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How things flacko? Yea I think in some coursing dog lines it's terrible , mine has a nasty streak ,especially when there's game about ,as you know.
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On 17/09/2018 at 18:23, Lurcherdog96 said:
@roybo how do you find it mate? Have you got a picture?
He is ok mate no world beater but does me .
He's a bit of a nightmare around other dogs although has got better ,and doesn't like strangers.
There's a few others on here that has litter mates or seen them work I'm sure if they see this they'll comment
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They'll be decent pups I'd imagine Fuji, not dissimilar to the litter I bred, with razor blood and 1/2 the bull side , I'd imagine these be stronger though. Good luck I'm sure there'll be plenty of fun with these and the tracker will come in handy.
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It's theoretical dog from a dreamer that says he's going to create it
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i spose he can tek ya darn the cut rottin'
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i'm sure he will do you a local delicacy grey pays n bearcon
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2 minutes ago, Black neck said:
I wunt bother then
best not mate
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3 minutes ago, johnrussell84 said:
I’m coming down when he fits me into his busy schedule be good to see some different land
be prepared for a long drive to find any runs lol, he is in the midlands
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they look to be lumps anyway john ,so you've took the slack up well . hope they turn out toppers for you mate
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23 hours ago, johnrussell84 said:
You’ll need to help that old friend a urs to introduce his to the field next season Roy
he needs to be helping me more like ,i'm struggling with motivation
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Only just noticed this thread John... I see you went and done it then pal. Looks a nice strong litter ,did you use the dog youemtioned to me in the end pal
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It's a big responsibility to have a dog that can do harm,even if some toe rags deserve it.
Becomes even more serious if they are trained to bite ,and you better have faith in your dogs training and socialization.
A big dopey Barker would be enough for me.
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4 hours ago, Maximus Ferret said:
And posssibly won't much like people it knows either,
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Yes you are probably right
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On 22/07/2018 at 19:36, Foxpack 2 said:
You can use my dog for free. Or give someone on here a pup. Proven stud dog and produces bushing dogs.
great offer and refreshing in this day and age,
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On 04/07/2018 at 10:11, Bosun11 said:
- Only ever bring one pup on to train and that training will take about 2 years, dont let your head get turned whilst its ongoing.
- Never get jealous of someone else training their pup, put all your effort into your own.
- For the first 6 months of its life its a 'puppy', not a lurcher, so train it as one.
- Good recall is a must but they aint robots, so there will be slip up's now and again.
- Never over do retrieve training, it should always be a game.
- Teach a pup to jump but don't overface it.
- Make sure your pup is stock trained.
- If your pup is to be primarily a lamper, then start it off on the lamp. Same for a ferreting dog, or a busher, start them first at their main game.
- Never expect a perfect retrieve after a first catch. Even the best of trained pups get a bit giddy first time.
- Once you've started them, then keep it going, the best dogs are made from what you can put infront of them.
- Appreciate your dog for what it is... Your hunting partner!
Spot on
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On 01/07/2018 at 19:14, SNAP-SHOT said:
hes a picture pal,
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Maybe they are "endangered" because as you say people want pups out of working parents ,
And unless working sheep or racing is working you will struggle .
Coupled with the fact that some add something else that they feel a first cross maybe missing,
Or maybe they just ain't wanted any more.
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On 25/03/2018 at 10:38, Flacko said:
My old man used to do us tripe & onions back in sixties tried my lot on it disaster
pigs tails and trotters ,i used to love them . being from the black country grey pays is a rare treat these days flacko
neck and breast of lamb stew,still remember the grease lol
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Of course you'll never know what worker you may be investing in for maybe a year or 2. Conversely you can't see if an 8 week old pup will be a looker, some don't blossom into lookers even though they were nice pups
I certainly wouldn't pick a stud dog on looks or colour . But you may like a "type" be that build ,size , or coat ,and that may suit where you work the dog ,or may prefer racy over strong . I think we all have one eye on certain things that appeal .
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Well bred pup wild Bill, and parents look nice types
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Bill ,I just said it's 9 and still here so probably kept someone happy ,and said I GUESS ,
may have been easily pleased or the dog could have been a superstar I have no way of knowing . But lurcherlad94 is happy
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Look at the end of the day they are your dogs and you can,and will do as you please.
Hopefully in time you'll realise that the best dogs you'll ever have are the ones that you have had the most input with ,
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It's 9 year old if it's still alive it must have done something right for someone I guess.
I never once said the dog has jacked .
For what it's worth he looks a nice type,
And hope for his sake he does well for you.
And sorry where I've put "for sale " read it as given away
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2 minutes ago, LurcherLad94 said:
roybo can you not read? i dont fancy waiting a year and a half watching mates dogs work standing there like a dick for a pup to mature just to keep you happy
Yes i can read ,hence my replies to you.
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