Stock Trained

[Guest Catcher]

I have grew up and been out with some of the best terrier and lurcher men in the game and i think all will agree with me good dog must be well stock trained. What do you think.

Cant seem to upload pictures of dogs well trained on stock but can be seen in my page.

Edited February 4, 2009 by Catcher

[milo 74]

most definatley :clapping:

[ferret boy charlie 0]

yep not a working lurcher if not stock trained imho

[dazbo 15]

its alot less hassle when on farms my terrier will run though hens / sheep ect when ratting and works well with the ferret

the time stock breaking is time well spent in the long run

[Stallion 0]

All dogs should be broken to stock if you intend working them around animals........it is surprising how many you see that are not though.

[mouse 282]

i would not kennell a dog that is not broken to stock.

[Guest Catcher]

its alot less hassle when on farms my terrier will run though hens / sheep ect when ratting and works well with the ferret

the time stock breaking is time well spent in the long run

 

 

Your right gone bush I find it,s very hard to get a farmer to allow you to run a lurcher on his land in the first place.Some of them seem to think all lurchers will attack anything that moves.So yes stock breaking is time well spent.ATB

[Guest Catcher]

All dogs should be broken to stock if you intend working them around animals........it is surprising how many you see that are not though.

 

 

Hi Stallion A lot of people do tend not to bother it,s a shame because we all get tarred with the same brush

[Guest Catcher]

yep not a working lurcher if not stock trained imho

 

Hi mate some so called lurchermen think if the dog can catch it,s quarry they have a good lurcher. more fools them,

[Guest Catcher]

i would not kennell a dog that is not broken to stock.

 

Good on you mouse and wouldent go out with any one who hasent been bother to do the same

[allgame 0]

i wouldnt keep a dog that isnt, as proof i had a good dog and bought a gh x staghound that was supposedly stock proof a pup hald chased a cow and the older dog committed naturaly my good stag went in they only stayed with me another 20 minutes afterwards

[Guest Catcher]

i wouldnt keep a dog that isnt, as proof i had a good dog and bought a gh x staghound that was supposedly stock proof a pup hald chased a cow and the older dog committed naturaly my good stag went in they only stayed with me another 20 minutes afterwards

 

 

Hi allgame.Years ago we used to work a realy good pack of lurcher & terriers.All stock broke.IT was one of the first thing we did with our dogs.As i only live about four 400 yard from dairy farm but one day we were working a farm that only grew crops when we heard a bark from one of the terries asper all the dogs moved towards the sound the same as us.When we got to the quarry we where all abit stund for a moment some fool had tied a goat to a tree.luckily we got there in time because the packs instinged was begining to take form and i must admit to our shame a few dogs where taking a nip at it.But we called off all the dogs and the goat was fine.Thankgod.But to this day i cant understand why that goat was tyed up in the tree,s as there was nothing for it to eat.But i learned from that day.Dont take a dog out that is not solid

Edited February 5, 2009 by Catcher

[mouse 282]

if my dogs were not stock broken then i would never get any permission around here.they are 100% AND MUST BE>

[Guest Catcher]

if my dogs were not stock broken then i would never get any permission around here.they are 100% AND MUST BE>

Most farmers will have a good look at the dogs responce when it see,s his stock before he,ll let you on the groud.AND HE,S RIGHT

[BobHope 13]

nothing worse than a dog not stock broken to ruin a good day, could also ruin somone elses dog, i get mine use to stock as soon as theyve had their injections around 12 weeks