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Thanks for your replys guys! Seems that its something that happens to many people with a young or new dog. We haven't went back to the field yet, so don't know what will happen next time. I think I should find out who owns the field first and ask if its ok to go back. I don't want anyone calling the farmer, or the cops, to say I'm a poacher or something!! I would like to stay within the law.

Hi Guys, I took my Toby out for his walk this evening and the park we normally go to was absolutely heaving with dog walkers. Toby is pretty aggressive around other dogs so I try to keep him away from them as much as possible. We went into the field next to the park and I let him off the lead to have a wee run about. Off he went like a bullet and I saw about a dozen rabbits bolt to the hedge row. Next I herd a squeal and he ran off with a bunny. His recall was rubbish as he was far too interested in his catch. Eventually I got it off him, but only after I heard him crunching some ribs

Reintroducing wild wolves to the Scottish Highlands would help the local ecosystem, and aid the re-establishment of plants and birds - currently hampered by the deer population. The red deer population is close to reaching the maximum capacity that the ecosystem can support, and costly culls are not proving to be economically effective. On the other hand farmers think that more of their livestock would be killed. As far as I know if it ever happens they will be enclosed in a managed area for a period of time to evaluate the consequences. This is a long discussed notion and may never

Here's my Toby. Not had him long... rescue dog. Shown him a few rabbits and he's well up for the chase. st3w4rt