How to train Greyhounds to catch rabbits Find adult dog leads with experience in catching rabbits

How to train Greyhound to catch rabbits, now there are more and more people choose to keep a greyhound as a pet in the choice of pet. Because greyhound has a special skill is to catch rabbits, but not every greyhound is born will catch rabbits, greyhound rabbit skills are acquired through training. So I'm going to show you how to train Greyhounds to catch rabbits.

How are Greyhounds trained to catch rabbits

Here I introduce a few methods to train greyhounds to catch rabbits: the first is to catch rabbits, the initial single is not good, you find an adult dog with rabbit experience, after half a month will be effective. At home YOU CAN THROW RABBIT SKIN TO LET IT CATCH, AFTER DIAO RETURNS TO GIVE IT REWARD, THROW AGAIN NEXT, REPEATED A FEW DAYS CAN FORM CONDITIONED REFLEX. Then look for the big dog leash. It's simple. It just takes time and effort.

The second is to pay attention to feeding methods: you want to work hard to have beef, eggs, milk, protein powder, tonic, calcium tablets... Catching rabbits depends on the dog's speed, bay, mouth these three points you need to practice daily a good pedigree dog in the future training will be more powerful. I think it is very important to let the dog from a young age to catch jumping rabbits and rabbits to train the bay well.

The retention of greyhounds

Select a well-built, energetic and well-developed greyhound for the desired size and coat color. Create A LIFETIME RECORD CARD FOR THE DOG, RECORDING ITS NAME, NUMBER, SEX, DATE OF BIRTH, PARENTS AND health STATUS. The seed is retained in a ratio of male to female between 4 ∶1 and 6:1. Generally, 1 male dog and 2-3 female dogs are fed in the same field. During the estrus season, the male needs to be fed in a single cage. Males ARE READY TO MATE WHEN THEY ARE 1.5 TO 2 YEARS old AND FEMALES when they are 1 to 1.5 years old.

The ethnic origin of Greyhounds

The breed's origins are believed to date back to ancient Egypt, where a bas-relief painting of the Saluki retriever was found in a tomb built around 4000 BC. But analysis of DNA in 2004 revealed that greyhounds are not closely related to this breed of dog, but rather a close relative of herding dogs.

Historically, these sighthound dogs were mainly used to hunt in open areas, allowing their keen eyesight to be put to use. They (OR AT LEAST similarly NAMED DOGS) are believed to have BEEN brought to England from CONTINENTAL Europe by the CELts IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH CENTURIES BC.

The English name of Greyhound is generally believed to be derived from the Old English "Grighund". Hund stands for hound, grig is unknown, but it should have nothing to do with the modern English grey(grey). Moreover, Greyhound does have many different fur colors.

Growth and maintenance of Greyhounds

Greyhounds are not picky about food, but nutrition should be comprehensive, especially protein and vitamins can not be lacking. Greyhounds feed can be divided into three categories: animal feed, plant feed and additives.

The newborn puppy is very weak, the breeder should observe at any time to prevent the bitch from crushing the puppy. The PUPPY CAN SUCKLE ON its OWN after BIRTH, BUT THE WEAK puppy needs to be placed on the mother's chest to help her suckle. The FEMALE DOG HAS 8 -10 NIPples, feeding ability is limited, large FEMALE dog can feed 10 puppies, IF too MANY should consider FOSTER care OR artificial feeding, to ensure the healthy growth OF puppies.