Leave her at home bro
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Leave her at home bro
leave tother dog at home...Quote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
Yes, agree. leave her at home... she'll think about it there and work it all out??? WTF?????
And starve...... She travels with with me to become familiar with suroundings. Ive been running her on a 50ft lead with a bottle attached to keep her in a little .
Dont leave her at home and keep chasing it around bro
yeh that bottle idea not gonna work just slow her down , need to teach a turn and come , i will have it bro :oQuote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
Lol she dont even know her name yet lol
ha ha you cant blame a guy for trying ha ha , ,
Sounds like a three foot lead for the next month.....
I'd be doing all the initial bonding on a long line... never picked up... get relationship, which you lead established, and go from there, otherwise establishment will be one of her running you chasing... arse about face way to start.
ElB, 50ft is way way too long...10 to 20 feet more than enough...better still just a lead with her walking beside you...lots of pats, sits, praise etc...I look forward to meeting the little one!!
Praise and pats on the lead will not achieve anything... not a single thing, nothing zip nada... Seriously... nothing... you trying to make a dog "like" you???.... forget it, it's a dog, it will, ultimately, handled right, like being with you.... making it "like" you will require you give it a brain transplant and make it human. You can make it hate you, but I think we're all above that here, you can;t make it like you by going cooey and lovey dovey... it's a dog..Quote:
Originally Posted by EeeBees
50ft???, depends on the skill of the handler.... 10 - 20 feet ... complete waste of time and rope.but please expand on your intimate knowledge of the techniques I prescribe.... reckon I got across a bit more in a fantastic conversation and met both Inti and Felcher today at the shop... Reckon Brian has a handle on it.
grate looking girl all the best with her
seeing as you KNOW everything, please tell me where I wrote ANYTHING about wanting the dog to like the person...the puppy is afterall a puppy and needs to form a connection, confidence and trust in the handler/owner...its a dog...get you!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruff
so this bottle on the end of the lead, what is it full of? from pointer
a good scotch or irish whiskey i would recon
Done 2 already glennorange and an ardbeck mmmmm
OK Praise and pats won;t form a connection. God, i wish it was that simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by EeeBees
Your dad's Brandy! Where's my bottle shithead????Quote:
Originally Posted by Petros_mk
again I did not infer that praise and pats makes a connection....yes but it is simple though...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruff
today I ran Failte on a short lead , she is now answering a whistle and her name and turning on the whistle FRICKEN WOW!! 2weeks in and were on the road already and not pissing off .Tjhe connection to owner is very important and cuddles and love of the pooch endears the pooch to you .I had Failte sleep on the bed one night and she loved it -sooo excited jumping around the room from bedo to floor -around the room and onto the bed again .I think I have a well breed intelligent young bitch and look forward to her understanding that the pheasant is what it is all about and not those shitty little sparrows
Go Failte!!!! El B, I am rapt for you how she is coming on.Quote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
Are you keeping her in the house El B?
no . she has her house next to intis house on the deck and or out the back of the house.to stinky to have inside
Wash her, El B!!!
I don't care about that, was just thinking of entire bitches in the house :sick: Glad she is growing ears
only one as the wife moved out a while ago ;)
Seems mine threw me out el b.
Sorry to hear that Wirehunt but I have been there done that and got the T shirt 25 years ago. It is survivableQuote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
hell thats no good mate . Mine is moving back in after a 6month break -can you believe she wanted me to loose the dogs -lol like that was going to happenQuote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
Somethings fundamentally flawed there...Quote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
an obvious sign of a bolt loose in the machine
We have added pointers better half to our shooting party for next year, she even comes with her own dog...
Pointers a very lucky man -I might add !!
Mine wanted the same sort of thing even down to the dogs. I said na she's right see you later.Quote:
Originally Posted by el borracho
did ya get ya boot back outta her arse as she left :D .Mine knows she has to accept the dogs or its a no go -period -which is pretty sad really but thats life
Not sad at all - this is your hobby, your passion. Any person who can't accept that these things are what make you yourself, probably isn't going to fit into the big picture. There are a few good honest girls who love hunting and the outdoors out there!
Hehehehehehehehehehee....I sincerely hope it all turns out ok for you El B...there are some things we simply cannot compromise on...the loyalty of a beautiful dog is one such thing...
J'aime un coeur tendre = i like a tender heart????
Yes, Twoshotkill, particularly in Brie and Camembret!!!!