Chase MK II

[Sirblessed 2,511]

Chase MK II

The first pup I showed on here was returned after a heart condition was diagnosed by my vet, a defect that happens from birth on occasion I’m told, this video is of his full brother, not quite as outgoing but still quite a nice pup, a little bigger and coming along just fine.

 

[OldPhil 5,929]

Well done Brother, its great to see guys enjoying a wee bit of training time with their young mates...

I have always pushed the retrieve in my working style , roustabout, workers and a tip I have found to be useful (alongside the narrow alley way trick)  is to position yourself in front of the favourite place, that the pup will head for, when he has his prize ..

I've even sat in a dog's bed waiting for him to leap in

For me, fetching and carrying captured game, and returning it to me, is a vital part of owning a lurcher...

Obviously for many other enthusiasts, it isn't, ..that is fair enough,...and as it must always be, its strictly a case of, each to his own.. but, I just prefer it that way...I've reared , nurtured and fed the mangy cur,...so its time to say,...thanks Boss..

Keep on with the gentle schooling and enjoy the journey...

All the best, OldPhil.

 

 

 

Edited July 26, 2022 by OldPhil

[Sirblessed 2,511]

1 hour ago, OldPhil said:

Well done Brother, its great to see guys enjoying a wee bit of training time with their young mates...

I have always pushed the retrieve in my working style , roustabout, workers and a tip I have found to be useful (alongside the narrow alley way trick)  is to position yourself in front of the favourite place, that the pup will head for, when he has his prize ..

I've even sat in a dog's bed waiting for him to leap in

For me, fetching and carrying captured game, and returning it to me, is a vital part of owning a lurcher...

Obviously for many other enthusiasts, it isn't, and it must always be, each to his own.. but, I just prefer it that way...

Keep on with the gentle schooling and enjoy the journey...

All the best, OldPhil.

 

 

Thanks for the tip Phil Cheers I push it too because I'm lazy Ha Ha 

[Black neck 17,768]

4 hours ago, OldPhil said:

Well done Brother, its great to see guys enjoying a wee bit of training time with their young mates...

I have always pushed the retrieve in my working style , roustabout, workers and a tip I have found to be useful (alongside the narrow alley way trick)  is to position yourself in front of the favourite place, that the pup will head for, when he has his prize ..

I've even sat in a dog's bed waiting for him to leap in

For me, fetching and carrying captured game, and returning it to me, is a vital part of owning a lurcher...

Obviously for many other enthusiasts, it isn't, and as it must always be, its a case of, each to his own.. but, I just prefer it that way...

Keep on with the gentle schooling and enjoy the journey...

All the best, OldPhil.

 

 

I still ain't got the hang on it 

[sandymere 8,263]

On 25/07/2022 at 13:57, Black neck said:

I still ain't got the hang on it 

Retrieve training is easy, I'll give you a training session when I'm up north this winter, you drop a fiver, I'll send u back for it and you bring it and give it to me... simples.

 

 

ps Just remember to bring plenty of cash with u............

[Black neck 17,768]

4 minutes ago, sandymere said:

Retrieve training is easy, I'll give you a training session when I'm up north this winter, you drop a fiver, I'll send u back for it and you bring it and give it to me... simples.

 

 

ps Just remember to bring plenty of cash with u............

Thanks mate ,can u.lend us a 5r