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Attaboy

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  1. Got to love the little bundles of energy! I've got a tailless sandy jill that scampers around a warren with pure joy. One day we we're picking up the ferrets and she was the last, went to pick her up, she made a cheeky chattering noise, turned round and scampered off down the hedge and down a hole, i thought, she's not finished yet, next minute the dogs head goes down a hole, rabbit bolts and the dog courses it across the field turns it and back nets itself, result!

    It's great to watch ferret and dog working as a team. I just got my own ferrets this season and i've watched as they've developed their own style and the dog has learned to read what is going on underground and let me know in turn.

    Blimey i'm going on a bit, i must be hooked!

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  2. I had no problems breaking my 4 year old lurcher toferrets. It probably depends on how the dog is raised, my dog goes everywhere with me and has been shown not to bother cats, chickens and stuff. An ex track greyhound is a completely different story!

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  3. 1 hour ago, Black neck said:

    Your be wanting the proper stuff tho I expect 

    Certainly will. I'm thinking about crossing my lurcher to a good beddy bitch. He's 22" with a 3/4 whippet 1/4 beddy sire and lurcher to lurcher dam. He's got a half decent coat on him so maybe I would get a decent busher plus a bit. I've no idea about breeding though so feel free to ridicule?

  4. Speaking of table scraps,what's everyone's opinion on giving them cooked meat with bones in small amounts? I know it's supposed to be a no no and I rarely do but our dogs growing up got anything, including the chicken carcass from the family roast, if we could afford one, sometimes it was just mince?. They always seemed to thrive on whatever they got. Dogs must have survived on cooked bones since they were domesticated surely? I did give mine a fair bit of venison bone left over from a camp fire cook up recently and he did have a couple of very hard stools so moderation may be the key?

  5. On Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at 04:32, Junoboon said:

    I just joined tonight to see if anyone was working this kind of mix. I have a poodle cross lurcher. She's out of a small working saluki/greyhound x miniature poodle. Not at all poofy and sound temperament. She's 10 months old and about 13kg and 15'' to the shoulder at the moment. Super bright, keen to please, she'll clear a five foot fence from a standing start and can run!! We haven't worked her, she's the children's pet, but she has drive. 

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    I like the look of her.

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