keep or get rid

[littlefish 549]

Alright millet mate.yes imo it would as its directed at the face

 

I really don't believe the collars you might be talking about squirt water, as you keep saying..........maybe drawing the picture might help after all..............

[Floyd17586 454]

Maybe lads just maybe.this subject is blown out of porportion.try helping someone and it back fires because theres lads on this site just on it for arguments.especially when they car something so stupid on.enough said now

[DogMagic 461]

A proper dog man would start the dog at an age where it was mentally ready for work and if a problem developes will work it out, not think about getting rid.

[weasle 1,119]

A proper dog man would start the dog at an age where it was mentally ready for work and if a problem developes will work it out, not think about getting rid.

Dont know as it would matter with the fox hound in it.

[Wxm 1,638]

couple of easy rabbits for a month or 2, build up his confidance and should help

[Qbgrey 3,991]

it actually simpler than simples floyd,if you trained a dog you d know that rewards are what you give your dog when it does what youve wanted and a telling off or wack is administered when its done wrong......so when chasing a rabbitt it gets a shock/spray so the dog may think you dont want it too

1 chase

2.catch

3.bark

get my drift,to complicated for dog

[Floyd17586 454]

Yea true mate never thought of it that way.and iv trained afew over the years mate.

[Ray Mears 272]

PAULUS OW PAULUS come shut this shit down......

[albert64 1,882]

if you can live with it carry on, some dogs never stop

its not the end of the world

[mr scent 665]

had it happen with a wheaten cross i had i let it go 3 times and got rid.he was a good rabbit dog so a lad off here took him for rabbits which he never barked on just foxes

[Bosun11 537]

Many crosses love a yap but a hound cross is probably more inclined than any... That's the reason I'd never own one. If it was me, I'd try to run the bollox off it on the easiest bunnys I could find and i'm talking plentiful, not difficult. Short sharp slips being the key. If it's running an catching almost none stop 'maybe' it's mind will concentrate on the job.

[chartpolski 20,797]

had it happen with a wheaten cross i had i let it go 3 times and got rid.he was a good rabbit dog so a lad off here took him for rabbits which he never barked on just foxes

 

Don't you think that barking on rabbits, is a "yapper", whereas barking on a fox is a "jacker" ?

 

Cheers.

[digger. 615]

Many crosses love a yap but a hound cross is probably more inclined than any... That's the reason I'd never own one. If it was me, I'd try to run the bollox off it on the easiest bunnys I could find and i'm talking plentiful, not difficult. Short sharp slips being the key. If it's running an catching almost none stop 'maybe' it's mind will concentrate on the job.

i think a ferreting trip is in order

[digger. 615]

had it happen with a wheaten cross i had i let it go 3 times and got rid.he was a good rabbit dog so a lad off here took him for rabbits which he never barked on just foxes

 

Don't you think that barking on rabbits, is a "yapper", whereas barking on a fox is a "jacker" ?

 

Cheers.

no that is defo not the case.as he is doing them no problem

[chartpolski 20,797]

had it happen with a wheaten cross i had i let it go 3 times and got rid.he was a good rabbit dog so a lad off here took him for rabbits which he never barked on just foxes

 

Don't you think that barking on rabbits, is a "yapper", whereas barking on a fox is a "jacker" ?

 

Cheers.

no that is defo not the case.as he is doing them no problem

 

Not on about your dog mate ! I was replying to Mr Scents post.

 

Cheers.