chilly 59 Posted November 26, 2010 Author Report Share Posted November 26, 2010 Yea no rush guys , hoping to get some ferrets and up and running after Xmas. The dog thing is just an interest at the mo , but if I the passion really does return then I think a lurcher would deft be on the cards , have always fancied a little lamping 2, but long way to go yet need to get some permissions first , and the ferreting alone was always plenty enough excitement for me in the past lol Thanks for offer mike may take you up on that one day . Would I be right in think a collie x be a little smarter? In general are young dogs just starting to work often offered for sale ? Or generally mostly pups on the Market ? Quote Link to post
KittleRox 2,147 Posted November 26, 2010 Report Share Posted November 26, 2010 Yea no rush guys , hoping to get some ferrets and up and running after Xmas. The dog thing is just an interest at the mo , but if I the passion really does return then I think a lurcher would deft be on the cards , have always fancied a little lamping 2, but long way to go yet need to get some permissions first , and the ferreting alone was always plenty enough excitement for me in the past lol Thanks for offer mike may take you up on that one day . Would I be right in think a collie x be a little smarter? In general are young dogs just starting to work often offered for sale ? Or generally mostly pups on the Market ? A pup mate, don,t take someone elses problem Quote Link to post
Rake aboot 4,936 Posted November 26, 2010 Report Share Posted November 26, 2010 Aye Well now you are opening up a can off worms there will be a 100 folk on here tell you not to take an adult dog and to stick with a pup BUT even Roxy will agree some times the adult dog with abit of work,,WILL WORK ! not all older dogs are problems take the dog at face value and you might just find a star I know folk that have ,,, Not saying it`s advisable but !!!!!!!! ATB Quote Link to post
Guest crobinc840 Posted November 27, 2010 Report Share Posted November 27, 2010 This time of year many "people" are getting rid of their "old dogs" which can be anywhere from 5 on. I myself wouldn't take on their dogs not for the age but the fact that I wouldn't know how the dog is. If you have kids it is important to keep them safe first and foremost. A puppy is a good idea and for lamping you would want a dog that's not too bulky so it turns quick. I made a tutorial for making a fur puppy chase toy if you wanted to have a look at it I can forward a link to you but it is on here somewhere. Good luck with starting back up Quote Link to post
Tyla 3,179 Posted November 27, 2010 Report Share Posted November 27, 2010 A very good, honest first post mate Sounds like your planning to go about things the right way from the off. Have you thought about approaching the farmers who your deceased friend had permission with and explaining the situation? Quote Link to post
chilly 59 Posted November 27, 2010 Author Report Share Posted November 27, 2010 thanks tyla , sadly its not really an option we only really did any farms etc in the last year or two really when i was old enough to drive and his conections were all west wales way and id be buggered to try and find them after all these years lol there is a golf course we often visited will try there but that will about it i think , every where from there on will have to be new ground and work hard for some permisions , ive started asking around friends last few days tho if any of them now anyone with land who they could put a word in for me . i see what you mean guys about the older dogs , bets to stick with young dogs and pups and bring them on myself then Quote Link to post
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