Terrier Sam
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Thanks mate
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Sorry mate, I don't understand
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Hi all, For all of those who like sharp, shiny things I thought this might be of interest. SC have a big discount sale on this weekend - http://sportingcutlery.co.uk/black-friday-deals.html ATB Sam
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Hi all, For all of those who like sharp, shiny things I thought this might be of interest. SC have a big discount sale on this weekend - http://sportingcutlery.co.uk/black-friday-deals.html ATB Sam
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Hi all, For all of those who like sharp, shiny things I thought this might be of interest. SC have a big discount sale on this weekend - http://sportingcutlery.co.uk/black-friday-deals.html ATB Sam
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Hi all, For all of those who like sharp, shiny things I thought this might be of interest. SC have a big discount sale on this weekend - http://sportingcutlery.co.uk/black-friday-deals.html
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We do a bit of both but mainly to a gun. You can have some good bags with some good bushers and a decent shot!
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For Stud Beagle Or Beagle X Stud
Terrier Sam replied to newcomer88's topic in Working Dogs & Livestock
Contact Foxpack on here mate. He has some cracking dogs. Beagle x spaniels etc -
Get in touch with Foxpack mate! I have a pup out of his dog and it's a bloody cracker as is the rest of the litter!
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Sounds a plan! You've got me tempted there..... It doesn't matter what's in them do long as they do what you want them to does it?
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Cracking bud! Have you mated them??
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Me too flacko! Love mine. I can see me going for this cross over and over again! ATB Sam
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I'm just waiting for my Russell type bitch to break down and she'll be having a beagle cocker over her for my own use. I have a pup by the same sire and she's looking very promising!
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Thanks matey. I'm really pleased with the way she's coming on now. You were right about the balance between the breeds too bud
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No worries matey. Glad I could help! ATB with it Sam
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Ye it's a lot to do with initial training buddy! Well I can't speak for all spaniels but dads, along with most others, was trained to the whistle so it only took the dog a couple of weeks to settle in and then from there on in the dog has been great. The only thing you need to know is the whistle commands. Fully trained ones can cost you a fair amount though. I know lads that have paid between £1200-£1800 for trained springers. It's serious business. If you're going to go down that route then do a bit of research and find guys who bring on and train dogs for field trial. They are very
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Well, again, from my experience, springers go everywhere at Mach 2 an uncontrollable or ill-trained springer will take off like the best of them. Dad bought his fully trained and is like a robot. Therefore is fully controllable. When he is hunting he still goes at Mach 2 but because he's been taught to be as thorough as possible he doesn't travel very far. I'm sure that the issue you had with beagle spaniels is something that can happen to most dogs if it's not stamped out. Don't forget that naturally, dogs are in it for themselves. You have to make them work for you and if this is reinfo
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Yes mate. My dads got a springer. He's great and will hunt every patch of cover to the extreme. There is no blade of grass unturned when he's about. However, we find that a bit more pace works better for the land we're on so having a balance of something a bit less thorough than a straight springer works well for us
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P.s. That black dog with my bitch in the pic is my mates very good beddy whippet x bull whippet. He's a cracking busher and exciting to watch but probably too fast if your wanting the lurchers to catch more than him haha
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thanks for the reply mate it's something I wonder about everyday ha what busher would be best to push rabbits out to my two lurchers.that pic of the Russell and lurcher with the rabbits is the job.love to be ble to catch a few like that in the daytime I'm sure there's people better than me to answer your questions as I'm not as experienced as some mate. From what I've heard and read and listened to, too much hound and the dog may be more inclined to follow a scent rather than search out one particular piece over cover (please someone correct me if I'm wrong). As far as I'm concerned after
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That's how I was trying to explain it mate! She's 13.5 tts at the moment at 4 and a half months so I'd have thought she'll end up at about 15 ish. I think that the pups sire, the dog I'll be using (one of the Black and Tans in foxpacks pic above is between 15 and 16 tts and my bitch is 16 tts. My Russell bitch was taller than the rest of the litter and the parents so id have thought her pups will end up about 15 tts too
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nice pics mate looks like you do well,theat pups a belter fair play all the best with him I'm sure it will be a flyer We have some good permission mate and we try our best to keep everyone happy! The pup is a cracker buddy. Fingers crossed the ones from my bitch will be just as good!
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My bitch is the white one in first two and the pup is in the third. The dog is from Cumbria buddy. Foxpack on here is the brother to the guy that owns the dog. I'll check with him and see if I can use a pic or if he can post one. Rob, that's the reason I'm breeding. We have some fair sized cover and woodland that could do with a few dogs knocking around in. ATB Sam
