sean925

Para cord good

Dog lead with the clip cut of looped under the collar.

I wudn mind a look

Could there be a slight injury maybe ?

They're not all bad had to call the vet out about 3 Sunday's ago my whippet ripped her back leg on barbed wire .The vet met me at the surgery as it was closed put the bitch straight on the table and got her cleaned and stitched and actually said I hope she stands for the stitches as it will be far cheaper for u.Then when the dog was ok she done the paper work.It wasn't even my usual vet as he was busy calving a cow.I don't have ins and this is of the topic but some vets still do put the animal first and it's not all about the coin Ps guess who's changing vets

Took my whippet bitch ferreting at about 6 months onwards just to see the craic didn't even chase bunnies to start with but loved sent if its all play and fun for a young dog I think it can be positive as long as there's no expectations .when she started to want to chase kept her back and only give her easy bunnies didnt want her chasing and not catching too many Once the bitch got to 10 or eleven months started her on lamp she was slow to start but never looked back she 2yr 8 mths now and rabbit mad laid up with barbed wire injury at min but don't hunt now anyway so not to bad

I agree with whippet I have one for rabbits only and it gets on brilliant with my two young daughters lives outside but is house trained also great wee dogs for the job

I brought on a whippet pup she nearly 2 and half year old now. She still never seen another dog working retrieve is 100% cuz she knows no different only ever seen bunnies though. I started her ferreting at young age no chasing just watching then up around 11 or 12 months a few easy bunnies. Her strike took a while but once she mastered that she gets bunnies now every time where out. only lamp her now no ferreting all season just lamping as the gets older all clicks into place can be frustrating at times this was my first running dog also. Stopped now as its all for fun and does are full of you

I agree am finding young now stopped last week point less killing young unless it's control but when they are a few months older squatters green bunnies etc good sport for a learning dog

Brought on a whippet bitch last couple of years was lifting rabbits ferreting and a bit of lamping same thing at about 14-15 months running bunnies but not a good catch rate stopped her seeing bunnies for about 2 or 3 weeks just walked road and feilds where there was no rabbits then took her lamping again she hasn't looked back at that age it's all training and learning a wee break can do a world of good

B&f sell leather whippet collars plain though

I have a whippet bitch just turned 2 lives outside but is house trained and comes in for a while in the evening but sleeps outside every night .put a coat on her for a few weeks last year as it was -18 at a time but havent used it this year yet.She just sleeps in a box with vet bed and a furry dog bed.

Shot one rough shooting with springer good retrieve for dog north ireland . Snipe plentiful at least 6 lifted when shot was fired for woodcock and dog flushed a few that where missed

Have a whippet bitch myself at thirteen months catch rate on lamp not great and would nearly wait for sqatters to get up but when ferreting lifted rabbits and held in net no problem after the summer lay of she lifted first two squatters out ov seat great feeling she catching bunnies now every night shes out and retrieving live to hand well worth the wait she 22 months now I think the word patience was said to me about 100 times . At the time I thought shed never come good stick at it

2 x 7 ah batteries can be wired together to give 14 ah no problem I do it all the time and just tape batteries together with duct tape/ gaffer tape Pm sent