bedlington/whippet

[Guest]

at the end of the day if it makes you happy then thats what matters i no there are a lot better dogs than my dog but he makes us happy n thats what matters

[Guest bakes]

The dogs only 15 month and hasnt seen anything. And one at a year old has a lot to learn.I like to leave my lurchers till there 2 years old So they a mature enough.  Then start there training out in the field.ie lamping ferreting.and mouching around.i know a lot of lads start with younger dogs,but at 2 years old works for me. I like to work on obedience and retrieving and recall.  Before they start there working life. jmo

 

at 15 months old my dogs would of already been on the bolters ferreting and out on a few mooch's learning them what to do by this i dont mean 100 yard slips easy slips 25 yarders 50 yarders keeping it simple all my dogs ive owned have started off around 9 months just retriveing ball learning them to chase it and bring it back to me wonce they have learnt that at 12 months old they would of been out 1 time a week ferreting with me no nets down with an experienced dog to learn them the ropes at 15 months they would be out wonce a week on the lamp learning them to run down the beam on easy runs at 2 years old they would of learnt everythink they need to no as soon as as lamp lifts up and i say look up and slip the dog there running straight down the beam but thats just me.

[chris h]

 

at 15 months old my dogs would of already been on the bolters ferreting and out on a few mooch's learning them what to do by this i dont mean 100 yard slips easy slips 25 yarders 50 yarders keeping it simple all my dogs ive owned have started off around 9 months just retriveing ball learning them to chase it and bring it back to me wonce they have learnt that at 12 months old they would of been out 1 time a week ferreting with me no nets down with an experienced dog to learn them the ropes at 15 months they would be out wonce a week on the lamp learning them to run down the beam on easy runs at 2 years old they would of learnt everythink they need to no as soon as as lamp lifts up and i say look up and slip the dog there running straight down the beam but thats just me.

 

glad it works for you bakes.i like my dogs bones to full grown before running them.and at 9 months there no dogs bones fully grown.but if it works for you mate all the best and hope you have plenty good bags

[chucka]

why do you want one that old ,it will come with all its bad habits you just might not like ,

 

 

very true get a younger one train it the right way if you going to be getting one at 1 year old at least make sure it comes with an trial out in the field i dont no the dog so cant say if its anygood but wouldnt go in there with the views of buying without seeing with my own eyes what it is capable of a lot of bull is said around lurchers my dog can take this single handed my dog took this amount in one night dont believe it until you have seen it with your own eyes just my views anyway.

the lad said its bein on the lamp only one outing and did not catch

 

 

[les]

The dogs only 15 month and hasnt seen anything. And one at a year old has a lot to learn.I like to leave my lurchers till there 2 years old So they a mature enough.  Then start there training out in the field.ie lamping ferreting.and mouching around.i know a lot of lads start with younger dogs,but at 2 years old works for me. I like to work on obedience and retrieving and recall.  Before they start there working life. jmo

i start mine as soon as they are jabed and can walk ,by the time they are 6 months old all of my dogs catch rabbits on the lamp ,you just have to know what your doing ,and take them with a dog that knows its job ,i dont pick them up over fences or work them of a lead ,they are loose all the time and have to work things out for them selves,they learn a lot more ,mind you i have made a living with my muts every winter for 36 years ,only problem is ,i cant pay tax on my earnings ,other wise the tax man would be done for aiding and abetting illegal activities  ;D

 

 

[chris h]

i start mine as soon as they are jabed and can walk ,by the time they are 6 months old all of my dogs catch rabbits on the lamp ,you just have to know what your doing ,and take them with a dog that knows its job ,i dont pick them up over fences or work them of a lead ,they are loose all the time and have to work things out for them selves,they learn a lot more ,mind you i have made a living with my muts every winter for 36 years ,only problem is ,i cant pay tax on my earnings ,other wise the tax man would be done for aiding and abetting illegal activities  ;D

 

 

;D ;D ;D

right were going a bit off topic here.WANTED WANTED BEDDY WHIPP BEDDY GREY

[chris h]

wanted from 1year on

 

WANTED

[pidge 1]

bedlington /greyhound /whippet

[chris h]

bedlington /greyhound /whippet

 

nice looking dog.is it for me  

[pidge 1]

To be honest m8 you could of bought him,i sold him not to long ago

[chris h]

To be honest m8 you could of bought him,i sold him not to long ago

 

did you work him

[pidge 1]

yes m8 i did very good rabbit, charlie dog and the odd long earred ones also good show dog plenty of red rosettes plenty of guts in the bedlington cross. Also owned lakeland X bedlingtons terriers

[chris h]

wanted beddy x  

[chris h]

wanted beddy x