Luke Brindledogs

yeah mate some1 will give ya some proper info soon from down there when they read it just disregard the 1st couple comments

welcome mate how long ya been huntin 4?

well mate

hey mate and find some1 with a ground/ute finder and run your pup with them as often as possible on the ground and when your pup has the confidence to jump off the ute moving or stopped then chuck him on the back with the finder and he will pick it up from there if he is going to be any good

all depends once living in the wild for a bit they will smell the same but pigs in a pigery smell alot different to a pig in the wild

hey mate not far from ya if ya ever wanna go huntin with some dogs can work somethin out

depends on the dog sometimes it will make him harder and more determined or could make him softer or not want anything to do with them at all the best dog we ever had wouldnt hit any pig for 6 months after his flogging when he was still young but after the 6 months or so he was full flight into any pig he seen

some young dogs love and can be let hit bigger pigs seen 4 and a half month old pups hold a 50kg boar on its own with out any troubles but also does depends on the pup some will thrive on it some will just sit back and watch until they are ready let them hit what size pig they are willing to but dont egg them into it if they want to have a go they will if not leave it at that and let them watch and learn a bit more

welcome

welome mate

you will like it alot to read and learn

welcome mate

wat hills mate welcome

welcome to teh site mate hope you enjoy it guna atract alot of conversation being a farmer lol every1 will be hitting you up for a run

mate no point going to a place with out cattle as that wont teach ur dog anything about cattle put them on a lead the first time and if they bark growl or try and chase it let him know that he really does nto want to do that and get your r licence if you get that and want to get your dogs working off the ute pm me once you have your r licence and can get upto newcastle area BUT if your dog does jump off at a roo or a bat or something that it shouldnt it will either get clipped up or will get a good piece of discepline off you or me

no worries mate hope they come along nicely for you

mate start taking them now and see what they do just let them go at their own pace dont through them right beside the pig let them make their own way in and be at a distance they want and if they show interest ie barking growling bouncing around waging their tales give them a patt and encourage them on and if they dont show any interest they just need a little longer but keep taking them both every trip and they will get more and more confident and lugg or start showing interest and it will progress from there

mate just get a lend of some1's dog even if it isnt a finder just a lugger and take it with you and your dog to where u said all those pigs were about 20 meters away even the lugger will be able to find a pig in there and then your dog will see what it is meant to do and then once he lugs you will b able to start taking him out on your own

there is no best breed for it but anything with mastif bully pitty buldog pointer boxer dane wolfhound in them have the potentiol to turn out great for you

hey mate welcome to the site hope yo enjyoy it where do you hunt wat dogs you run etc?

hey hope you enjoy the site where you from what dogs you run ect ect

welcome mate hope you enjoy

welcome mate enjoy yourself and yeah its not quiet hunting without the dogs is it