What Do You Reckon Lads

[iworkwhippets 13,193]

For the past few days, ive been toying with the idea of getting a working partner for my mate penny, ive got the time and work for another dog, but fact is , even though im fit in good health, im 73, and by the time I source a pup, get it to workable age, I will be 74 feckin plus, im off out in an hrs time, nowt like being out in the open to sort out my mind, just thought id ask for your opinions, I hate bedding my dog down at night times, her looks lonely sin I lost Nell

[Daniel cain 49,273]

If you got the time then go for it-God forbid but if anything happened to you... Im more than sure that folks would que up to take them on from you and give em a good working home ,).atb dc

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,740]

You should get another whippet from the same lines as nell and see if can follow in her footsteps

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

Only you can answer that,but what ever you decide,don't sit idle as that's when the body an mind start deteriorating.

[stealthy1 3,964]

Get an older dog.

[northern lad 2,292]

If I hadnt met you Keith I would probably say no....for those of you who haven't met Keith theres feck all frail about him,hes got the energy/enthusiasm of a teenager and looks as fit as his dogs...Get another one mate,youre 73 yrs young,should things go pear shaped (which it does for many a lot younger than you) I'm sure they can be sorted with good homes via here...atb Dave

[bird 10,014]

Get an older dog.

+ 2 yep , plenty of old lurchers in the pound , that need a nice life , instead of the ineffable , just look for nice size to fit in with her temp and size , you deff find one

[Shaddy93 840]

All I can say to you my freind is fairplay! I'll be happy if I make your age the way I smoke never mind still be working lurchers

[nothernlite 18,260]

Keith take a step back mate dinnae know what's round the corner and have a season full season with your young dog and take it from there

Edited May 14, 2017 by nothernlite

[socks 32,253]

There's an old boy still out and about on Salisbury plain with his dogs and he is nearly 90 ... go for it your a long time dead .......

[Accip74 7,112]

My dad is 76, he took on a Brittany farm collie 2+ years ago, that was born & raised feral until the age of 3 months.........tbh the dog has been a total fcuking pain in the arse, but he won't give up on it, despite having his 5th stroke in 6 years 2 weeks ago.......

 

Just do it mate.

[poxon 5,933]

I'm a firm believer your as young as you feel age is just numbers if there's something you want that makes you happy mate go get it! It's Short time livening long time dead

[Aussie Whip 4,317]

You'd probably spend more time with the pup than a lot of young blokes who are too busy chasing skirt instead of game.The time to give up hunting dogs is when they put you in the ground.Keep hunting.

[Dinosaurs 2,148]

As others have said Kieth why not try an older dog .. maybe a little busher to push stuff out for Penny & save you getting on all fours in the brambles ? Whatever you decide I wish you the very best of luck. Atb

[bird 10,014]

As others have said Kieth why not try an older dog .. maybe a little busher to push stuff out for Penny & save you getting on all fours in the brambles Whatever you decide I wish you the very best of luck. Atb

good idea that , nice little border x jack etc . keep the pup company and knock rabbits out for her , as said plenty of old dogs down the pound to choose . . my son got little jack x chihuahua woody, he 5 year old ive put few pics on here before he a rescue dog from the pound , nice little thing heart like lion , he sorts my 2 dogs out lol . a feckin young staff had a go at him the other day, got woody pinned down by the neck, the daughter-in law was very upset by it, she 7 month preg . good job i wasn't there, or would been staff with bust ribs . .