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heres a few pics from the masters breed,they are 12 months old,ive had them out huntin 3 times,which was on the lamp as the weather has been really mild here,the black bitch(jess)has 15 rabbits & the big brindle boy(rooney)has 14 rabbits,he is recovering from an operation at the moment but he will be fighting fit in 3 weeks

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cant wait for the proper weather for them,hopefully we will see alot of bunnies

lloyd
 
Nice looking dogs there matie..The breeding is only part of the final jigsaw puzzle, and you surely have done your part in producing two fine examples, a credit to you :thumbsup:
 
Pearl476.5bhp said:
heres a few pics from the masters breed,they are 12 months old,ive had them out huntin 3 times,which was on the lamp as the weather has been really mild here,the black bitch(jess)has 15 rabbits & the big brindle boy(rooney)has 14 rabbits,he is recovering from an operation at the moment but he will be fighting fit in 3 weeks

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cant wait for the proper weather for them,hopefully we will see alot of bunnies

You mean like these ones??

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Have to excuse the attire, and the hair cut, this was during my scruffy phase, the picture was from the early 80`s, the breeding goes a long way back :thumbsup:
 
thats a great pic,how many is there and is that a big fella i see in the back :thumbsup:
 
Pearl476.5bhp said:
heres a few pics from the masters breed,they are 12 months old,ive had them out huntin 3 times,which was on the lamp as the weather has been really mild here,the black bitch(jess)has 15 rabbits & the big brindle boy(rooney)has 14 rabbits,he is recovering from an operation at the moment but he will be fighting fit in 3 weeks
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cant wait for the proper weather for them,hopefully we will see alot of bunnies

lloyd

2 class looking pups :thumbsup:
 
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Nice looking dogs there matie..The breeding is only part of the final jigsaw puzzle, and you surely have done your part in producing two fine examples, a credit to you :thumbsup:
thanks bill,i have put alot of time and effort into them,hopefully when we get a nice windy night i will see them properly,we went out last night,it was a hurricane before we went out,just as we got into the first field the wind disappeared,we caught 6 out of 13 runs,not bad for pups,irish pup's little black dog sam is really starting to do the business,he has over 100 bunnies caught and hes only 13 months old :thumbsup:
 
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thanks bill,i have put alot of time and effort into them,hopefully when we get a nice windy night i will see them properly,we went out last night,it was a hurricane before we went out,just as we got into the first field the wind disappeared,we caught 6 out of 13 runs,not bad for pups,irish pup's little black dog sam is really starting to do the business,he has over 100 bunnies caught and hes only 13 months old :thumbsup:

Thats the way mate, success is prortional to the effort you put in, Ive had lads who spoilt their dogs, lying for weeks on end in kennels, then taking them out now and again and expecting them to produce the goods :wacko: A working dog must be allowed to develope, and this starts from the day you get it. My early stuff was bred for big numbers, every pup Ive bred and worked I set a target for 100 rabbits before they were a year old, but these were deerhound based lurcher x lurchers, a little faster in developing than first crossers, your mates dog at 13 months and having so many rabbits is a really good achievement :thumbsup: but it will be 2-3 before you see its best potential, something to look forward to ehhh? :thumbsup:
 
thanks bill,i have put alot of time and effort into them,hopefully when we get a nice windy night i will see them properly,we went out last night,it was a hurricane before we went out,just as we got into the first field the wind disappeared,we caught 6 out of 13 runs,not bad for pups,irish pup's little black dog sam is really starting to do the business,he has over 100 bunnies caught and hes only 13 months old :thumbsup:
Thats the way mate, success is prortional to the effort you put in, Ive had lads who spoilt their dogs, lying for weeks on end in kennels, then taking them out now and again and expecting them to produce the goods :wacko: A working dog must be allowed to develope, and this starts from the day you get it. My early stuff was bred for big numbers, every pup Ive bred and worked I set a target for 100 rabbits before they were a year old, but these were deerhound based lurcher x lurchers, a little faster in developing than first crossers, your mates dog at 13 months and having so many rabbits is a really good achievement :thumbsup: but it will be 2-3 before you see its best potential, something to look forward to ehhh? :thumbsup:




i know what youre sayiny bill,they are a bit slow to catch on but the bitch(jess) is doing really well...went out at 6.30pm 2nite,drove 1 mile,just for a few runs,very very still,had 3 runs and 1 bunny,keep on forgetting the camera,im not going to work her to hard for her first season,once she picks a few for her first season im happy,heres a few more pics of her and rooney,im broke from the couch cleaners bills,but shes worth every penny
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the dog is looking good lloyd the deeround is looking better tho :cheers:
 
1 from tonight think she had bout 500 runs and managed 3 :lol:

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