Breeding

[jackthelad 1,855]

5 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

Herding types work them hard by 3 they have 100% catch rate only chase what they know is catchable  

not just herding crosses mate seen a few do it and owned one

 

[mC HULL 10,440]

5 minutes ago, jackthelad said:

not just herding crosses mate seen a few do it and owned one

 

I’ve never seen a dog do it apart from herders mate I seen dogs jack but only herders that won’t chase if you close cover etc  

[jackthelad 1,855]

had a derhound greyhound was a cnut for it..

[mC HULL 10,440]

24 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Iv saw a few diff types do it, usually too much graft, unfit or just a shite dog, don’t coursing greyhounds even run cunning after a while? But I’ll let the kennel blind sulkuki owner to tell us best

greyhounds will start waiting behind trying for the kill once mature and coursing rules that’s no good no greyhound I ever seen pick a run they try every time sighthound tend to chase what’s infront mate  

 

[mC HULL 10,440]

Just now, W. Katchum said:

So your beloved coursing dogs never trot up towards a long slip an say no thanks an come back or kill off after a quick minute an it thinks it can find an easier one? You wanna go dig holes in garden with a tea spoon or summat to pass your time  
 

a coursing dog that settles in an don’t try en end a course ASAP is using its brain, or it would try harder, just like these herders you keep mentioning, they doing same thing, using there load. Both faults to me but atlesstnom honest an don’t make excuses for one type

mate after a 4 mins course on long ear   dead a winter I havent got there quick enough it’s spotted bambi 500yds away stopped that come for walk I’ll slip 200yds away while they at cover most of time he Will get on them lol  if it has seen it it will try for 5 minutes never mind if it’s in sight  

if I had a dog come bk half way threw a run it be pts the dog wants it head up read the land then pressure if it goes near cover head up work it bk out then pressure winter the fastest dogs have to hold on at times  

[poxon 5,555]

1 hour ago, Trev70 said:

The down fall in them is when you give them plenty of work they start using their head too much mate is what I've found. 

I always thought it was half x herders that were terrible for run picking especially as they aged an slowed up abit it gets worse when they loose there little hedge of speed they think they ain’t going to catch an start thinking to much so start creeping down the beam an start watching stuff disappearing in to the distance or not even running stuff at all 

[mC HULL 10,440]

That’s what I’m on about poxon them that lamp on too close to hedge won’t run it they pick runs clever how they kill sculling 

 

not jackers stopping when chasing comeing bk when right behind stuff sickened and shite  

[mC HULL 10,440]

3 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Iv saw more than a few terrier types do it, grews do it an a few other types bullx included pal, get out with a few dogs regular an you will see it, don’t listen to mc kennel blind haha he comparing shit herders with the best a coursing dogs an still sounds daft ffs, every type an breed will throw shit, half hearted, lazy, clever  cal it what you will an then there shit handlers, injury’s an a million other things
 

but let’s all blame the collie haha 

 

I only answer him so any young lads don’t believe his bollocks

Not all herder a shite mate I’ve had mates had descent would a run 2 long ear and 2 bambi daytime and then carried on lamping when dark mate   one Mali cross used to have me pulling me hair out

Were have I talked bollox mate ?    

[Ferretman65 2,123]

3 hours ago, Trev70 said:

I've not bred any mate but here's a couple I've worked the past few seasons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebHRoplz3ag, there's more clips of them on my channel if you have a look mate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QAHbZCQ0A4 

Them.we dogs don't miss much mate our out of the same litter trev do u own them too smashers mate

[Ferretman65 2,123]

1 hour ago, poxon said:

I always thought it was half x herders that were terrible for run picking especially as they aged an slowed up abit it gets worse when they loose there little hedge of speed they think they ain’t going to catch an start thinking to much so start creeping down the beam an start watching stuff disappearing in to the distance or not even running stuff at all 

Mate I have seen all types of lurchers do this lamping dogs specially pulling up tip toeing down the lamp if it had of run down it would of probably got it I seen them fly down the lamp and stop and come.back the next rabbit maybe 70 yards away and the dog try it's heart out and catch it I have like.all use lads probably run all different types of dogs it happens lads

[Ferretman65 2,123]

6 minutes ago, Ferretman65 said:

Mate I have seen all types of lurchers do this lamping dogs specially pulling up tip toeing down the lamp if it had of run down it would of probably got it I seen them fly down the lamp and stop and come.back the next rabbit maybe 70 yards away and the dog try it's heart out and catch it I have like.all use lads probably run all different types of dogs it happens lads

Ps u just don't know what Goes on in the dogs head mate I have two whippet x greyhounds pups now 7 months old I hope they our not tip toers. lay back But only time will tell thanks lads

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

What I've seen most hunting dogs run smarter with age and experience, it's a good thing to avoid injuries. Reckless dogs don't usually live long but my blue whip/stag was the worst for it when young. Luckily she calmed down, it only took 5 years of near heart attacks from my side, lol.

[Black neck 15,162]

9 hours ago, W. Katchum said:

Not many on here would ever know about that

[Trev70 5,185]

6 hours ago, Ferretman65 said:

Them.we dogs don't miss much mate our out of the same litter trev do u own them too smashers mate

No mate not out of the same litter and yes I did own them but gave both away for free for starting to use their heads too much . The black bitch didn't use her head the next day after I gifted her to a lad she ran into a stone post and killed herself and the merle is retired early now after breaking a couple of bones in her foot, she was good around the hedges but started pulling up too early when running towards walls.

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

33 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

My half x kelpie had bounced off some stuff already an still not learning her lesson, she prob learn it on the run that ends her I like commited dogs but I don’t like head cases she will settle, I keep telling meself that anyways

Mine at 7 has a calmer temp and drive but I must admit I miss the daredevil runs, clearing barb by mm at full speed, somersaulting into trees and trying to nab rabbits going down holes at 40 km's an hour.  lol.