Pup Keeps Overshooting

[connerdaboss 20]

Hi I've took my pup out on the lamp a few times but she keeps sprinting flat out at the bunnies and when they turn she overshoots and takes ages to turn as if she's lost sight of it? Anything I can do lads? Atb

Edited August 21, 2014 by connerdaboss

[lurcherman 887 12,763]

How old pup mate

[Sirius 1,358]

It's a pup sounds normal. Chill, it will come with time and making the odds in the dogs favour

Edited August 21, 2014 by Sirius

[NOOK/ANNA 96]

All comes with experience mate. Even my older dogs are bit like that at start of season full of keenness. Keep it at it and it will come in the end.

[connerdaboss 20]

Almost 11 and half months, beddy whip x lab

[connerdaboss 20]

All comes with experience mate. Even my older dogs are bit like that at start of season full of keenness. Keep it at it and it will come in the end.

ok cheers, she's keen alright, hare popped up today and straight lined her but she still didn't stop lol

[snappeer 464]

Pup mite off threw 2 the lab side was it accidental mating mite be a bit too heavy to get back on them once shes been turned

Edited August 21, 2014 by snappeer

[trigger2 3,108]

Almost 11 and half months, beddy whip x lab

its the norm for pups to overshoot mate. but if its half lab it will soon cotton on to whats happening. i worked a collie grey X lab bitch and she was a good allrounder

[connerdaboss 20]

Pup mite off threw 2 the lab side was it accidental mating

Hasn't thrown lab, she was just a tad too slow for the hare.. Her brother has thrown lab, he is much heavier built then her

[connerdaboss 20]

 

 

Almost 11 and half months, beddy whip x lab

its the norm for pups to overshoot mate. but if its half lab it will soon cotton on to whats happening. i worked a collie grey X lab bitch and she was a good allrounder

Would've thought the lab makes her clever, and obedient... But she's stubborn af! Most lab's are fat and greedy, no her she'd rather play with a tug rope then have a handful of treats haha

[snappeer 464]

 

 

Almost 11 and half months, beddy whip x lab

its the norm for pups to overshoot mate. but if its half lab it will soon cotton on to whats happening. i worked a collie grey X lab bitch and she was a good allrounder

Would've thought the lab makes her clever, and obedient... But she's stubborn af! Most lab's are fat and greedy, no her she'd rather play with a tug rope then have a handful of treats haha

am not being funny or nothing but the only running dog in the mix is wippet if ye want a fast type dog for rabbits get rid and start again before you bond with the dog

[connerdaboss 20]

 

 

 

Almost 11 and half months, beddy whip x lab

its the norm for pups to overshoot mate. but if its half lab it will soon cotton on to whats happening. i worked a collie grey X lab bitch and she was a good allrounder

Would've thought the lab makes her clever, and obedient... But she's stubborn af! Most lab's are fat and greedy, no her she'd rather play with a tug rope then have a handful of treats haha

am not being funny or nothing but the only running dog in the mix is wippet if ye want a fast type dog for rabbits get rid and start again before you bond with the dog

She's faster then a rabbit so she'll do. No slower then mates bull xs and they do the job? Had her since she was 6 weeks, think I'll keep her, pet 1st worker 2nd

[blackmaggie 3,375]

 

 

 

Almost 11 and half months, beddy whip x lab

its the norm for pups to overshoot mate. but if its half lab it will soon cotton on to whats happening. i worked a collie grey X lab bitch and she was a good allrounder

Would've thought the lab makes her clever, and obedient... But she's stubborn af! Most lab's are fat and greedy, no her she'd rather play with a tug rope then have a handful of treats haha

am not being funny or nothing but the only running dog in the mix is wippet if ye want a fast type dog for rabbits get rid and start again before you bond with the dog

 

why do you need a fast type for bunnies one of the best alround edible dogs i seen was grey/lab that didnt look like it could run but it had natural retrieve and knew how stuff run so took decent numbers on most ground it just liked things his own way on teeth which didnt always happen but i have heard of a few that did teeth in numbers and well there was one l/pool way that did it regular

[beast 1,884]

 

 

 

 

Almost 11 and half months, beddy whip x lab

its the norm for pups to overshoot mate. but if its half lab it will soon cotton on to whats happening. i worked a collie grey X lab bitch and she was a good allrounder

Would've thought the lab makes her clever, and obedient... But she's stubborn af! Most lab's are fat and greedy, no her she'd rather play with a tug rope then have a handful of treats haha

am not being funny or nothing but the only running dog in the mix is wippet if ye want a fast type dog for rabbits get rid and start again before you bond with the dog

She's faster then a rabbit so she'll do. No slower then mates bull xs and they do the job? Had her since she was 6 weeks, think I'll keep her, pet 1st worker 2nd

 

 

good for you mate, too many dogs stuck on the merry go round by people who dont give a shit about them, and just because the dog isnt perfect straight away they get rid. most of these people wouldnt know how to make a decent dog anyway. you stick with it pal, it will come right

[Dewclaw69 484]

i'm running a 12 month old collie x grey . only been out 3 times and he's wising up big time. first time out, all misses. next two times he's had bunnies. instead of running at em he's starting to run to cut them off now. no reason a pup with lab in it won't learn quick. keep with it mate