Breaking a pup to stock?

[Diggerman Dan 18]

Hello, would just like a few pointers from the more experienced members than me on the best way or their particular methods of breaking terriers to livestock? I have a relative that keeps poultry on an allotment that would let me take my pup through, but he’s 5 months now and like most working bred terriers he’s feisty and excited by fur and feather. I wouldn’t want any nasty mistakes to happen so any advice would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

[Fox dog 25]

Ideally if locked up near them and sees them regular he won't take any notice eventually, walk him near them plenty 

[Wideboy 2,727]

If it’s a black dog forget about it

[gnipper 4,984]

Good old fashioned bollockings and threats of violence, if that doesn't work at this age you've had it.

[leethedog 3,068]

Start earlier lol

[lurchers 2,442]

Get it amongst them and if it give chance check it then it will soon learn mate.Especially at an early age

[Diggerman Dan 18]

14 minutes ago, lurchers said:

Get it amongst them and if it give chance check it then it will soon learn mate.Especially at an early age

Thank you.

[lurchers 2,442]

21 minutes ago, Diggerman Dan said:

Thank you.

That’s the best way mate young and daft

[downsouth 5,122]

Beat him with a dead chicken

[Borr 1,779]

Having access to stock early on with a pup is the way forward, mine isn't solid with stock but with most of there faults it's time I didn't have and paying the price now, little dog just required a no at 12 weeks and we lived in Wales , big dog hasn't seen much and is game for anything, will be doing a refresher shortly... But never trust once it's lost....