Personally get out on your ground and smash it,Really make a effort. Better if you catch them and not them. Most spots get poached now and then. But if there's nothing there they will soon leave it alone
Have a 18 month old lurcher that has grabbed rabbits that were fumbling out of a bet and also dropped the odd rabbit bringing back on lamp. She is really soft mouthed which is what alot want but what can I do to make her more hard mouthed. Some have said run on a squirrel or rat that can bite back.
Have a 18 month old lurcher that has grabbed rabbits that were fumbling out of a bet and also dropped the odd rabbit bringing back on lamp. She is really soft mouthed which is what alot want but what can I do to make her more hard mouthed. Some have said run on a squirrel or rat that can bite back.
With my work now I can only really go out for a good session with lamp at weekends. But gonna start nipping out the odd evening on week about 7 - 10 just to keep dogs ticking over
I owned a whippet/grey x saluki/deerhound/grey she's 17 months old and not had a season yet. Out lamping she stands off with her retrieve about 10 yards but is fine with a dummy or dried pelt and doesn't have any real aggression towards her catch. I've been catching upto 5 each trip as to no push her but want to up her runs.
My question am I being to fussy and will she harden up after her she comes into season. Keen to hear if anybody has had a bitch having a season making a big impact on them. Thanks in advance
I've always taken 1 dog lamping. I'm trying to ask advice on getting the dog to carry better and be more possesive of the rabbit. Yeah she's only had 15 rabbits but I'm trying to get her sorted before she's into a bad habit.