She doesn't hunt with us any longer!

That's a shame that especially if she showin good promise. Wouldn't be too much of a problem for me as there are no sheep within miles of me or where I hunt. I have to drive 25 minutes just to get the dog amongst sheep to stock break them.

Got a few camping trips booked this summer on working farms were sheep roam freely round the campsite to spend plenty of time with the pups and stock.

[joeb8866 303]

 

 

 

I've a terrier spaniel here... Started off really well until she got full of confidence and went weird with stock, can't trust her anywhere now! Shame because she hunts as well as any I've seen... But she'll find sheep even when they're not there to be found she even speaks on them!! She's been corrected a million times for it in all sorts of different ways, lucky for her the Mrs has a soft spot for her so she's stays here as a pet.

not having a go at you lad but when you say she was corrected a million times, how many times did she actually do it. Did she ever attack one

Ha yeah bit of an exaggeration on my part, she was told a good few times I gave her plenty of opportunities to change her ways as she was showing good promise!

 

She attacked 2, first time was out in a wooded area when she was young then I bought a collar tried to correct her that way. 2nd time we were hunting a forestry block she took away from the trees on scent under a fence and took another down in a field. She's never been off lead since around stock, it's just not worth it. The Mrs was happy to keep her as a pet so to save the dog that's how she is now. She doesn't hunt with us any longer!

That's a shame that especially if she showin good promise. Wouldn't be too much of a problem for me as there are no sheep within miles of me or where I hunt. I have to drive 25 minutes just to get the dog amongst sheep to stock break them.

Got a few camping trips booked this summer on working farms were sheep roam freely round the campsite to spend plenty of time with the pups and stock.

Sounds like heaven... Can't turn a corner without seeing one here. If they're not in fields Theyre turned loose on open hills! Weird as I've done nothing with the lurcher and he's spot on..

[Boristheblade 1,367]

You'd think with that much exposure he be used to them. Maybe try beating it with a bigger stick haa

[willy 63]

Iv got a cocker beagle Russel and he is coming on nice just started to open up but he has to be real close. about 17" 18" to shoulder soft as a brush a pigeon got in his kennel other week scared him wouldn't go near it but on other occasions has gone to ground and took a nip and wanting back in will find the pic of that pidgin

[Foxpack 2 7,848]

 

Beagle X cookers. In my eyes will take some beating. Fast thorough and plenty of wind

[Foxpack 2 7,848]

Beagle X cocker. On left. Beagle cocker x Beagle Russell on right. Good bitches but both mute until sighted. Very good bushers though.

[Rat face 1,655]

 

 

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Very nice them buddy i like them alot are they first cross?

[Foxpack 2 7,848]

Little black n tan dog. Beagle cocker x Beagle Russell. Lazy hunter unless by himself. Didn't make our pack. Now just a rabbiting dog.

[Foxpack 2 7,848]

 

 

 

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Very nice them buddy i like them alot are they first cross?

Yes mate

[Whitebuck 145]

Some cracking wee dogs foxpack. Bet you have some fun way them, miss the wee dogs we used to have, had some great days way the wee cross breds we had, beagle/lakelands beagle/spaniel beagle/whippet harrier/collie beagle/russell and an irish terrier beagle cross that was one of the best i ever witnessed. German pointer/ harrier cross was another one we had decent dogs all of them

[Foxpack 2 7,848]

Some cracking wee dogs foxpack. Bet you have some fun way them, miss the wee dogs we used to have, had some great days way the wee cross breds we had, beagle/lakelands beagle/spaniel beagle/whippet harrier/collie beagle/russell and an irish terrier beagle cross that was one of the best i ever witnessed. German pointer/ harrier cross was another one we had decent dogs all of them

Can't beat the days out mate. I don't do as much lamping now a days. So love the days out with the bushers.