shaaark
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Agree 100 %. Similar sort of thing I've said in the past, not so much summer hunting of hares, but people trying pups at 10, 11 12 months or whatever at hares. Way too young. Then alot of those same pups will be for sale, and passed on, and on. What the f**k is the rush?! Wait til your dog is physically, and mentally, ready, which will NOT be 10,11 or 12 months Same back to yah pal! They are a bunch of t!ts who don't know what a good dog is, someone who knows a lot once told me it takes 3 years to find out if you have a really good dog or not and I think that rings true alot of bloke c
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Agree 100 %. Similar sort of thing I've said in the past, not so much summer hunting of hares, but people trying pups at 10, 11 12 months or whatever at hares. Way too young. Then alot of those same pups will be for sale, and passed on, and on. What the f**k is the rush?! Wait til your dog is physically, and mentally, ready, which will NOT be 10,11 or 12 months
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Absolutely belting pups
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She single gaz? Lol, get in there! lol
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The more I watch this clip, the more I enjoy it, cracking Bloody brilliant that. Got to appreciate the agility, balance and coordination , if nothing else, of that dog. Don't think his feet look as though they're falling apart after runnning on most of that ground either! Lol
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Cracking post
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I love whippets too, as I'm sure many on here do. And I know they can do most of the work that people want a running dog for. Though I will say that I do think that on certain ground, a taller dog than most whippets is of more use. I personally think the main reason that many don't rate them, especially these last 20ish or so years, is due to the increase in bull x's, and the majority of people that own them. I mean, it's quite difficult to look hard and macho with a 25-30lb whippet on the lead, as opposed to some of these super, smash anything, 'look at the size of his head' -90lb bull x's!
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The more I watch this clip, the more I enjoy it, cracking
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Keep it away from walls then. Keep it away from walls then.Ffs Morton spat my tea over my iPad. Me too! Lol
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Still like that dark brindle
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Recommended Small Lurcher Breeder Please ?
shaaark replied to lincolnjefferies's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Chipper hasn't bred any for a while plus he is in hospital from what I've been told. lol -
Agree with what you say here db, but all that's been pretty quickly eroded now. Respect for almost anything has been replaced with ego, disrespect, aggression, rudeness and downright beligerence in general. People getting into hunting in the last 10 years especially, will have no such respect, knowledge etc, and like you say, care only about numbers, results etc. The hunting world is definitely a far far sadder place than it was a generation ago
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Summer coursers, driving land and the internet are main reason games as f****d as it iswho wants to go during the winter when its wet and cold? If you cant course in your vest whats the point in going lol. Hare coursing is banned ,why should coursers regulate themselves to winter running only,...............do bank robbers only go robbing in the winter,? I know hares bellied up and unsporting and winter hares are the best,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but illegal in winter is illegal in summer. On saying that its October to Febuary for me if i went for a run. Theres a big difference between illegal
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Ive put 1 Bedlington dog in a pet home because in 2 years i could not control its hunting behaviour,if it scented quarry that did not range far,rodents,it was never a problem,the scent of bambi or fox and the mutt was often lost,2 days once.Ive never had the problem with many,many others.A busher needs far more education and training than any terrier worked solely from a leash,the main reason for a deaf terrier is a lack of stewardship and early education.Bedlingtons are far less prone to ignore command than say a Lakey,ive often had a far harder time attempting to educate a Lakey,Bedlingtons
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Aint singling you out, and have no axe to grind with anyone in particular as to what they choose to do with their dogs. But there are people on here that wouldn't have one negative reaction for certain actions, yet if someone new to the site did a similar thing there'd be holy f**k about it. Personally I couldn't give a monkey's chuff what people do, just seems a bit hypocritical at times what some members on here preach the there amigos like you post mate the 3 have been sturing it from the start jest cose marvel cant keep or train a dog lol I aint stirred anything fella. Your pups
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Yeah? Ok lolEy I just had an Idea shark.Why dont you start your own clique on here. The pms will be flying Into your inbox lol. You had an idea, well done, I'm pleased for you
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Looks a happy bright dog in good nick
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Yeah? Ok lol
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Aint singling you out, and have no axe to grind with anyone in particular as to what they choose to do with their dogs. But there are people on here that wouldn't have one negative reaction for certain actions, yet if someone new to the site did a similar thing there'd be holy f**k about it. Personally I couldn't give a monkey's chuff what people do, just seems a bit hypocritical at times what some members on here preach You saying there's a clique on here? Naw, canny have that like. ............. .............. ................. .............. ........ lol
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Aint singling you out, and have no axe to grind with anyone in particular as to what they choose to do with their dogs. But there are people on here that wouldn't have one negative reaction for certain actions, yet if someone new to the site did a similar thing there'd be holy f**k about it. Personally I couldn't give a monkey's chuff what people do, just seems a bit hypocritical at times what some members on here preach
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I think the site's been the same for a few years now. If one of 'the main men' on here even scratches their arse, they get praised to the heavens, and do it better than everyfucker else. And there are plenty on here that would rip into most members if they'd used a dog at stud that aint had at least four years 'graft' behind it. Seems to me that more than a few people are put off asking questions, which is the whole point of a forum, for fear of being ripped into by some of these self proclaimed 'experts'. And the irony is that many of these 'experts' will have owned running dogs for less len
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Ive put 1 Bedlington dog in a pet home because in 2 years i could not control its hunting behaviour,if it scented quarry that did not range far,rodents,it was never a problem,the scent of bambi or fox and the mutt was often lost,2 days once.Ive never had the problem with many,many others.A busher needs far more education and training than any terrier worked solely from a leash,the main reason for a deaf terrier is a lack of stewardship and early education.Bedlingtons are far less prone to ignore command than say a Lakey,ive often had a far harder time attempting to educate a Lakey,Bedlingtons
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Been thinking about taking on a bedlington for a while now. But one of the things that keeps cropping up is that people saying about them throwing 'a deaf ear' when on a hot scent/line. Is that down to 'maybe' the hound ancestry from years back, which I've read a few times, or just a typical terrier trait? Not had much to do with terriers, and only owned one, a russell bitch, in my life, about 40 years ago lol
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Yep, they really are my cup of tea, belters
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This should work https://www.donedeal.ie/dogs-for-sale/deerhound-type-lurchers/12549758 Nice deerhoundy looking pups. I think the sire must be second cross back to deerhound. Those fawn pups are absolute minters!
