terrierjohn
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Everything posted by terrierjohn
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i like charlie he stands out in my eyes
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bill docherty bred some very handy dog of this type not seen any about for a few years though
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pm sent He can meet me halfway if he likes and we,ll come down together. save him a few quid.. i,ll go with trigger and you take him,we,ll meet up at end of night to compare catches and most importantly...INJURIES ! atb Vin sounds fair enough to me
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in all fairness summer hunters are not real hunters its one thing walking your dogs over the land to stretch thier legs and clean themselves out but to go out in summer purposly to hunt is just cutting your own throat for the season and then ppl moan when thier season is a bad one we have all done it at least once in our hunting career i myself done it when i first started hunting i was out all year round and some of my ground is still suffering from it to this day so in order to bring stocks back in to these areas i have been relocating a lot of my rabbits caught back into these areas
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i use straw for all my dogs plenty of warmth and easy enough to clean out just make sure upto date on flea and tick treatment
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thats not that far i will arange transport and i will come down for some mooching
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if we all thought like you we wouldnt go out the house How do you come to that conclusion Brains,,, is it hard frost every day here in uk or something,,,, youre really are a dumb ass,,, all the big men bragging they take there dogs out when the ground is like bell metal,, haha,, nothing clever or good about it what so ever, just shows there dogs arent worth a shite because they couldnt give a crap if there feet get smashed up,,, this site is full f bullshit bellends just latley,, anyone with half a brain cell wouldnt run there dog in such hard ground,,,, malc1 get youreself out at least 5
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i sit my dogs above and in the middle of the set so they can have a view on most of the holes and not one particular hole
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that old one not the best heres another
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heres some old pics but the ground hasnt changed much
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i'll take some pics and get them uploaded and you can have a look
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your more than welcome to come run your dog on my ground and you will see for yourself what terrain my dogs have to deal with
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where it come from
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lol
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nice wee pup bud whats in him
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i like to be out as much as possible too but like i said i think its senseless to run my dog on it especially on the lamp
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not me bud i'm not jelous of anybody i couldnt give a flying fook whose dogs are better or worse than mine fair play if they are better i just think its senseless to run a dog on solid ground its one thing a dog getting injured in the field its bound to happen but injuries caused with running solid ground can be avoided with not running it you get longer out your dog in the long run thats my opinion and good luck to you and your dog atb john
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either that or thier dogs got steel toe cap boots on
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it is starting to drag on a bit end of the day some will run thier dogs on hard frost some wont i personally will work the terriers till the ground softens
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no bud i'm out with my dogs 3 to 4 times a week but i know when its just plain stupid to take them out when the ground is too hard for the lurchers it only means more work for my terriers its senseless to take lurchers out onto solid ground
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my dogs are out walking 4 to 5 times a day out running 4 times a week thier feet are in great condition but i still wouldnt take the risk with hard frost snow is different but WHY THE F**CK GO LAMPING WITH SNOW ON THE GROUND ITS USELESS you can see everything without a lamp and when you do shine the light it just reflects back to so whats the point and its not just feet at risk if your dog falls its going to slide and if it slides over a cattle print where the edges are like knife edges then your looking at some stitches
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i think chartpolski may know more about running dogs than you think well i dont know the guy but his posts on this topic make me think different
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Another no brained reply,,, agreed , no wind , full moon is one thing,, all your doing is making the job harder,,,, but frozen hard ground is just stupid ,, i run my dog all weather thats why he stays fit even on a full moon the rabbit runs faster dog workes harder ie keeps his fitness up simples yes ,,, like i said running the full moon is one thing , or when there's no wind,,, of course give it a go...... all you do is make it harder................. but running on real hard frosted ground is plain stupid .. as i said my dog was run on snow and ice and hard frost last
