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[jeff 100]

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RIGHT LADS AND LASSES WHAT DOGS HAVE YOU USED FOR HUNTING THAT ARE NOT MENT TO DO THE JOB, I HAVE A BELGIAN SHEP, THAT I USED FOR LAMPING RABBITS WHEN SHE WAS YOUNGER, AND WHAT A LAMPER SHE WAS, A VERY CLEVER DOG, SHE WAS A GREAT JUMPER AND ALWAYS BOUGHT BACK TO HAND LIVE, AND YEARS AGO MY DAD USED TO USE A DOBERMANN FOR RABBITS, WHAT BREEDS HAVE YOU USED, HER IS CLOVER MY BELGIAN SHE IS 12 NOW BUT STILL PICKS A ODD RABBIT UP. jeff

 

[Vicky]

My grandad used to have a little black mongrel that'd pick rabbits up for fun, cracking little dog didn't take any training whatsoever and never went on a lead, walked by his side where ever he went. She even used to chase the lure, we trained a few pups for passing with her.

Ahhhh happy memories

 

[Jan Doherty]

Apparently my great Grandfather in Ireland used Manx cats for hunting rabbit.

I know its not a dog but interesting all the same. He was a farmer and got thorugh three wives (He wore them out apparently through hard work) and when he wanted a new one he went Scotland to get one (w00t)

 

[scotty wong]

Apparently my great Grandfather in Ireland used Manx cats for hunting rabbit. I know its not a dog but interesting all the same. He was a farmer and got thorugh three wives (He wore them out apparently through hard work) and when he wanted a new one he went Scotland to get one (w00t)

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now thats a man !!!

theres a bloke i drink with who uses a springer x collie on rabbits and ts better than his whippet on the lamp!! it never ever runs out of energy and retrives every time.he uses it for beating and as a general gundog to!

scotty

 

[jeff 100]

Apparently my great Grandfather in Ireland used Manx cats for hunting rabbit. I know its not a dog but interesting all the same. He was a farmer and got thorugh three wives (He wore them out apparently through hard work) and when he wanted a new one he went Scotland to get one (w00t)

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i owned a cat on the caravan site which i lived and that used to bring half grown rabbit home. once it tried to drag a live seagul though the small top window of my van it was still alive and flapping, i only had my undies on and had to chase it up the site trying to get it of her, not a nice site first thing on the morning, JEFF :sweating:

 

[LasVegasNo1]

Not me, but I know of an elderly lady who has a Golden Retriever that can catch Rabbits faster then I can see them! lol

 

[milly]

Apparently my great Grandfather in Ireland used Manx cats for hunting rabbit. I know its not a dog but interesting all the same. He was a farmer and got thorugh three wives (He wore them out apparently through hard work) and when he wanted a new one he went Scotland to get one (w00t)

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What for a cat or a woman ?

 

[Jan Doherty]

Both I suspect LOL

 

[milly]

Nice one :thumbsup:

 

[rodders]

used to have a staffie that used to push out for the lurcher.Could ferret for a short while with her too,brilliant marker but after a while excitement got too much for her and she'd start yapping.Have known her dig up a stop end and pull out not one but two rabbits Karen

 

[milly]

I had a staff x noritch terrier that pulled six out of a one holer.

 

[debsandben]

my rottweiler bitch, currently nursing a litter, was the catch dog last week on a hare that had run itself into a hedge.

on the subject of cats bengal cats are supreme hunters of adult rats, rabbits and anything smaller. so anyone wanting a hunter look no further.