:D Still on the subject of bad habits when racing I didn't mention that the 2 dogs referred to go hare coursing and one of them has been quite successful this season . They are always mad keen on the field. Is it possible that their slight reluctance as well as being down to my not making them...
Thanks for that Mark. I have to admit that I haven't spent as much time concentrating on the lure as I evidently should have done. I am working on it as of now and we'll see what happens Many thanks.
Hi Mark. I have had loads of good advice on this subject and decided to revert to running the dog on her own, from the trap to hopefully get her to concentrate on the lure without any distractions. So far it is working quite well. I will do the same with her next time we go racing and then...
I've heard of that Appache Chief dog. It shows a bit of promise. I've also heard of a little brindle bitch in that East Anglian club, her name is Saucy Madam. Apparently she is developing into a real stunner. Definitely one for the future.
One of my whippets seems to be developing the knack of chasing the other dogs in a race rather than the lure. Has anyone experienced this problem and if so can you give suggestions on how it can be cured? Many thanks
At whippet racing meetings I have noticed on many occasions that people rub stuff onto the dog's legs and massage them before they run. How useful is it . In fact ,what is it and where would I get it from? many thanks.
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