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The schnauzer is out everyday with me doesn't enter really tight cover, but is keen as any of the terriers to be fair as genuinely will go allday. Quiet handy for me as my terrier is mute but the schnauzer yaps big time when close to stuff. He had tackled most things you meet on walks over the 6 years I have had him from a pup, Never going to be as a world beater or good as a specialist or my SLT but he certainly enjoys having a go and is a tough little bugger great coat as well atb

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couple more of ours     first pic sire and dam in middle with 2 pups either side second pic mother middle pups either side

fell/russell/beagle/bull... . are some folk trying to reinvent the wheel.            

Old pic I have .1980 ish 

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A whole series of misses and bad timing today. (Some of it was filmed into the sun so not that easy to see.) Love the bouncing busher in this first clip -

 

Lurcher completely wrong-footed on this one -

Lurcher is half hearted enough isn't he.

 

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Was out with my one today but didn't see much, she had a couple of hunts through the cover but nothing too get her really going. I don't know if there is not much about or if the dog is going through a bad patch because she does not seem to have her usual drive. I just can't understand it when i first got her she showed real promise her only problem was her recall but she always came back in the end...Ive not been doing that much rabbiting with her lately but she has been catching the odd rat here an there and she seems well keen for them at least. atb daywalker.

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Was out with my one today but didn't see much, she had a couple of hunts through the cover but nothing too get her really going. I don't know if there is not much about or if the dog is going through a bad patch because she does not seem to have her usual drive. I just can't understand it when i first got her she showed real promise her only problem was her recall but she always came back in the end...Ive not been doing that much rabbiting with her lately but she has been catching the odd rat here an there and she seems well keen for them at least. atb daywalker.

good man yourself.......... its great to be with your dogs outdoors mooching not everybody has the best dogs but its still nice to be out their :victory:

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A whole series of misses and bad timing today. (Some of it was filmed into the sun so not that easy to see.) Love the bouncing busher in this first clip -

 

Lurcher completely wrong-footed on this one -

Lurcher is half hearted enough isn't he.

 

In some situations yes, in others no

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Was out with my one today but didn't see much, she had a couple of hunts through the cover but nothing too get her really going. I don't know if there is not much about or if the dog is going through a bad patch because she does not seem to have her usual drive. I just can't understand it when i first got her she showed real promise her only problem was her recall but she always came back in the end...Ive not been doing that much rabbiting with her lately but she has been catching the odd rat here an there and she seems well keen for them at least. atb daywalker.

good man yourself.......... its great to be with your dogs outdoors mooching not everybody has the best dogs but its still nice to be out their :victory:

 

 

 

[ wouldn't worry 2 much mate ,it does sound like theres not mutch about ,and I am sure,the dog will let you no when there is ,keep at it mate ATB tony

Cheers fellas, the thing is a couple of times when i have been out with her i have seen young rabbits going into cover and when i try and send her to the spot she takes a sniff and just moves on as if nothing has been there. I don't know whats going on with her because i usually have more trouble getting her to stop. She has caught in cover in fact she caught her first when she was 8 or 9 months old she is 21 months now and she has caught about a dozen since then all healthy bar 1, no record i know but she has had no other dogs to learn from in fact she has never been out with another dog, i would love to get her out with other bushers but don't know any one round my way who does it any more. oh well maybe its all those stingers about at the mo but saying that they never bothered her when she was a lot younger. atb fellas daywalker.

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Was out with my one today but didn't see much, she had a couple of hunts through the cover but nothing too get her really going. I don't know if there is not much about or if the dog is going through a bad patch because she does not seem to have her usual drive. I just can't understand it when i first got her she showed real promise her only problem was her recall but she always came back in the end...Ive not been doing that much rabbiting with her lately but she has been catching the odd rat here an there and she seems well keen for them at least. atb daywalker.

good man yourself.......... its great to be with your dogs outdoors mooching not everybody has the best dogs but its still nice to be out their :victory:

 

 

 

[ wouldn't worry 2 much mate ,it does sound like theres not mutch about ,and I am sure,the dog will let you no when there is ,keep at it mate ATB tony

Cheers fellas, the thing is a couple of times when i have been out with her i have seen young rabbits going into cover and when i try and send her to the spot she takes a sniff and just moves on as if nothing has been there. I don't know whats going on with her because i usually have more trouble getting her to stop. She has caught in cover in fact she caught her first when she was 8 or 9 months old she is 21 months now and she has caught about a dozen since then all healthy bar 1, no record i know but she has had no other dogs to learn from in fact she has never been out with another dog, i would love to get her out with other bushers but don't know any one round my way who does it any more. oh well maybe its all those stingers about at the mo but saying that they never bothered her when she was a lot younger. atb fellas daywalker.

 

 

Stingers are definitely putting my pup off. Where she was crashing into thick stuff unhesitatingly a month ago, now she's very cautious. Most days from her reaction I think she finds at least one rabbit in stingers that she's very reluctant to go in and shift. I try not to worry about it and just let her decide whether to go in after them or not; last thing I want to do is risk putting her off completely. Whereabouts in Berks are you fella?

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