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kerry
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ah see i dont make that patch of grass, usually walk out the woods and turn back round again, next time i will walk to the grass see if you are about  |
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lynn 01
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Is this what they call a doggie date!!!
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Lindy
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oh dear now you guys know I feel on a regular basis with Dora the explore  your training is working as he came back well done Paul for staying calm |
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Arlene
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Our Ladies is my school  There is always someone walking their dog down near there |
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John Thomson
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I bet you wish Koda's breeder could have seen it?
When prey drive like that kicks in nothing else matters to the dog........luckily deer are really fast on their feet and in my experience the dog will quickly realise this and give up when they know they are beaten.......still scary to watch a fast dog take off like that.
Well done Koda for coming back
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marcella
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| Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 10:13 pm Post subject: |
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| great he came back so quickly!!!!! You can only praise him for coming back so soon. His natural instincts took over but he came back! |
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Suzanne H
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Otto does it all the time at Dumpellier...always comes back once he realises he's not going to catch it. Or he just tears off nose to the ground.
We have a dog whistle and if he goes too far, couple of blasts on that brings him back in.
It is scary when they first do it though... |
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Sam
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As John said " some dogs know when they are not gonna get said prey" in addition some dogs love the chase but more importantly love being with their owners.
I have a few friends whose dogs relish the chase an hunt, but them said friends carry on with the walk an know that give them dogs afew mins an they will come huffing back, pleased as punch with catching nothing an wanting to be back with their master.
That's not to say you don't get plenty wee buggers who have to be dug out though ..lol
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marcella
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| Sam wrote: |
That's not to say you don't get plenty wee buggers who have to be dug out though ..lol
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yeah ......... Lindy's Dora can't give up the chase! |
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Lorna
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Such fun aren't they. Nothing like a Beagle stuck down a rabbit hole! Wee b*****s.
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