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An old pic of a very fit fen dog ,

 

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I train my lamp dogs the same as i train my saluki x dogs , the lamp dogs dont have much saluki blood in them and tire before the fen bred dogs , its horses for courses ,

Smashing looking dog there :thumbs: would you run your dogs behind car or bike and how many miles a night would you do???

one of the best looking dog i have seen on here credit to you

YES THIS DOG IS A CREDIT TO YOU,BUT HOW WOULD IT FAIR ON A BIG LONG NIGHT LAMPING CAUSE TO ME IT DOESNT LOOK LAMPING FIT,BUT LIKE I SAY ITS A CREDIT TO YO,

HOW DOES A DOG LOOK LAMPING FIT AND I DON'T THINK THIS DOG WAS USED FOR LAMPING.

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my dogs look fitter in summer than they do in winter,but are not in any way as sharp,or as fit! I put a bit more weight on my dogs towards the start of the season,and only after a month or so hard fie

match men never divulge there training methods

i dont think there is a specific match fit thing i seen cn match foxy 2 times a week for a few month so she was never specifically fittened for one match ...

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my dogs look fitter in summer than they do in winter,but are not in any way as sharp,or as fit! I put a bit more weight on my dogs towards the start of the season,and only after a month or so hard fieldwork,day and night,would i consider them match fit :thumbs:post-52472-0-45910500-1308069425_thumb.jpg summerpost-52472-0-30350600-1308069503_thumb.jpg winter. Hare was shot and retrieved.

 

So do mine, I think it's a coat thing as well. My dogs don't usually take as long as a month to get fit though, although I do a fair bit of bushing/mooching in the summer.

 

Nice dogs people.

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was it a crufts dog lol or a top coursing dog roberto cause i've seen some cracking looking fit dogs who were not worth a carrot but would fetch top dollar at auction based on looks

as i'm sure every coursing man has been out with people who's dogs don't look much but once slipped total machines

as the saying goes looks can be decieving :thumbs:

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nobody can judge how a dog works from a pic and theres a big difference in lamping to daytime running. a lot of daytime dogs smash good numbers of rabbits and other things on the lamp but how many lamping dogs can do the same daytime? :hmm:

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good point :thumbs: but which dog would be the fitest,a top class match dog for day or a top class one for lamping???

 

 

Id say there alot of diffrence between recovery rate and plain stamiana to have a run for say 3/4 min, But both would have to be fit to have a decnt shift either way

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in my view the dog looks to muscle bound to be lamping fit,bit like you never see a muscle bound plasterer or hod carrier

 

Your view and your entitled to it, but your last comment sounded well a bit Gay :laugh: what have you been doing checking out de builders?

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