Sentences with phrase «in the lure coursing field»

But where he shines is in the lure coursing field, exercising his natural instinct to chase.

Not exact matches

Of course, the lure of enhanced performance has always been a reason for carious athletes in different fields to take performance enhancing drugs.

It's best to offer dogs the opportunity to use their skills by actually hunting, herding, or tracking with their owner, or participating in mock exercises like field trials, lure coursing, herding exhibitions, or other doggy competitions.

If there is a dog club in your area, get your Saluki involved in lure coursing (chasing a mechanized lure around a track or across an open field).

We strongly recommended that your IG be run at several practice events, alone, before entering a trial so you may gauge its fitness, reactions to other hounds on the field, and interest in coursing the lure.

Sight hounds compete in lure coursing or open field coursing trials where they chase a «lure» (think greyhound racing) or hare in an open field.

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The theory's detractors contend that success in lure coursing trials does not in and of itself make a dog a true sighthound, and further bolster their contention by pointing out that ridgebacks are very poor performers when allowed to run in unofficial open field courses where they typically can not keep up with the true sighthounds.

Lure coursing, which was invented by Lyle Gillette in the Bay Area in 1972, was designed to simulate a rabbit or hare hunt in an open field without the actual pursuit of live game.

If there is a dog club in your area, get your Sloughi involved in lure coursing (chasing a mechanized lure around a track or across an open field).

Terriers and Dachshunds «go - to - ground» in simulated vermin hunts; retrievers, pointers, setters, spaniels, and Beagles, Bassets, and coonhounds prove their prowess in the field; sighthounds run lickety - split after a plastic bag in lure - coursing events; and herding dogs practice their skills on sheep and ducks.

Nancy believes dogs should have varied activities and be allowed to participate in sports / activities they were bred to do, such as herding, lure coursing, dog sledding, barn hunt, field hunting.

We have a completely fenced field (no worries of dogs running off or loose dogs interfering on the course), experience running dogs of almost every breed (including the super fast sighthounds) and guidance from those that have been active in lure coursing for MANY years (special thanks to Pat and Jim, our mentors!).

She won BEST IN FIELD and BEST OF BREED (5 point major) over specials at the AKC Lure Coursing Trial In Michigan on April 17, 201IN FIELD and BEST OF BREED (5 point major) over specials at the AKC Lure Coursing Trial In Michigan on April 17, 201In Michigan on April 17, 2011.

Jenga also won BEST IN FIELD (her second BIF) and Best of Breed (5 point major) at the AKC Lure Coursing Trial in Ohio on May 28, 2011IN FIELD (her second BIF) and Best of Breed (5 point major) at the AKC Lure Coursing Trial in Ohio on May 28, 2011in Ohio on May 28, 2011!!

From there, the dog can compete in Open Stakes to earn a Field Championship Title, a Master Courser Title, and finally a Lure Courser Excellent Title, which comes in levels such as LCX I, LCX II, LCX III as the dog earns progressively more points over the course of his or her career.