nearly every lurcher will chase stuff and catch. imo although instinct helps you to get a dog started only correct training will get a dog to keep going out there and doing it again and again. you can easily mentally break any dog and the desire to run/hunt and chase will practicly come to a stop.
as far has i am aware all in one jabs will be fine to give your pup from 8 weeks onwards. theres something in the back of my mind that tells me all in one jabs dont do the dogs for (leptospyrosis) rat bites but i aint a 100percent sure.
theres sure to be somone on here who knows more about it than me.
i am really pleased with my young dog so far this season hes showing great promise. hes having a great season so far and is 7 months old tomorrow and has managed to put 48 rabbits in the bag so far.
i know what you mean Si , ive done the same as you with all my lurchers. But jon pup was brill for such a young age, really was great to see it
thanks for the praise of my dog bird. it was a pleasure to work your dogs and watch them work.
bird didnt have his camera with him lastnite and i only have just over half the rabbits here as birds taken the rest . theres no doubt we will be having a few more outings through out the season and we will have cameras with us.
top pic looks like a mirror image lol how they bred? well built dogs
the old boy on the left is alsation/collie X whippet greyhound and the pup is malamute/greyhound X lurcher to lurcher
but how many generations would you say it's been since the kc ones have done any work at all?
the kennel club have only had the hold of the breed for about 5 years i think. dont quote me on that though as i might be wrong.
sounds like another decent night there lads. i will be aiming to take my pup up north for the start of next season to see what one of my dogs can achieve there if all goes well with him.