Re-Call Help To Saluki Owners

[mushroom 12,352]

Oh mine is a selective ignorant cnut

 

He knows when he can fuuck about and get away with it. The second he can't see me, he's charging around searching and ain't no one gonna stop him finding me. Our bond is very very strong. He's just one of those dogs that needs his balls frying when he thinks he's in the clear to fuuck about

 

I have an old telly, with a large capacitor ?

[Saluki246 1,053]

Mine below on the bog the other day, you have to love them to own them, i do, he can be stubborn but so can i...lol

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Gilbey 1,405]

Mine below on the bog the other day, you have to love them to own them, i do, he can be stubborn but so can i...lol

 

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mind you looking for one, how did he settle and would you say he's any different from one you reared, cheers

[Casso 1,256]

Jmho but I don't think there is too much mystical going on here, and ignorant c**t of a dog is just that........and there's a cure for that.

It's normally a fairly short process to correct with the occasional refresher course over its lifetime as the need arises.

The only "trick" is realising when it's being a stupid teenager and when it's being a deliberately ignorant c**t !

The only mystic in reference to dogs is the fact that human rational is projected onto everything it does,

 

It's staying away , it won't come to me , it's been a c**t , it's trying to annoy me , whereas the dog is lookin out through a lense that excludes rational thought

 

A dog feels that whatever emotional state it's in is what makes something happen, an example of that was a little jack Russel we have who I opened the front door one time and slipped her out on a rat in the garden , years and years later she still relives the feeling of encountering the rat when she got out and she goes right back into that state every f****n time I open the door ,

 

Instinctive behaviours are just that and are immediate moment, an instinct is not a thought, there is no difference between how a dog is feeling and how it's acting , it's projecting on the outside what its feeling on the inside

Best of luck with the pup

Ho

Edited September 29, 2017 by Casso

[Saluki246 1,053]

 

Mine below on the bog the other day, you have to love them to own them, i do, he can be stubborn but so can i...lol

 

Bog saluki 1.jpg

 

Bog saluki 2.jpg

mind you looking for one, how did he settle and would you say he's any different from one you reared, cheers

 

 

I had him when he was a young dog, about a year old, but gave him to someone at the time, due to family stuff, but got him back again as i regreted it big time when he was 6 . He remembered me and where he was, amazing, after all that time. If getting a pure however, i would personally recommend getting one from a pup, say 6 to 10 weeks old and bond with it.

[Gilbey 1,405]

 

 

Mine below on the bog the other day, you have to love them to own them, i do, he can be stubborn but so can i...lol

Bog saluki 1.jpg

Bog saluki 2.jpg

 

mind you looking for one, how did he settle and would you say he's any different from one you reared, cheers

I had him when he was a young dog, about a year old, but gave him to someone at the time, due to family stuff, but got him back again as i regreted it big time when he was 6 . He remembered me and where he was, amazing, after all that time. If getting a pure however, i would personally recommend getting one from a pup, say 6 to 10 weeks old and bond with it.

oh presumed he was new to you, that's quite touching, was prob a daft question but only ever got them as pups thanks for reply.

 

casso, when the lurcher is let out he goes to the back fence and gives a WOOOF because there was once a cat there, none of the others do it stupid sod

[Casso 1,256]

I can understand you saying stupid sod but the physical memory bank in the dog has unfinished business with the cat on the wall, so makes it the most intense object in that environment, it re lives the moment in present time , even without a moggie in sight ,

So the first time a pup encounters anything , its writing a emotional script of how it should act in the future according to how it went in the past

 

Same as if a pup gets a pasteing out from another dog while out SOCIALISING it might not show for a while but that encounter is logged and filled for another intense moment and then depending on its temperment it will either avoid or explode , it's just reencountering the trauma of the first time ,

Edited September 29, 2017 by Casso

[terryd 8,024]

Aye very true there is a trainer on youtube and he make great emphasis on getting things right the first time a dog does some thing as will last no matter what that is. If you get a dogs training spot on then take it hunting and the hunt goes well and the dog does every thing it should and gets success. It will then be pretty much set in stone and carry on. On the other hand if it runs around like a headless chicken and gets success that is how it will carry on and you can spend the next ten years trying to straighten it out.

Like the first time i took my lurcher pigeon shooting and i dropped one I got all excited and sent him out too it. So now every time a bird hits the deck he goes nuts. Well done me