help with a new lurcher man

[welshunterz 10]

hello i have been hunting with dogs all my life and kept a few small ratting pattdales and lakelands and a family member of my has a pack of hounds and now i am alowded to have my first lurcher but

i now very little about training pups and not a exbert as im only 14 years old and a my uncles lurcher which is a

 

sire : 3/4 greyhound 1/4 bull x collie greyhound (fawn)

 

a very strong dog stock broken,hunts,jumps,catch,kill,retrieves and a very quick dog and well known where we are from and the bitch he is covering i can have a pup out of

 

the bitch is a

 

dam: 3/4 greyhound 1/4 collie

 

i know there are alot of crosses but they are both great working dogs

 

 

i want to train my pup to

 

sit

stay

good with

*ferrets

*chickens

*horses

*sheep

*cattle

retrive fur and feather to hand

jump fences

watch

good with other dogs

not to be gun shy

work on the lamp

and of course work and corse rabbits

 

any tips on training a pup and getting it working

[welshunterz 10]

i think the bitch may be hancock bred im not shure

[3 Turns 326]

ALRIGHT KID.

YOU SOUND AS IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU WANT.

YOU TRAIN YOUR PUP YOURSELF YOU SOUND VERY CAPABLE.

YOU JUST PUT THE TIME INAND YOU,LL HAVE A GREAT DOG

ONE MAN ,ONE DOG

YOU DONT NEED ANYONE,S HELP.

GOOD LUCK.

[J.DOG 1,355]

Take your time exspose the pup to everything and simply let a pup be a pup

good luck lad atb

Edited June 4, 2011 by J.DOG

[Ideation 8,217]

If your 14 and thinking like that, i'm sure you will do fine

[maitland93 13]

You seem like you have a good head on you, sure you will do fine

[undisputed 1,664]

Good luck young fellah thats a good programme you got in mind, take your time little and often is the way to go. Keep at it and you should end up with a well trained dog. Just make sure its a game for the dog and you both enjoy it