My New 'plummer' Terrier

[day and night walker 233]

Hi tozer, i agree with wuyang, sometime's too much drive isn't always a good thing. The one i have at the moment is still very hyper and always seems to go deaf when i take her bushing i just wish i could get her too be a little more obedient. anyways fella atb with your dog, daywalker

[Tozer 385]

I guess it is a fine line to walk. I am nervous about her drive to work.

 

She is keen, but reluctant to work proper cover.... I would like to see the difference between her and workingstock she is stood next to me now ragging a stuffed toy.

Edited July 6, 2014 by Tozer

[day and night walker 233]

I wouldn't worry too much tozer she'll get to grips with the thicker stuff as time goes on. atb daywalker.

[Tozer 385]

She just did a perfect retrieve through cover (ignoring being a bit hard mouthed) sent her and left her to it besides a gentle recall whistle.

Emereged 30 seconds later.

[Tozer 385]

Double post

Edited July 6, 2014 by Tozer

[day and night walker 233]

Nice one fella, that was one thing about my last terrier, whenever she caught a rabbit in cover she would always bring it out unlike the one i have now. atb daywalker.

[wirral countryman 2,110]

I guess it is a fine line to walk. I am nervous about her drive to work.

 

She is keen, but reluctant to work proper cover.... I would like to see the difference between her and workingstock she is stood next to me now ragging a stuffed toy.

I don't know where you re based but if you are near to me I'll run mine through the cover for you, if there's anything at home these will find it, WM