is it possible my lurcher

[fay 75]

ive noticed when im out with the dog she lifts her head and starts to sniff the air then starts geting excited and put her nose to the ground and pulls she done this last night about 3 times and geusee what a fox was there this happend 3 times tink there is more in my dog than i tought mayb a pointer as i watched her 1 day out and she stood there paw up and looking strait at the ditch could this b right

[paulus 26]

normal in all lurchers mate as is tilting the head from side to side

[chartpolski 28,505]

Both of mine "air scent", ones a Lurcher, the other is pure running dog.

 

Cheers.

[J.DOG 1,355]

Mine do it alot especially my pup

[silentrunner2011 218]

sounds like to me theres a bit of ninja in that pup!!

[toby63 1,236]

ive noticed when im out with the dog she lifts her head and starts to sniff the air then starts geting excited and put her nose to the ground and pulls she done this last night about 3 times and geusee what a fox was there this happend 3 times tink there is more in my dog than i tought mayb a pointer as i watched her 1 day out and she stood there paw up and looking strait at the ditch could this b right

could of picked any type of scent up animal related and as for paw up both the whippet bull and terrier do it

[fay 75]

didnt see it before the way she does it mad tanxs for the replys

[nothernlite 18,260]

most dogs air scent especially when someones cooking lol

[Jamo 90]

my dumb arse bullie does it sometimes mostly at night when he knows foxes are about

[planete 120]

If Dylan starts walking slowly with his nose up into the wind, it is time to pop him back on the lead pronto, otherwise he'll be running up into the wind towards deer in the next few seconds even if they are nowhere in sight. He used to stop and point when he was younger but he now seems to think that is a waste of time! On the other hand, if the wind is blowing towards a group of deer in full sight and they do not move he will be easy to call to heel.