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just want to no guys what would be the worst type or pure or x for jacking /cocking/pulling up use make the judgement on this thanks t.d :thumbs::boogie:

ALL DOGS CAN OR WILL COCK IF GIVEN 2 MUCH. SADLY THE DOG THAT RUNS ON DIESEL HASNT BEEN INVENTED YET 4 SOME PEOPLE. NEVER EXPECT TOO MUCH FROM UR DOG, BUT NEVER ACCEPT TOO LITTLE EITHER.
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I think its the owners fault alot of the time. Everyone should have patience in a young dag and enter it when the dog is mature enough and had a decent pup life, and never pushing it to hard through out its first cuple of seasons.

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my opinion would be the kind owned by impatient owners who want them to run before they can walk .or run them when they have had enough or carrying a niggle all dogs can jack or pull up if not treated right .

correct :thumbs:

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this question comes in 2 parts really . .as rabbit hare and deer are all flight prey ,this is the work that running dogs have been bred for ,for centuries. Jacking on this prey is , as most would agree, more often than not the owners fault .its not that the dog necessarily cant catch , its because it thinks it cant. Run on hares too young , if the first 10 get away without a turn ,game over for life. Ridiculously long slips on prey sat 5yards from a hedge, slipping a dog when its knackered , injured or unfit , they all break a dogs heart , and broken hearted dogs jack.the second part of the question is foxing with lurchers , different ball game and one i have little or no interest in. I imagine it takes a certain quality to kill something in a fight , but its not a quality i look for in my dogs.

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this question comes in 2 parts really . .as rabbit hare and deer are all flight prey ,this is the work that running dogs have been bred for ,for centuries. Jacking on this prey is , as most would agree, more often than not the owners fault .its not that the dog necessarily cant catch , its because it thinks it cant. Run on hares too young , if the first 10 get away without a turn ,game over for life. Ridiculously long slips on prey sat 5yards from a hedge, slipping a dog when its knackered , injured or unfit , they all break a dogs heart , and broken hearted dogs jack.the second part of the question is foxing with lurchers , different ball game and one i have little or no interest in. I imagine it takes a certain quality to kill something in a fight , but its not a quality i look for in my dogs.

I agree, with your post,

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this question comes in 2 parts really . .as rabbit hare and deer are all flight prey ,this is the work that running dogs have been bred for ,for centuries. Jacking on this prey is , as most would agree, more often than not the owners fault .its not that the dog necessarily cant catch , its because it thinks it cant. Run on hares too young , if the first 10 get away without a turn ,game over for life. Ridiculously long slips on prey sat 5yards from a hedge, slipping a dog when its knackered , injured or unfit , they all break a dogs heart , and broken hearted dogs jack.the second part of the question is foxing with lurchers , different ball game and one i have little or no interest in. I imagine it takes a certain quality to kill something in a fight , but its not a quality i look for in my dogs.

 

Im might not agree with all your posts but this one is certainly correct :thumbs:

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My dog is to clever for its own good. :whistling:

 

I had had hangover from new year came down stairs and I asked the dog how I looked...she said Ruff! mmn I thought smart f****r so I tried anouther question....name of old scotland goal keeper that played for us in the 70's first name Alan....dog said Ruff! 2 out of two....something harder this time....what do you call the long grass at the side of the fairway on a golf course...dog shook her head and said ruff...3 outa 3.....f*****g collie x's for you :wallbash:

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