Jumping Pics...

[paulus 26]

Is jumping important for a lurcher its something I've never really thought of till I seen this .

pissed if i am lifting a 70lb dog over every gate

[Chicken_man 1,650]

Fantastic pics all :-)

Atb

[Gaz_1989 9,528]

 

 

Is jumping important for a lurcher its something I've never really thought of till I seen this .

pissed if i am lifting a 70lb dog over every gate

This 😂

[tjones3862 3,423]

IM NOT A BIG LOVER OF A dog jumping for the camera,,,they are not cats,,lol they are on a type rope when they run,,iff i can i will lift them over things,,,but on some things may be diffrerent,,

[Gaz_1989 9,528]

What do you mean Jim? They aren't cats and are on a type rope?

 

Don't understand the comment or analogy?

[Guest Navek]

I'll have a tenner of watever he's smoking 😂

[tjones3862 3,423]

a dog is not designed to jump and fall from heights,, like a cat,,,, iff you was to jump over every think,,, the odds are you will come a cropper,,i learn a dog to go under a gate even iff its side on,,, lets just say every time you slip your dog its out of our hands,,,,,, the more we can do to liminate injuries the better,,, a lad near me last month and hes not the 1st is dog ended its carreer by jumping a 5 bar gate,, the dog could of gone under it,,, :icon_eek:ive bin out with somw lads they have let the dogs jump in the night,,,bricks hard core in gate ways,, jump sheep fence then theres barb wire behind that to stop cows pushing on the fence,,,ive seen the lot,,,

Edited November 13, 2015 by tjones3862

[lofti 576]

Deffo, last night we went over plenty some high and low gates plus some bad double fences Meg is a good jumper but some i lifted her over

for her safety and makes more sense so you dont spook the field at some points.

[Gaz_1989 9,528]

a dog is not designed to jump and fall from heights,, like a cat,,,, iff you was to jump over every think,,, the odds are you will come a cropper,,i learn a dog to go under a gate even iff its side on,,, lets just say every time you slip your dog its out of our hands,,,,,, the more we can do to liminate injuries the better,,, a lad near me last month and hes not the 1st is dog ended its carreer by jumping a 5 bar gate,, the dog could of gone under it,,, :icon_eek:ive bin out with somw lads they have let the dogs jump in the night,,,bricks hard core in gate ways,, jump sheep fence then theres barb wire behind that to stop cows pushing on the fence,,,ive seen the lot,,,

I agree with you. Just didn't understand you with how you worded it.

 

Both of my dogs go around or under where possible before they go over 👍

[trenchfoot 3,914]

[tjones3862 3,423]

and thats the best way,, gaz,,, last night even though mars could jump it,has they was no way under it,,i lifted her,,,,one less risk, on the body,,

[lofti 576]

its good to watch a Dog jump an easy Gate tho after a long retrive

 

[Tiercel 6,986]

 

That dog has a look of arrogance as "who dared to put this in my way."

[Phil Lloyd 9,424]

@ Tiercel...

Not realy a fan of unnecessary, 'up and over', posed images...

Never have been and as I have been saying all my life,..the job is plenty dangerous enough, without playing silly beggars for a photo opportunity. I think a cameraman can get the same idea of a lurcher leaping a safe object, without fecking about around barbed wire fences and suchlike...

 

In saying that,.the more competent, skillful and familiar a working dog is, with all the required disciplines,..the better.

Edited November 15, 2015 by Phil Lloyd

[Fat-Ferret 851]

This one always cracks me up - My bitch when a little younger and dafter! She realised after she LAUNCHED it was a BAD idea!!