New Dog

[lurchers 2,598]

That doesnt happen with younguns,they want everything yesterday.

[lurchers 2,598]

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Edited December 8, 2014 by lurchers

[joshuacharlee 24]

Cheers for the advice and not gonna get rid not like that just needed some advice as have had a a couple quick starters and haven't had anyone to show me the right way about things just learnt things on me own and was thinking to me self the other day get him going on the rabbits and running a bit of land at Peterborough but not the biggest for the area with a lot of rabbit holes everywhere cheers for the advice everyone

[joshuacharlee 24]

And just because I'm a young lad don't mean I'm inpatient I was told when I had got him he'd been slipped in a few times and either him or the other dog made the kill and that he had ran a couple on his own and killed them so thought he was ready for some runs

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Steady away. No rush. Spend this season getting some easy game in his mouth and bonding with him.

 

Get his confidence sky high.

 

Then try him again early next season as said above.

[joshuacharlee 24]

Will do mate tar everyone for the advice atb

[joshuacharlee 24]

I haven't taken him out for a week just walking him plenty been waiting for some pugged rabbits and a battery for me lamp to try him on rabbits and today I took him for a long walk on a footpath which goes around plenty of fields and a few I've tried him on I let h of the Lead for him to run about when he see a hare sitting out about 200 yards so he gets to it and straight away he's running differently getting between the hare and the hedge where the pipe and rabbit holes are then bringing it back to the middle of the land spinning it up and makeing a catch, I couldn't believe the change in him we'll chuffed :-)

[2 old 2 run 60]

Best of luck in next couple months,take it easy on young dog,

gonna be some strong hares about that test the best

[jigsaw 11,809]

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i believe the dogs done his job,onwards and upwards ,

[running addiction 207]

He heavily saluki saturated and looks to have thrown to that side of the breeding more so than benji side, he may take a while longer to come along to full mental maturity, ie, looks like a man acts like a boy keep getting him out walking and lay off the quarry he bred for its a big ask this time of year for a young dog like sending a boy to do a mans job

Just get him out around the fields n moors let him learn himself and catch a few rabbits build some fitness and stamina , if it's meant to be the kill on chosen quarry will come but continual failure will dent his pride and put his head down maybe when the hares go back down a gear then give im few slips on em he be twicd the dog next year he just a puppy at the minute most are spoiled at this age n written off sold just keep hold n work hard be patient he will click pal

Well said articgun

[joshuacharlee 24]

Cheers everyone it will be slow and steady and see how he goes atb josh