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Now then guys, as a quick intro, ive only ever lamped once when i was a youngen with my sisters boyfriend, I've just been getting a lurcher pup (saluki collie grey x bull grey) only 8 weeks at the moment so a long way to go I know. I was just wondering if anyone has any sound advice on raising a working pup for the lamps, nutrition advice, equipment, anything that will help me out over the next couple of years. I'm very interested in the hunting scene, always have been, and finally got round to getting myself in a position to learn, so any advice will be taken well.

Thanks in advance.

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26 minutes ago, Saltmoon said:

Training, grate recall , 100% stock break and alot of patience it dosnt happen over night sometimes it's 1 step forward 2 back but don't give up and the dog will reward you 10 times over as long as you put the time in 

That's it in a nutshell, also don't believe the hype.

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Alkethine pipe for punishment ... don’t show it any affection as it’s a working dog ... feed it the cheapest complete food you can .... no need for any exercise  just take it out of the kennel once a week to hunt ........

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5 hours ago, socks said:

Alkethine pipe for punishment ... don’t show it any affection as it’s a working dog ... feed it the cheapest complete food you can .... no need for any exercise  just take it out of the kennel once a week to hunt ........

You've mellowed a bit.

Cheers, D.

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On 20/10/2018 at 12:46, Rsutton97 said:

Now then guys, as a quick intro, ive only ever lamped once when i was a youngen with my sisters boyfriend, I've just been getting a lurcher pup (saluki collie grey x bull grey) only 8 weeks at the moment so a long way to go I know. I was just wondering if anyone has any sound advice on raising a working pup for the lamps, nutrition advice, equipment, anything that will help me out over the next couple of years. I'm very interested in the hunting scene, always have been, and finally got round to getting myself in a position to learn, so any advice will be taken well.

Thanks in advance.

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Feed it well,nurture the little fecker,get it stock trained,retrieving,jumping,command orientated and chasing and catching daytime bunny,s,then get a decent lamp and make a few mistakes.

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